Why do we run this website?

Every year we labor to find an employee who has just the right blend of computer skills coupled with a background in photography.  This year we hit the jackpot with our two technology directors, David Friedrichs and Jay Fordham. Jay is an extremely talented photographer and David is a communications expert who is excited about the opportunity to maintain our website and assist you in viewing what is going on here with your campers!

Each day we assign a counselor (or two) to roam around camp snapping pictures of what is going on. We also get cameras out on the many trips that we take during each session.  Usually after the evening activity that counselor is given the task of writing an article to let you know what happened for that day.You will see things like bar requirements earned (goals that the campers strive for in each of the activities), trips that went out, frogs that were caught (and by whom), tribal results for the evening activities, food that was eaten, evening trading post raids that happened (campers dressed like ninjas of course), and most recently campers who were initiated into their tribes.  Each camper went into the tribal teepee tonight and came out a proud new member of the Seminole or Iroquois tribe! Here is a list of those initiated tonight:

Seminole

Adam Gerrard, Nicolas Rosado, Bryce Heiry, Dylan Carrion, Clayton Myers, Jack Davis, Federico Goudie, Aldo Varela, Diego Rosado, Ryan Shaw, Chet Larger, Brendan Merritt, Nathella Siddharth, Maxwell Morrice, Fennell Mitchell, Christian Streck, John “Trey” Diehl, Jack Pruden, John Weachter, and  Phillip Wilson.

Iroquois (I should mention here that this is also my tribe)

Nathaniel Genung, Robert Brady, William Edwards, Brett Portzer, Elijah Genung, Boone Foster, Mason Chin, Adrian Abad, Thomas McMeekin, Charles Hultman, James Portzer, Henry Simril, Alexander Harris, Nicholas Russell, Garrett Wilson, George Guerra, Nicholas Brown, Connor Bost, Samuel Haley, and Michael Rafeedie

So why do we run this website?  Because we want you to be able to be caught up in the story of CampTimberlake! By doing this we are giving you a one way mirror into what all we do here while camp is in session. As you will see we have a lot of fun!  Chances are that you will see your boy on this website in the coming days, but if not,  please be patient with us. It takes a while to get everyone on camera. We are going to do quite a few “cabin shots” to try to help with this. But I can promise that you will be able to know what all is going on here and in some cases before the campers even do.  If you are having trouble navigating it or logging on please don’t hesitate to give us a call.

Thanks again for sending your boys to CampTimberlake and we want you to know how proud we are to have you in our camp family! Congratulations again to our newest tribesmen.

Sincerely,

Dan Singletary

Director of Camp Timberlake

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