Agawam Council 2013 Annual Report by Michael Bensen

2013 ANNUAL REPORT

Director’s Report As a summer camp professional I spend a certain amount of time interacting with my camp director peers. I am on the board of Maine Summer Camps – an organization intended to promote and strengthen the summer camp industry in Maine. I also actively participate in the annual New England American Camping Association (ACA) meeting in New Hampshire. In addition, Camp Agawam is a member of the Maine Camp Experience, a community of local summer camps. It is through these interactions that I have come to learn that there are many very good summer camps out there, a lot of which are right here in Maine. When I meet with other camp directors it is always interesting to trade stories about our respective organizations. It is with the perspective of knowing something about the many terrific New England summer camps that I can say without hesitation that Camp Agawam is a truly special and unique place. I feel strongly that one of the primary factors that makes us stand out is the strength and passion of our extended Agawam family. It is simply amazing to me that so many people are so willing to help out in so many different ways. It is certainly reflected in the generous giving highlighted in this Annual Report – your thoughtful support has a huge impact on Agawam and the boys, thank you! If you couple that with the amazing work done by the Agawam Council Board of Directors and Committee members, along with the hours logged by our many volunteers, it adds up to something very special. 2013 was a terrific year for Agawam. It was one of the best summers that I can remember in terms of overall quality of staff and campers, and over 90% of 2013 campers will be returning this summer. This is an amazing statistic, but also one that has been fairly common for Camp Agawam. It is a testament to the strength and quality of the young men and women who make up our staff. I love to stroll around Camp during the day and watch the interactions between campers and staff. Agawam counselors engage in their jobs with such an energy and joy that it cannot help but have a wonderful influence on the campers. One important transition in our staff over the past five years has been the ability to add older and more experienced staff members to our team. The core of any Agawam staff is the college-aged young men and women. However, it is also critical to have a small cadre of staff members – generally professional educators – who can influence and impact our staff and campers in positive ways. This summer our Waterfront Director, Trip Director and Head of Challenge (ropes course) fit this description. Not only do I know that these essential portions of the Agawam program will be run professionally and with consistent quality, I can also count a positive mentoring influence on the general staff. I have been able to add these essential staff members because of the flexibility afforded by the construction of the staff cabins of Malm and Masconomo. I recently had an e-mail exchange with an alumnus who has not been to Agawam since the 1950’s. The reason he wrote to me was that he found a vintage Agawam jacket from his time at camp and wanted to donate it. In one of his notes he said to me “I have many happy memories: Ghost Rocks, Dairy Maids, Katiaki, Council.” His passion for Camp remains strong even after a sixty-year absence. Powerful stuff, and another testament to the strength of the Agawam community. As the director of Camp Agawam I want to express my sincere thanks to the many people who make us what we are. It is your passion, your caring, and your willingness to give back that makes Agawam unique in the world of summer camps. I also want you to know that Camp Agawam is your place. I hope that you will join us for the 95th Reunion this summer, but I also want you to feel welcome to visit Agawam anytime. If it has been a long time since your last visit I look forward to the opportunity to show you around. If you come to a Council Fire I cannot promise that you will not have to judge Tribal Charades or a Barnyard Fest between the cabins of Yale and Lang, but I can promise a strengthened connection (or reconnection) with a powerful Agawam legacy. In Agawam Spirit...

“Chief ” Erik Calhoun

President’s Report Greetings, and thank you to all members of the Agawam community for your generous support for camp! In 2013 we operated two successful camp seasons, Main Idea and Camp Agawam, with strong enrollments and fine programs. Support from the Agawam community enabled us to provide 250 tuition-free weeks of camp to 125 boys. How! How! “Chief ” Calhoun and his Leadership Team led an outstanding group of seasonal staff, resulting in a fantastic camper summer. I am pleased to report that a vast majority of 2013 campers and staff will be returning to the shore of Crescent Lake for the summer of 2014. Having a strong Leadership Team running camp frees up Agawam Council to focus on its primary role of planning Agawam’s long term success and viability, and all committees have been doing that! The Program Committee is reviewing all aspects of our program to ensure that we are providing the best possible opportunities for campers to develop physically, mentally and spiritually. We run a great program, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be improved! Other Committees are working hard as well. The Plant Committee defines areas of our physical plant that need improvement or development. Communications and Alumni Relations is working on a number of things, including effective methods of reaching out to more potential families who might be interested in sending their sons to Agawam. Human Resources and Evaluation has developed a number of ways to track feedback on all areas of the Agawam experience, while the Development Committee works all year on raising funds to support our programs, and the Finance Committee makes sure that we are spending our money wisely and oversees our endowments. Looking ahead, this summer we will celebrate Agawam’s 95th Anniversary over Labor Day weekend. Starting Friday, August 29th, and running through Sunday morning, we’ll meet old friends and make new ones, engage in activities, exaggerate stories from the past, and participate in a council fire on Saturday night. Sunday afternoon following the reunion, Agawam will host a memorial service for “Chief ” Garth Nelson, who passed away last summer. “Chief ” was Camp Director and Executive Director at Agawam for 23 years, leaving an indelible mark on Camp and those with whom he came in contact. He introduced a number of innovations: the “quad” in Upper Campus, the incorporation of female staff members, and the development of the role of 15 year-old “senior” campers, just to name a few. While his leadership and character are missed, it’s comforting that “Chief ” Calhoun carries on in the tradition that “Chief ” set. We anticipate an outstanding summer in 2014, and I look forward to seeing you all at Agawam’s 95th Anniversary Reunion!! ‘Til we meet again,

