Camper Memoir – Alice Royer Roy
When we were about three years old, my friend David and I made mud pies and built houses where my mother had run the hose in the dirt for us…
Category: Camper Memoirs
Camper Memoir – Jeanie Semon
The six years at Camp Hagan (1964-1969) were actually a life-changing experience for me. Camp Hagan has always been significant to me for the people I met…
Camper Memoir – Karen Beatty
As long as I can remember I have been interested in the cultures of the world – how people live and what they believe. As a child, the farthest I remember…
Camper Memoir – Karen Blickwede Knowlton
Most people consider one particular place or situation in which they grew up, sometimes rather suddenly (with the death of a parent, for example), and other times over a few weeks…
Camper Memoir – Lois Biery Kulp
World War II was still raging in 1943. My parents, Paul and Susan Biery, saved every penny they could, not daring to spend on anything frivolous…
Camper Memoir – Lynn Sherwood Giles
A typical overnight canoe trip from Camp Hagan spent the night on Tocks island which was an island in the middle of the river just South of Camp Miller…
Camper Memoir – Nancy Holbrook Sweeney
We all have experiences in our lives which we look back on with fond memories and which help to shape us into the person we have become…
Camper Memoir – Patty Mochel
It was the fifth day of a week-long backpacking trip in a wilderness area of the Rocky Mountains. We had just left the summit, an nearly 13,000 feet…
Camper Memoir – Robin Fidler Brancato
Looking back on my fairly long life–will I make it into me mid-nineties, like Hagan Director, Sis Wenrich. I’m pleased to think that I’ve usually found a good balance…
Camper Memoir – Ruth Clegg Whitsel
I’m a potential hoarder. Having brought five sets of dishes to Carol Woods, my retirement community, has led me to that conclusion. I rarely cook. If my mind goes…
Camper Memoir – Jeanie Semon
The six years at Camp Hagan (1964-1969) were actually a life-changing experience for me. Camp Hagan has always been significant to me for the people I met…
Camper Memoir – Karen Beatty
As long as I can remember I have been interested in the cultures of the world – how people live and what they believe. As a child, the farthest I remember…
Camper Memoir – Karen Blickwede Knowlton
Most people consider one particular place or situation in which they grew up, sometimes rather suddenly (with the death of a parent, for example), and other times over a few weeks…
Camper Memoir – Lois Biery Kulp
World War II was still raging in 1943. My parents, Paul and Susan Biery, saved every penny they could, not daring to spend on anything frivolous…
Camper Memoir – Lynn Sherwood Giles
A typical overnight canoe trip from Camp Hagan spent the night on Tocks island which was an island in the middle of the river just South of Camp Miller…
Camper Memoir – Nancy Holbrook Sweeney
We all have experiences in our lives which we look back on with fond memories and which help to shape us into the person we have become…
Camper Memoir – Patty Mochel
It was the fifth day of a week-long backpacking trip in a wilderness area of the Rocky Mountains. We had just left the summit, an nearly 13,000 feet…
Camper Memoir – Robin Fidler Brancato
Looking back on my fairly long life–will I make it into me mid-nineties, like Hagan Director, Sis Wenrich. I’m pleased to think that I’ve usually found a good balance…
Camper Memoir – Ruth Clegg Whitsel
I’m a potential hoarder. Having brought five sets of dishes to Carol Woods, my retirement community, has led me to that conclusion. I rarely cook. If my mind goes…