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.
Mama Ros Hand
Rikki Weingard
Brian Duffey
We miss you and cherish the time that we had with you. Your spirit will live on in your family for generations. With love Aron, Nancy & Robert Weingard
Martha Overton
There is not a day that goes by that I don't think of you. It's hard to believe it's been 12 years since hearing your voice and especially your laugh. You are missed ❤️
George Seth Leyman
The end was pretty ugly, huh. I will always remember you for the giant and powerful person you were: No pain, no gain. No blood, no sympathy. You are in my heart every day. I miss you every day.
Wendy Stollar
Her favorite role was being a mom, but she played so many other roles so well, too. She was an entrepreneur, a party-planner, a hostess of many family dinners, and the best gift-opener I've ever known. Whatever she unwrapped, she'd make you feel like the greatest gift-giver in the world. She is missed.
Jordan Moss
Doing it all for you, kid.
Judy Pucci
Not a day goes by that we don’t think of you and miss you. Thankfully we need not look further than in the eyes of our three children, your granddaughters to see the light you brought into our lives.
Florent Moriya
Although our time together was short, I am a better person for having known you. Your light continues to guide me and bring me comfort. I remain your adoring little sister and light this candle with all my love in your honor.
Jean Bailey
Thank you Jean for taking care of me when I was young. You were a very special person and spending time at your house is one of my favourite childhood memories.