“Loot” Bob Fryer

Treasurer’s Report Agawam remains in a strong financial position thanks to the generosity of our donors, the loyalty of camp families, and the expertise and dedication of our leadership staff. We strive to continue the traditions and commitment to stewardship established by multiple generations of the Mason family and Garth Nelson, along with past and present Agawam Council members. Agawam finished the 2013 fiscal year with cash of over $550,000, no long-term debt and nothing drawn on our line of credit. Our ratio of current assets to current liabilities stood at a healthy 4 to 1. While our buildings and land are carried on our balance sheet at a book value of $1,806,580, their full value property tax assessment is over $3,100,000. Total investments of $1,340,615 represent our permanent endowment and preservation balances. Of that total, $177,451 is unrestricted, $584,690 is temporarily restricted by donors, and $578,474 is permanently restricted by donors. Tuition revenue for F2013 was $867,977 (down slightly vs. F2012) which was supplemented by contributions from friends and alumni of $341,533 (up sharply from F2012). For the calendar year that ended in 2013, the Main Idea and Campership Endowment generated a rate of return of 10.8%, with an asset allocation of roughly 50% equities and 50% fixed income. This performance is below the midpoint of the S&P 500 total return of +32% and the Barclays US Aggregate Bond Index return of (2%), primarily due to our exposure to TIPs, GNMA bonds, international equities and a small amount of gold. In response to a sharply lower interest rate environment, the Council voted in 2012 to reduce our annual draw rate on the endowment from 4.5% to 2.5%, to be phased in over 2 years. This change significantly reduces support for Main Idea and Camp Agawam Camperships, and we have increased our Annual Appeal fundraising targets in an effort to offset this.Your generous contributions in 2013 bridged this gap, allowing us to maintain full support for our Campership programs. Thank you for your continued and growing support! From an operations perspective, we had some higher than expected costs, which reduced our cash flow from operations. We continue to work towards funding necessary capital improvements and maintenance, as well as building a comfortable working capital balance for the offseason. Staff salaries, benefits and payroll taxes make up our largest annual expense, with food, insurance and maintenance and equipment comprising the other major components.

“Chips” Alex Cobb Statement of Activities as of September 30

Consolidated Balance Sheet as of September 30

(Excerpted from Independent Accountants' Review Report performed by MacDonald Page and Co. LLC, South Portland, ME)

FY2013 REVENUE Tution & training Realized & unrealized endowment gains & losses Interest & dividends Other income

Contributions Annual Appeal Golf & Tennis Marathons Preservation Trust Other contributions Total Contributions

$ $ $ $

867,977 $ 57,499 $ 20,279 $ 50,214 $ 995,969 $

$ $ $ $ $

191,217 56,894 11,000 82,422 341,533

TOTAL REVENUE

$ 1,337,502

EXPENSES Program: Camp Agawam & Main Idea Management & General Fundraising

$ $ $

TOTAL EXPENSES

$ 1,306,456

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS

$ $ $ $ $

1,169,451 $ 81,585 $ 55,420 $

174,787 54,405 27,230 6,911 263,333

1,050,211 104,933 51,817

$ 1,206,961

31,046 $

11,335 $ (400) $ 10,935 $

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

41,981

878,014 134,836 21,143 59,339 1,090,332

$ 1,353,665

NON-OPERATING REVENUES & LOSSES Permanently Restricted Contributions $ Loss on Pledges $ TOTAL NON-OPERATING REVENUES & LOSSES $ $

FY2013

FY2012

ASSETS Cash & cash equivalents Accounts receivable Contributions receivable Other Total current assets

$ $ $ $ $

559,786 42,975 4,000 2,399 609,160

FY2012 $ $ $ $ $

507,565 52,085 3,400 2,636 565,686

Fixed assets

1,806,580 $

1,857,129

Investments - long term

1,340,615 $

1,258,065

TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Current liabilities LT liabilities Total liabilities

$ 3,756,355

$ $

$ 3,680,880

152,908 $ $ 152,908 $

NET ASSETS Unrestricted net assets Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Total net assets

$ $ $ $

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

$ 3,756,355

2,394,661 630,312 578,474 3,603,447

$ $ $ $

113,685 5,729 119,414

2,385,104 609,223 567,139 3,561,466

146,704

11,000 (6,835) 4,165 153,869

$ 3,680,880

Endowed Funds Main Idea and Campership Endowments Permanently restricted Agawam Council endowments from which the income supports Main Idea and complete or partial Camp Agawam Camperships. GENERAL MAIN IDEA AND CAMPERSHIPS ENDOWMENT - $556,071 MAIN IDEA ENDOWMENT - $10,615 EMILY G. McCAMPBELL CAMPERSHIP ENDOWMENT - $54,317 Established in memory of Emily G. McCampbell, and intended to provide general tuition assistance for Agawam’s seven-week season. GOVERNOR MASON CAMPERSHIP ENDOWMENT - $72,364 Intended to support a Main Idea boy’s enrollment in the seven-week camping season. Initiated in 1989 by George G. Mason, Sr. in memory of Appleton A. Mason – the “Governor” – and supported by the generosity of the Mason family and other friends. MARY AND ELMER BARTELS CAMPERSHIP ENDOWMENT - $91,285 Established in honor of Elmer and Mary Bartels and intended to fund tuition assistance for disabled campers to attend the Camp Agawam seven-week season. SANDRA CAMPBELL MEMORIAL FUND - $178,462 Named in honor of Sandra Campbell, this fund provides assistance for both Main Idea and seven-week Camperships. VANDER VEER MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT - $2,354 An endowment in memory of Judith Vander Veer that is intended to help support one boy a season for the Main Idea program.

Other Permanently Restricted Endowments BERG INTERNATIONAL FUND - $10,000 Established by Michael and Lisa Berg, camp parents, this fund provides annual support for additional compensation for international staff, thus encouraging continued involvement of this important component of Agawam’s camp community. MARY WILLIAMS GREGG ENDOWMENT FOR LEADERSHIP ENRICHMENT - $187,695 Established in 1998 in memory of Mary Gregg, a member of Agawam Council’s Board of Directors from 1991 to 1997. This fund provides grants to allow deserving Agawam staff members to engage in training or other experiences that will enhance their leadership and outdoor education skills, specifically applicable to future contributions at Agawam.

Other Temporarily Restricted and Unrestricted Funds PRESERVATION FUND - $172,521 Funds from the Preservation Trust, designated to help preserve the Agawam environment and program viability, have allowed Agawam Council to purchase over 60 acres of adjacent open land, professionally plan the future of Agawam and its governance, and embark on a comprehensive tree planting program. AP MASON FUND - $4,929 The Ap Mason Memorial Fund was established to honor the memory of Appleton A. Mason, Jr. by his family and friends. Ap was involved with Agawam throughout his life, as a camper, staff person, Camp Director, Trustee Emeritus, mentor, and friend. He passed away on July 25, 2001. The Ap Mason Memorial Fund has been designated for Campership and Preservation needs of the Agawam Council. HALLOWELL FUND - $1,380 Established by Samuel and Elizabeth Hallowell, camp parents, funds can be distributed to enhance Agawam’s ability to properly compensate key seasonal staff. all balances as of 9/30/13

Development Director’s Report Thank you for your generous support for Agawam! Greater need and a reduced endowment draw prompted us to increase our goals in 2013, and you responded with overwhelming generosity, providing critical support and funding for our youth development programs. With your help, we surpassed our 2013 Annual Appeal goal and raised $191,217, our greatest total ever. How! How! As you can see in the chart below, recent years have witnessed noteworthy increases in Annual Appeal fundraising; thank you all for your generous support! 2013 fundraising events were marked by good times and great fundraising: 100-Hole Golf Marathon and Tennis Marathons generated over $50,000 for Camperships and the 2nd Annual AG/WAM Alumni Challenge for Camperships raised a record $23,000. Overall contributions in 2013 topped $340,000, up 28% from 2012. Agawam’s annual fundraising efforts and summer programs rely heavily on the talent and effort of volunteers. From hosting gatherings, to golfing 100 holes, to making phone calls, to painting cabins, to cooking dinner for our staff, to teaching activities during Main Idea, volunteerism is a key component of Agawam’s success and sustainability. Thank you for this critical support! Our heartfelt thanks to all members of the Agawam community for your loyalty, friendship, and support.

