Camp Wa Wa Segowea is a great place to make new friends, sharing your similarities as well as the differences you have. Kids that come to camp, reach out to their school friends, their neighborhood friends and even their brothers and sisters, wanting them all to be a part of the magic of Camp Segowea. Every child's camp experience will be with them for the rest of their lives. This summer is shaping up to be a memorable one! Camp Director Kat Fitzpatrick has hit the ground running making phone calls and reaching out to previous campers as well as new campers. She's on the road too, talking in person to kids and parents alike in New York and Massachusetts at Camp Fairs. She wants to make sure her first summer at Wa Wa Segowea is the best yet! To sign up today and be a part of that Magic, simply go to the camp website where you can register online-
http://www.cdymca.org/locations/CampWaWaSegowea/Home.aspx
One family that sent their kids to camp 30+ years ago were the Larson's. They lived in Dutchess County back then and have all stayed within a couple hours drive from camp. They've attended the reunions in the past and have also helped on work weekends. They truly are "Friends of Segowea"! They were nice enough to get together one weekend, share their memories of camp and record it too! Here's an edited edition of that get together-
What a great video ~ so much history and good times captured. I was moved when they said "Glad to know the camp is in good hands now." I'm doing my utmost best!
ReplyDeleteWow, having spent my years as a camper at Segowea starting in the mid 90's, it's amazing that some of my answers to the questions would be exactly the same! I too had all my left shoes taken as a prank and woke up with a mustache! I think it's a true testament to the traditions of Wa Wa! Thanks for putting this together!
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