Dr. Weldon Gosnell (Late 1940's) Dr. Gosnell reports: "I had the great privilege of attending Camp Greenville for a couple of years in the late 1940's. My memories of those years are still vivid and had an impact on my life. The lake and your swimming partner, the hikes, the camp outs in the Smokey Mountains (Including the bears), the smell of breakfast, Pretty Place, the large ball field, giving the last money you had to buy tobacco for the winter caretaker, basketball games, magic show by George Mackey, playing table tennis with Monk Mulligan, cabin inspection, and the trip each week to visit the girls camp. I cherish the memories and appreciate the influence on my life. " Email: WbGos@aol.com [Posted: 1/15/2008]   Andy Chandler (Camp Years: 1944 thru 1948 with a one year error factor) of Augusta, GA writes: "During our formative years everything we do and everyone we're associated with will remain in the front of our memory bank until, and unless, something like AD deletes it. I vividly remember 20 mile hikes with Sudie, hand-picked pies, nights at Subcamp!" Email: andyflomarykathryn@yahoo.com  [Posted: 2005-07-23] Herb Nachman (Camp: 1941-1946) currently resides in Townsend TN. Herb says, "Monk Mulligan ran the camp with an iron fist, he was tough and demanding and no 'sissies' were allowed. But he was one of the most spiritual and inspiring man I ever knew."  Email: nachone@earthlink.net [Posted: 9/10/02]