“Lt” Mike Bensen $250,000

$200,000

Agawam Council Annual Appeal Campaigns, 1987 to present

$150,000

$136,645

$191,217 $174,787 $140,692 $129,738

$111,219 $104,580 $125,711 $94,565 $91,089 $109,445

$100,000

$125,326

$129,666

$138,794

$126,163

$75,761 $48,530 $32,748

$50,000 $2,895

$60,301

$56,133

$43,111

$60,240

$79,358

$67,745

$52,010

$24,815

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2013 Donors

Gifts received between October 1, 2012 and September 30, 2013 * = Deceased Gifts to the 2013 Annual Appeal, Golf and Tennis Marathons for Camperships, and AG/WAM Challenge for Camperships!! Governor ($5,000+) Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll Cornell Family Foundation Mr. Robert Kurtz and Ms.Yuko Aimi Mr. and Mrs. William Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Norena Donald R. and Jenifer K. Reynolds Jeff and Jeannie Rose Jon and Andrea Sprole “Scout” Jeff Young Four Winds ($2,500 - $4,999) Frank and Pam Anthony Mr. and Dr. Thomas Capasse Bob and Priscilla Demont Jose and Heleni Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Martin, Jr. Mrs. Margaret Phibrick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sands Richard and Sarah Schaberg Mr. and Mrs. W. Marshall Schmidt Ben and Katie Small Matt and Carey Strobeck

Sachem ($1,000 - $2,499) Anonymous Bill and Emily Auerswald Mr. and Mrs. Brian Auld Mr. Frederick Beddard Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Benseler Mr. and Mrs. Garret Bensen Borislow Family and Team Prep Camp Mr. and Mrs. John Calhoun Mary and Eric Calhoun Alex and Barbie Cobb Mr. David De Sieyes Susan and Digger Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dunnan Bob and Liz Fryer Gerson Family Kathie Hayes Jeff and Sanna Henderer Mr. and Mrs. William Hogan, III “Bos’n” and Dana Holland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoynes The Knapp Fund Mr. and Mrs. James Leyden Dr. and Mrs. Appleton Mason, III Mr. and Mrs. George Mason, Jr. Mr. David Miller Mr. Hanson Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Davis Rust Karen Degerberg and Andy Sandler Mr. Jonathan Sands Mr. Austin Scheerer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder, III Mr. Arthur Snyder, IV

“Sarge” Russell Sprole Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steers Peter and Karen Wilson Mrs. Louise Yamada Tally Keeper ($500 - $999) Mr. Kenneth Abele “Bos’n” and Chrissy Barnard Mr. Richard Barnard Mr. Elmer Bartels, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Baxter Mr. Martin Berman and Ms. Mary Ann Jasienowski Cal and Anne Butt Mr. and Mrs. Porter Caesar, II Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Connolly, III Mr. and Mrs. George Coombe Mr. Matthew Coombe John Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Crane “Bowman” Jake Creem Mr. Robert Davidson Mr. Robert Dow Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Alanson Enos,V Mr. Timothy Evers Mr. Thomas Ewig, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Faust Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitzsimmons Mr. and Mrs. Michael Forbes Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Frank Matthew and Judith Gardner Kenneth B. Graves Mr. Robert Gregg, Jr.

The Harden Family George “Terry” Hubbard Mrs. Paisley Kelling Karen Malm Mr. Scott Malm Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall Mr. and Mrs. David Mason Mr. Edward McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller Mr. Byron Miller Garth* and Barbara Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O’Brien Mr. Scott Oakford John Olinger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborn David and Leelee Panno Hugh “John” Pearson ‘46-’52 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Phillips Mr. Bruce Redpath Mr. William Rickards Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Roski Mrs. William A. Ryan Gary Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Small Ms. Caroline Fitzgibbons and Mr. Tad Smith Mr. Lewis Somers, IV Drs. Brian Spence and Kirsten Glass Mr. and Mrs. Jared Sprole Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Stimpson Tabell Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James Terkovich

2013 Donors

Mr. McLane Tilton Mr. Philip Torchio, Jr. Charlie Towers Janet Ver Planck Mr. Gregory Walsh Lori Chiarappa Watson Tribal Chief ($250 - $499) Mrs. Aubin Ames Mr. David Banks Mr. Matthew Benseler Ms. Stacey Benseler Mike and Kara Bensen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bensen Mr. and Mrs. David Bentley Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blum Janice Bowers Mr. Alex Byron Mr. and Mrs. Erik Calhoun Mr. Claiborn Carr, III Mr. Bruce Chalmers

John and Silvana Clark “Trapper” Dan Cluchey Mr. Michael Connolly Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur Connolly, Jr. The Ken Craft Family Mr. and Mrs. Junius Davenport, III Mr. Charleigh Davis Mr. Nicholas de Janosi Mr. and Mrs. Scott Degerberg Mr. and Mrs. Eric Degerberg Dr. and Mrs. John Dluhy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ewig, Sr. Mr. James Gammill Mr. Peter Gelfman Mr. and Mrs. James Gerson Mr. Frederick Gerson Sandra Goolden Janet Graves Mr. Lester Graves Mary C. Don and Stephen A. Greene Dave and Cathy Griffiths

