Light a Candle
At the end of every week of camp, we hold a final campfire and candle lighting ceremony for our campers, volunteers and staff, to remember and honor the people in their lives who have died.
With the pandemic of grief we are facing in our world, we created this space for everyone in our community to pause, reflect, and virtually light a candle for someone you have lost.
Trevor Matthews
Lester Bingham
Love you Dad. In your memory I move the ball forward.
Joshua (Josh) Davis
Codi misses you terribly. My heart hurts because he hurts. As he gets older, it hurts more because these are the “milestone” years you are missing. You would be so proud of the awesome 9 year-old he has become. I’m excited for him to attend grief camp for the first time this year (2021). You are missed ...
Evan Sisson
Though your passing was 5 years ago, Saimon and I, and families and friends miss you. You wanted to watch Olympic with my mom. I'm with my mom this summer watching the Olympics. Your warmth, love, care for Saimon, my mom, and me were special.Watch us from spiritual world. We miss you.
shannon hayden
auntie you are were the light of my world , you became the mother i never had . when you left i was broken you were in pain but now your good you never have to feel pain agaiin i loveeeeeee youuuuuuuuu!#ripaunty
shannon hayden
auntie you are were the light of my world , you became the mother i never had . when you left i was broken you were in pain but now your good you never have to feel pain agaiin i loveeeeeee youuuuuuuuu!#ripaunty
Cheryl
Sue LeBlanc
"...but the most important thing is, even if we're apart...I'll always be with you." WTP
Bill Mantell
Always loving, always loved ❤️
Richard Lindsay
You are so loved and so missed.
Joseph Will Gimbel
Every day we miss you more,it's not something that we surpasses. your loss becomes a part of who we are. we love you forever
Matthew Huddleston
Always and Forever. We miss you and love you and look forward to the day we are together again and a "whole" family again.