Mr. Brian Grzymski Mr. Gregory Gullickson Drs. Glenn and Christina Gwozdz Ron and Lisa Hall Mr. Nicholas Hammerschlag Mr. and Mrs. E. Livingston Haskell Mr. Christopher Hayes Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Hershey Mr. Ian Hobbs and Ms. Diane Doherty Mary C. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jones Mr. Daniel Kane and Ms. Katherine Emery Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kelley Rusty Kendall Mr. John Lapoint Mr. Matthew Lovell and Ms. Colleen Haikes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macdonald Mr. and Mrs. Eric Malm Mr. and Dr. James Mannix Mr. George McCarter Tom and Diane Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. J. Basil Murray Dr. and Mrs. Morgan Murray, Jr. Mr. Morgan Murray, Sr. Pat* and Parker Murray Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Murray Steve and Betty O’Leary Dan Osgood Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Oxman Mr. J. Craig Oxman David N. Page Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer Mr. Stephen Peirce Mr. Andrew Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Plaut Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott Pragoff Mr. and Mrs. George Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rex Mr. Donald Richards Mr. Bart Riley Segundo Rodriguez and Ana Maria Garcia Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Frost Schroeder Alison and William Schweizer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shechtman Mr. Jacob Shechtman Ms. Laura Simmers Mr. Geoffrey Slovenski Mrs. Ruth Slovenski Valentin Soltir Mr. and Mrs. John Somers Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Sorel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spence Steven Starker Suzanne Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Stiglich Carol Strobeck Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tufaro Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tufaro Stu Upson Mr. and Mrs. Jon Webel Alan and Gail White Mr. and Mrs. John Whitton, Jr.

Firekeeper ($100 - $249) Anonymous (15) Haley Acker Mr. Robert Ackerman Mark Ames Mr. and Mrs. David Ames Michael Anderson Mrs. Cindy Andrews Mr. Stephen Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Arnott Mr. Benjamin Ascher Mr. David Auld Dr. and Mrs. David Babin Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker Mr. and Mrs. Peter Balderston Mr. Christopher Balderston Bryant* and Dorie Barnard Mr. Robert Barnard Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barnebey Anne Susan and Nevins Baxter Mr. Michael Beddard Jeff and Elizabeth Begin Mrs. Barbara Bensen Mr. Adam Berg Dr. Eric Bergh Mr. Christopher Beukers Rock on Brothers Mr. Luke Billings Mr. Frank Blauvelt Mr. David Bohl Steve Bottum Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowen Rev. Charles Bowman Curtis Berkey and Cameron Brown Mr. Sandford Brown and Ms. Katherine Betts Mr. and Mrs. Tobin Brown Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bushey Paul and Janet Butler Karen Butterfield Mr. A.J. Buzzell Mr. J. Crawford Byers C&N Manufacturing, Inc. Mrs. Susan Caesar Mr. and Mrs. Eric Calhoun, Jr. Brandon Calvo Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carhart Dr. and Dr. Timothy Carnes, Jr. Dr. and Dr. Timothy Carnes Mr. and Mrs. James Carter Camp Cedar Mr. and Mrs. Joe Childress Mr. Nicholas Childs Scott Clark Dr. Charles Clark Jeff Clausen Mr. and Mrs. David Clausen Mr. Charles Clausen Gabriela and Dwight Cleveland Jeremy, Sally, and Rose Cluchey Mr. David Cluchey Ms. Cathy Coffman Mr. and Mrs. John Copelin Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cuthbertson Mike and Amy Davis Ms. Marcia Davis Dr. Charles De Sieyes

2013 Donors Mr. and Mrs. David R. DeCamp Priscilla Demont Mr. and Mrs. William Dennler Mr. Samuel Devens Mr. Monroe Diefendorf Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Dockery Mr. D. Aidan Donahue Mrs. Judy Doseck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunklee Diana B. Dunnan Mr. Morgan Dunnan Mr. Bowen Dunnan Mr. Colin Dwyer Marc and Linda Ellin Mr. James Engle Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erikson Mr. Benjamin Esty Mr. Daniel Esty Mr. and Mrs. Peter Esty Shellea Ewig Mr. John Fatersik Mr. David Feig Mr. Larry Feig and Ms. Elaine Hatow Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fenton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fiore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzsimmons Mr. John Flaherty Mr. Andrew Fleiss Carolyn and Richard Fleiss Mrs. Peggy Forbes Mr. Peter Ford Mr. George Ford Mr. and Mrs. George Frank, III Mr. Sam French Mr. Appleton Fryer, Jr Ted Fuller Mohawk Wam ‘75-’81 Tom Gammill Keith and Amy Gardner Simon and Kara Gerson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gildersleeve Howard Gillette Mr. David Glaser Mr. Ronald Goodgame Mr. Eric Grant Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Greene Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregg, III Mr. and Mrs. William Gregor Greiner-Maltz Property Sales, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gugerty Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Haley, Jr. Elizabeth Hallowell Mr. Jack Hartog Mr. James Harvey Mr. P. Thomson Haskell Jennifer Hauge Meg, John, and David Hauge Jean Hayes Atwell Hedly Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henderer Mr. Richard Henshaw, III “Ensign” and Margaretta Hershey Mr. and Mrs. David Hesselink Mr. Nathan Hesselink Louis “Frisky” Hexter Mr. Kent Hilton Mr. Andrew Himsworth Winston and Anita Himsworth

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holland, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoopes Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoynes Mr. Calvin Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. F. James Hutchinson Craig Jackson Mark C. Jones Mrs. Elinor Jones Mr. Robert Jordan, Sr. Mr. Ethan Judkins Mr. and Mrs. John Kasprak Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kearns Bert and Marilyn Kendall Mr. Marc Knevett Gerrit* and Ellie Kouwenhoven Mr. Joe Kozlowski and Ms. Carol Guckert Mr. Richard Krantz Mr. John Krupey Mr. Andrew Lanham Mr. John Lanham Stephanie Lanham Mr. and Mrs. James LaVersa, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Layng, III Mike Leavy Mr. Francis Leblanc Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Locke Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lohmeyer Charles Long Mr. and Mrs. John Long Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Long Drs. Mark and Nancy Lowitt Mr. Charles Lusk Margaret MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Mark Macdonald Maggie and Jim Marrone Jennifer and Muscoe Martin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mason Mrs.Virginia Mason

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mason Mr. Brian Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Michael McClellan Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGeehan Mr. Robert Mead and Ms. Susan Hamlin Peter Meenan Mr. Sergio Mendoza Mr. Peter Merrill Mesmer & Deleault, PLLC Mr. Connor Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison “Ensign” Skip Morse Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moye Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Murphy Nathan Murphy Mr. Parker Murray Virginia Nadel Mr. and Mrs. Russell Neale Elizabeth Small Needham Matthew Neff Mr. Luke Norena Laura Northey Mr. Bryan O’Driscoll K O’Loughlin Lorraine Olsheski Matthew Ormiston Osgood Productions Joel Osgood Ms. Elizabeth Osselaer Dr.Yuri Ostapiuk Mr. and Mrs. John Otis Mr. and Mrs. Philip Paseltiner Mr. and Mrs. Lance Patterson Jarod Patton Pember Family Mrs. Edith Pescatello Mrs. Lynda Pescatello Gregory Petrick and Cynthia Smith Ms. Darcy Phillips

Mr. and Mrs.Yann Pigeaire Mr. D. Michael Porta Mr. and Mrs. David Pragoff Matthew Pru Mr. Francis Purcell Mr. Eric Purvis Jim Rafferty Mr. John Rafferty Diane Rapp Mr. Jordan Rapp Nathaniel Read and Teresa Telander Sebastian H. Reetz “Seb” Reliable Networks of Maine, LLC Nancy Rice Mr. Geoffrey Richards Ann and Jim Rickards Mr. Scott Rickards The Rigione Family Kris and Roger Rioux Mr. Zachary Rioux Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robertson Chris Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rogers Mr. Thomas Rogers Mrs. Julia Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sabasteanski Mr. Joseph Sala and Ms. Robyn Hammond Robin Saloman Mr. Michael Sandler Jody Sataloff George Saunders Mr. and Mrs. George Scarlett Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schlobach Mr. John Schmidt and Ms. Elizabeth Vogel Andrew Schmidt Mr. Joshua Schmidt Mr. Andrew Schrag

2013 Donors Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vermylen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vermylen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Veroneau Mr. Javier Vila and Ms. Maria Ortiz Mary Claire and Dan Wall Mr. Benjamin Wallace Mr. Malcolm Walsh Mr. Jasper Walsh Brian Walter Mrs. Gloria Webel Mr. and Mrs. William Welch Mr. Joshua White Lawrence Wilberton Dave and Kathy Wilbur Preston “Lea”* and Nancy Wilds Dr. Andrew Wilkis Margaret and Skip Wilkis Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Mr. John Williams Aubin Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilson, Sr. Anne Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wolff Mr. Benjamin Wolff D. Austin Wood Mr. David Wright Jeff and LeeAnne Wright Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wright

Dr. Kathryn Schroeder Dr. Mahteme Selassie and Dr. Almaz Zelleke Mr. Frederick Semple, Jr. Mr. Michael Siebecker Mr. Steven Slovenski Mr. Kenton Slovenski Kathleen Smith Mr. Malcolm Smith Ms. Joann Smith Dr. and Mrs. Michael Smith Mr. Gregory Smith Nancy Coombe-Smith and Michael P. Smith Mr. Kenneth Sommers Mr. Benjamin Soule Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spence Ms. Julia Speros Ethan Sprole

Anne Stark Mr. and Mrs. Peter Strzetelski Ms. Andrea Su Gary Summers Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sundquist Mr. Nathaniel Symonds Mr. James Talbot Mr. Frank Tamulonis Gil Telford Mr. John Terkovich Mr. Paul Terkovich Timofey Slovyev Mr. Peter Truebner Mr. John Turner Mr. Robert Tweed and Ms. Helene Kluger Mr. Harold Van Lonkhuyzen and Ms. Kirsten Staples Mrs. Mary Veith

Anniversary ($93) and Korona ($50 - $99) Anonymous (8) Mr. Blake Alex Susan Alongi Mr. Craig Anderson and Ms. Mary Donohue Mr. Mark Andrews Mrs. Jean Andrews Scott Axonovitz Hilary and Dutch Barhydt Mr. Brooks Barhydt Mr. Timothy Barnard Mrs. Karen Beary Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Bell Mr. Lawrence Bennett Michael Berg Samit Biswas Mr. Richard Borggaard Taylan Bozkurt Mr. Peter Brousseau Brian Buckley Sarah Burgess Judy and Tom Castle Mrs. Ines Charlot Peter Colford Jared Colvin Buzz Constable ‘59-’63 Russell Cooper David Cowin Mr. Charles Crawley Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Damon Alex De Janosi Mr. William Degerberg Kayte Demont Dr. Judd Diefendorf Mr. and Mrs. J. Gardiner Dodd Alice and Bob Donaghy Mr. Robert Donaghy, III

Mr. and Mrs. David Donovan Nancy Doyne Kathy Dozier Ted Dufresne Tom and Erika DuPont Amy Eichinger Mr. Trow Elliman Mr. Zachary Ellin June and Alan Enos Mr. Diehl Estes Mr. Travis Faust Mr. Eric Fleiss Kristina Forbes Mr. and Mrs. James Forbes Mr. Hamlet Fort Ardelle Foss John F. Foster Mr. and Mrs. John Foster Cooper Friend Mary Geiger Benjamin Getchell Lisa Giacobbe Mr. Thomas Gildersleeve William Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. David Glaser Robert Goldsberry Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Goodenough Mr. Jack Gorby Nancy Gould Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Brian Grondin Christopher Haines Dr. Arthur Halprin Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Halsey Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hannan Benjamin Harding Calvine Harvey Mr. Michael Hauge Katie and Peter Hayes Mary and Tom Henderer Mr. Braden Herman Mr. and Mrs. Wilmont Herrick Mr. Bruce Hilton Marthann Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hogan Mr. Mark Horton Mr. and Mrs. James Jaeger Mr. Bradbury Johnson and Ms. Emily Levan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan, Jr. Arthur Kasson Alison Kennedy Lydia Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kirchheimer James Kucera Mr. John Kyriakis Mr. William Langer Mr. Alan Lapoint Mr. Edwin Layng, IV Mr. David Lione Erin Lockwood Lisa Lockwood Mrs. Meghan Lockwood Mr. Ian Luckhurst Kate and Peter Malia, Jr. Mrs. Deane Marsh Mary Martin

2013 Donors Robert Martine Mr. Nicholas Martinelli Mr. and Mrs. Saunders Mason Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Mauk Mr. Benjamin McCleary Kevin McCormack Elena McCoy Mr. William McCue Paul McGinley Jonathan McGinn Constance Metz Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Moder Mr. Charles Moder Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Morrison Barbara Mason Murphy Mr. and Mrs. F. Barry Nelson Keegan O’Brien Katherine O’Neill Ellen O’Roak Mr. M. Douglas Oakford Mr. Wesley Oakford Deborah Osgood Mr. Daniel Paseltiner Mr. and Mrs. David Perez Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Perny Mr. John Philbrick Jed Porta ‘89-’90 Mr. and Mrs. G. Forrest Pragoff Edward W. Probert Mr. and Mrs. John Przedpelski Mr. Edward Rasmussen Mr. Robert Reider, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rhee Mr. and Mrs. James G. Rogers James Rump Mr. Stuart Ryan Ms. Carole Ryder Adam and Brittney Sandler Nora Saunders Mary Sayles Peter Schmidt Mr. Jonathan Simpson Paula Sippel Brian Slovenski Pat Smith Laura and Ted Smith Mr. Alexander Spence Nicholas Spignesi Jill Spiller Dean Starker Mr. Frederick Sykes Mr. and Mrs. James Tait Anne Terkovich Bruce and Pat Thurston Camp Timanous Rob Titterington Christopher Tolsdorf Rip Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tonjes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ver Planck Thomas Warner Mr. John Watkins Lisa Wickens Mr. Robert C. Williams Kaja Wilmanska Darrin Wilson Abigail Winslow

Mr. Patrick Woodcock Mr. and Mrs. Seth Worcester Mr. Adam Yonkers Mrs. Irene Zeller Brave (to $49) Anonymous (19) Mr. Robert Adair Avanti Adhia Sundeep Adusumalli Jamie Alongi Mr. Erik Andrews Kristy Andrews Ms. Danielle Angus Ms. Laura Aronsson Mr. and Mrs. Amilcar Arvelo Andrew Bacher-Hicks Hilary Bachman Mr. and Mrs. William Bangs Jonathan Bassett Cynthia Beans Mr. Richard Behr Kara Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bensen Mr. Edward Bigelow, III Mr. Peter Bisgaier Sudipa Biswas Mercer and Mary Louise Blanchard Mr. Nick Bohl Katherine Bohny Marc Borden Jarrod Bouchard Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brooks Abigail Browarsky Sandy Brown Ben Brush Ms. Liza Burke Mr. and Mrs. Alburn Butler Ms. Julie Butler

Mrs. Tracy Card Michael Chen Mr. Hyun Dong Cho Christine Clemens Alex Conover Mitchell Conover Jonathan Consalvo Bradley Cowen David Crosson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Dean Ms. Emma DeCamp Whitney Degerberg Mr. Ethan Dellinger Mrs. Henry Disston Katherine Dobosz Allison Doman Patrick Donaldson Joseph Dooley Kara Downs Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Drake Andrew Duff Arthur Duggan Kathryn Clay Dunnan David Eichlin Mr. Jack Eutsler Michael Ewig Mr. Phillip Fauntleroy, III Ms. Hannah Fillmore-Patrick Evan Fitzpatrick John Fleury Margaret Friedrichs Mr. Benjamin Fuchs Steve Gannalo Mr. Michael Gardiner Sarah Gardner Ms. Shelley Gilbert Mr. Malcolm Gilvar Jane Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goetz, Jr.

“Trapper” James Goodenough Taylor Gotfredson Mr. William Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haeberle, Jr. Mr. Samuel Hallowell, III Mr. Jason Hammond Dr. and Dr. Jeffrey Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hering Mr. Andrew Herrold Mr. David Hyson Isabella Iupe Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Jackson Jean Jackson Matthew Jadico Michael Jadico Megan Jamieson Caroline Janover Addie Jones Mr. Carl Jones Ms. Alexa Jones Albert Juliano Djuro Karanovic Mr. Alex Kasprak Jerome Katz Omeed Kazemi Jeffrey Kennedy Charles Kiblinger Dana Kinker Barbara Kirchheimer Robert Kuklewicz Mr. Conor Lanahan Mr. William Lang Joseph Latta Troy Laur Ann Lefeve Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lennig, III John Leonard Mr. Nathan Levin

2013 Donors Gifts to the Preservation Trust Mrs. Barbara Bensen Mr. and Mrs. Garret Bensen Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Crane Jeff and Sanna Henderer Gifts in Kind Mr. Elmer Bartels, Jr. Rosie Bensen The Good Life Market Dave and Cathy Griffiths Ron and Lisa Hall David Hauge Mr. William Hogan, IV Mr. Hercules Brian Leotard Hancock Lumber Maine Indoor Garden Supply Mr. Byron Miller Pepsi Beverage Company Gary and Barbara Phillips Mr. Larry Rose Mr. Lee Gardiner - Sysco Webbs Mills Variety Store Peter and Karen Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wright Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lewis Sherry Lipka Eric Lipkind Annalise Lisson Mr. Brent Locke Jared Lou Amy Lowitt Mr. Alexander Lowitt Jonathan Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Martin Eliza Mauk Laura Maytorena Mark McAdam Kyle McBurney Margaret McClellan Mr. and Ms. Edward BridgeKoenigsberg Mr. Timothy McCormick Mrs. Linda McGuire Ryan McKinney Elizabeth Merritt Audrey Milia Fred and Ruth Mitchell Roger W. Moister, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moore Mr. Peter Moran Peter Morris Mr. Charles Mosher Mr. Jack Mueller Susan Murphy James Cory Ness Mr. and Mrs. James Ness Mr. Nicholas Norena Megan O’Hara Reynolds Oare Mr. Lucas Osselaer Peter Pacelli Cameron Panno Alexander Parent Mark Partridge Anna Peabody Mary Peterkin

Mr. Nathaniel Peters Ms. Charlotte Phillips Mr. Duncan Phillips Mr. Spencer Pollack Mr. Eric Przedpelski Mr. Kenneth Rafferty Lauren Raulerson Mr. Rory Regan Alexa Richards Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Richter Mrs. Joanne Ridlon Jordan Roberts Mr. Miguel Rodriguez Mirelle Rosera Jamie Rubens Will Sale Nora Saunders Jeff Schiffman Mr. Daniel Schuker Mr. Noah Schweizer Stephen Scott Kristen Severi Ms. Martha Seyler Ernest Siciliano Patrick Sieber Mr. Edward Simpson Melissa Skolnick Kristin Smith Mary Smith Mr. Dylan Souter Dana Sprole Mr. Hunter Sprole Richard D. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stearns Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stearns Melissa Steffens Benjamin Steinberg Sam Steinberg Jonathan Sundberg Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Smith Rachel Tagai Mr. William Tashman

Mrs. Lorraine Thorpe Jennifer Tibus Cyrus Tingley Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Tremblay Stanley Tupaj and Rondi Stearns Mrs. Anne Van Lonkhuyzen Christopher Vincent Mr. Stephen Webel Mr. Thomas Webel Mr. William Webster Tamara Weste Mr. and Mrs. William White Graham Williamson Peter Wilson, III Mrs. Sarah Wilson Megan Wonderland Ms. Ann Wood Mr. and Mrs. Steven Woodall Kate Collins Wooddell Sponsors of the 2013 Golf Marathon for Camperships Waterfall Asset Management – Lead Sponsor Demont Associates Mailings Unlimited Porter Caesar, LLC

Corporate Matching Gifts Ball Corporation Chubb Federal Insurance Company Dude Solutions, Inc Duke Energy Foundation EC Scott Group Gartner Matching Gift Center Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation HSBC Philanthropic Programs Honorary Gifts In honor of Bill Ryan (Trapper) Alex Lowitt (Swampy) and Amy Lowitt (Cox’n) Mrs. William A. Ryan In honor of Barbara M. Bensen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bensen In honor of Dave and Peg Mason Pat Smith Mr. Robert C. Williams In honor of two great friends Les Graves and Dave Mason Janet Graves In honor of Frank Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Arnott

Gifts to Nelson Fund Campaign Michael and Barbara Forbes Mrs. Julia Rowland

In honor of “Mode” and “Trapper” Cluchey Jody Sataloff

Gifts to the Boathouse Wabinoden Campaign Bob and Priscilla Demont

Memorial Gifts

Gifts to the Main Idea and Campership Endowment Peter and Karen Wilson Gifts to the Berg International Fund Michael Berg

In memory of “Skipper” David Wilmot Cloos, MD Dr. and Mrs. David S. Babin In memory of Peter Iskyan Mr. Robert Barnard In memory of Robert W. Cornell and Richard W. “Woodie” Cornell Cornell Family Foundation

2013 Donors/Volunteers In memory of Ruth Hatow, grandmother SJ and Keith Baxter, Sam and Jake Shechtman, and David Feig Anne Susan and Nevins Baxter In memory of Albert “Ben” Bensen Mrs. Barbara Bensen Mr. and Mrs. Garret Bensen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bensen In memory of James Durrell Mr. Appleton Fryer, Jr In memory of Bill Sayles Mary Sayles In memory of William Neuenhaus Carol Strobeck In memory of “Chief ” Garth Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Dirck Barhydt Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Benseler Mike and Kara Bensen Berry Talbot Royer Judy Blodgett Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bohl Mr. and Mrs. John Calhoun Camp Cedar Mr. Bruce Chalmers Alex and Barbie Cobb Mr. Robert Dickerman Mr. D. Aidan Donahue, III Donna Gaffney Mrs. Patricia Grant Dave and Cathy Griffiths Justine Groarke Mr. Richard Housley, Jr. Donna and Wayne Kirby Gerrit* and Ellie Kouwenhoven Mr. Robert Kurtz and Ms.Yuko Aimi Mr. Anthony Lane Orli LeWinter Mrs. Meghan Lockwood Ruth Lynch Mr. Scott Malm Mr. and Mrs. David Mason Ms. Sally McGonagle Mr. and Mrs. David Moran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moriarty Kiki Pescatello Mr. Jordan Rapp Kris and Roger Rioux Lyn Shaughnessy and Jill Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, III Ms. Patricia Smith Susan Sorel Alison Soule Jon and Andrea Sprole Janet Ver Planck Camp Timanous Tuffy Meredith Waterman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Whistler, III Peter and Karen Wilson

Thank You to our 2013 Volunteers Phonathon Volunteers “Bos’n” Frank Anthony “Colonel” Keith Baxter “SouperGuide” Dick Bensen Pam Bensen “Lt” Mike Bensen “Chips” Alex Cobb “Capt” Deihl Estes “Loot” Bob Fryer Dave Griffiths “Bos’n” Bob Holland Dave Mason

“Mander” Karen Malm “Bowman” Scott Malm Kenton Slovenski “Striker” Brian Slovenski “Chips” Steve Slovenski “Major” Judy Webel AG/WAM Alumni Challenge Camperships!! Participants “Cox’n” Erik Andrews “Lt” Mike Bensen “Ace” Morgan Dunnan “Sarge” Peter Ford Tom Gildersleeve

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Will Griffiths “Slugger” Chris Hayes “Major” Brent Locke “Mander” Karen Malm “Mate” Ted Marshall “Scout” Pat McClellan Mike Sandler Jake Sandler “Sarge” Russell Sprole “Sarge” Matt Benseler “Trapper” Dan Cluchey “Cox’n” David Feig “Swampy” Jimmy Forbes Alex Kasprak

2013 Volunteers “Admiral” Darcy Phillips “Dodger” Andrew Phillips “Major” Duncan Phillips “Striker” Will Rickards “Bowman” Josh Schmidt “Ranger” Paul Terkovich “Coach” Abigail Winslow Alumni Work Weekend Volunteers “Bos’n” Frank Anthony Nick Bearce Alec Brooks Keegan Brooks Leslie Brooks Charlotte Calhoun “Bos’n” John Calhoun “Mode” Jeremy Cluchey Colin Dwyer “Loot” Bob Fryer “Colonel” Matt Gardner Dave Griffiths Brian Grzymski Jim Holden “Chips” Steve Slovenski Susan St. Michel Alex Tweed Peter Wilson “Admiral” Peter Wilson Main Idea Volunteers “Bos’n” Frank Anthony “Loot” Bob Fryer Scott Barnard Nick Bearce “Ensign” Cor Bensen “Nurse” Janice Bowers “Coach” Bob Demont J.J. Freeman Dave Griffiths Trevor Henschel Jim Holden “Bos’n” Bob Holland Ben Holland “Swampy” Chris Marsh Jacob Morse Gabby Noreña “Cujo” Cujo Noreña “Coach” Nick Noreña “Admiral” Darcy Phillips “Dodger” Andrew Phillips Mike Sandler “Coach” Abigail Winslow “Scout” Jeffrey Young Camp Agawam Volunteers “Lt” Mark Andrews “Bos’n” Frank Anthony Conn Curry “Loot” Bob Fryer “Mate” Taylor Gottfredson Luke Hedley “Major” Brent Locke Jack Martin “Corp” Ted McDermott “Inspector” Dan Schuker “Major” Duncan Phillips

100-Hole Golf Marathon Camperships Participants “Commissioner” Haley Acker “Lt” Mike Bensen “Dodger” Sandy Brown “Capt” Pete Caesar “Inspector” Mike Colt “Bowman” Jake Creem “Coach” Bob Demont “Slugger” Bowen Dunnan “Loot” Bob Fryer “Cox’n” Simon Gerson “Mate” Marc Knevett “Colonel” Matt Gardner “Mode” Rob Macdonald Pat Macdonald “Mander” Karen Malm “Capt” Tony Mason Paul O’Riordan

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Joel Osgood “Doc” Scott Pragoff “Bowman” Josh Schmidt “Colonel” John Somers “Sarge” Russell Sprole “Admiral” Peter Wilson 100-Hole Golf Marathon Camperships Volunteers “Trapper” Luke Billings Robert Brown “Major” A.J. Buzzell “Bos’n” John Calhoun “Trapper” Hyun Dong Cho “Doc” Ray Crawley “Sensei” Peter Donoso “Guide” Zach Ellin “Cruiser” Catrina Fryer Cathy Griffiths

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Ron Hall “Colonel” Evan Heib “Skipper” Tim Jablonski “Ranger” Tom Jenkins Connal Macbeth “Bowman” Scott Malm “General” Charlie Moder “Ensign” Daniel Paseltiner George Phillips “Mander” Stuart Ryan Tennis Marathon for Camperships Participants “Chips” Steve Slovenski “Capt” Peter Mason “Striker” Brian Slovenski Kenton Slovenski “General” Tim Evers

Camp Agawam’s 95th Anniversary Reunion Friends, Family, and Fun! August 29th - 31st, 2014 Join Us!

Gather on the shores of Crescent Lake with friends old and new for a fun-filled reunion celebration. Join alumni and familes as we celebrate and recall our camping days. Enjoy barbeques, a lobster bake, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, archery, riflery, camp songs, nature walks, tennis, dairy maids, rest hours, happy hours, a trip down the Zip Line, the Pony Express, and our traditional Saturday evening Council Fire. Don’t forget your honor band! How! How! Register Online:

Visit www.campagawam.org for link to registration information. Questions: (207) 627-4780 or mander@campagawam.org

Board of Directors/Hiawatha Society Officers President— Robert Fryer Vice-President— Jacob Creem Treasurer— Alexander Cobb Secretary— Peter Wilson, Jr. Life Directors Elmer Bartels, Jr. Porter Caesar, II Matthew Gardner, Jr. Term Directors H. Franklin Anthony, III William Auerswald, Jr. Thomas Barnard Sloan Baxter Alexander Cobb Arthur Connolly, III Jacob Creem Robert Fryer

David Griffiths Jeffrey Henderer Robert Holland Meghan Lockwood Peter Mason J. Basil Murray Oliver Reid Jonathan Sands John Schmidt Benjamin Small Jonathan Sprole Karin Whitten Peter Wilson, Jr. Committee Members Frederick Beddard Howard Blum Eric Calhoun James Carroll

Daniel Cluchey Jeremy Cluchey Scott Degerberg Robert Demont José Fernandez William Fleiss Michael Forbes Robert Gregg, Jr. David Griffiths Joshua Lemaitre Scott Malm Murray Morse, Jr. Joseph Norena Stephen O’Leary Darcy Phillips Duncan Phillips Andrew Rogers Benjamin Rogers Jeffrey Rose

Richard Schaberg Steven Slovenski F. Russell Sprole Paul Terkovich Edward Tufaro Directors and Trustees Emeriti John Esty, Jr. David Mason Margaret Mason W. Marshall Schmidt Staff Bob Bailey Mike Bensen Bruce Bartlett Erik Calhoun Diehl Estes Karen Malm Judy Webel

The Hiawatha Society

Hiawatha Profile: “Dusty” Bob Dow “Dusty” Dow was living in a log cabin with no running water when he spent his first week at Main Idea. He returned for five summers as a camper, and still recalls the feeling of total acceptance that he experienced at camp. “Dusty” was invited by Dave Mason to work as a Kitchen Assistant several summers later, and after graduating from college he returned to Main Idea as a volunteer. Since then, “Dusty” has been a fixture at Main Idea, volunteering each summer from 2005 to 2012, and he plans to return again this summer. He has also served on Agawam’s Board of Directors. In his words: “Camp Agawam is a home away from home, an extended family that I get to see every year. I cherish the opportunity to get to know the boys and how they think about life, and then challenge them to think outside the box. Watching the opportunities of the world getting bigger in their minds is such a joy for me.” Currently a Florida resident, “Dusty” has two amazing daughters and works as a financial advisor for Merrill Lynch. He writes: “the intention for my planned gift is to eventually leave Agawam a large enough endowment to cover tuition for most or all Main Idea campers in perpetuity. I want to give the ‘gift of Main Idea’ via volunteering, annual giving, and estate planning, to as many Maine boys as I can. I challenge others to follow my path by volunteering, making an annual donation, and considering including Agawam in your legacy plan.”

Mr. Kenneth W. Abele Frank Anthony William Auerswald Mr. Elmer Bartels, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bensen Michael & Lisa Berg Porter D. Caesar, II Mr. James M. Carroll Alexander R. Cobb Tim & Louise Crane Robert Demont “Dusty” Bob Dow Mr. Timothy Evers Mr. Michael P. Forbes John Foster Mr. Robert Fryer Matthew & Judith Gardner William Glass Patricia Grant & Family

Andrew Greene Mr. Robert E. Gregg, Jr. Mary and Tom Henderer Mr. Robert W. Holland, Jr. The Hutchinson Family Mr. Mark C. Jones Dave & Peg Mason Mr. George Mason, Jr. Tony Mason Mr. Peter Mason Mr. Morgan Murray, Jr. Margaret D. Philbrick Mr. William Ryan Richard and Sara Schaberg Mr. John Schmidt Mr. W. Marshall Schmidt Ben and Katie Small Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder, III Mr. John R. Whitton, Jr.

The Hiawatha Society recognizes alumni, parents, and friends who have established planned gift arrangements with Agawam or included Agawam in their estate plans. All are welcome to join; there is no giving minimum. Please contact “Lt” Mike Bensen (lt@campagawam.org, (207) 627-4780) if you would like further information about joining the Hiawatha Society.

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Mission

Upcoming Events

Agawam Council is an organization that provides a group living experience for young people through its programs: Camp Agawam and Main Idea at Camp Agawam. The nurturing, safe environment and facilities permit a wide variety of sports and learning activities. The ultimate goal is to promote personal growth, character, development of optimum potential and responsibility, leadership skills, enhancement of self-esteem, and awareness of community, beauty, truth, fortitude, and love for everyone involved with the organization.

Agawam Work Weekend May 30th and June 1st 44th Main Idea at Camp Agawam June 14th to 20th 95th Camp Agawam Season June 25th to August 12th 18th Annual 100-Hole Golf Marathon for Camperships August 15th 3rd Annual Tennis Marathon for Camperships August 29th Agawam Council Summer Board Meeting August 30th and 31st Agawam’s 95th Reunion August 29th to 31st