 | Ned Barr (Camp Years:
1952-1961) currently resides in Buena Vista, CO and reports: "'Show me the
Scotsman who doesn't love a thistle....' How well we remember those words. God
bless the Mulligans, the Marchants, the Keys, and so many others who made 'Be
a Great boy!' a lasting and precious memory!" Email:
ned2002@msn.com [Updated:
03/09/2004] |
| Charles Burn (Camp: 1950 to 1954) is retired and residing in
Jacksonville FL. Charles reports, "It was a great opportunity to have attended
Camp Greenville and to meet the other campers. I enjoyed the leadership and
learning experiences. I will never forget the hat and bee game that Monk
Mulligan entertained us kids." |
| John D Culbertson Ph. D. (Camp
Years: 1955-57) resides in Edgefield, SC where he reports: "'Monk' astounded
us! Do you remember 'not talking' for 24 hours to earn a Baby Ruth?" Email:
johnculbertson@hotmail.com
[Posted: 07/25/2004] |
| Oscar Funderburk, Jr. (Camp
years: 1954 -1962) is a Manager with Simmons Machinery Company, Inc. in
Greenville, SC. He reports: "Camp Greenville was a wonderful experience. Monk,
Luther Marchant, Uncle Johnny Holmes were excelent mentors. The beauty of the
location is a great experience and sets the stage for a great learning
experience." Email: fte@mindspring.com [Posted: 10/09/2003] |
| Frampton W Durban (Camp years
1958 - 1961) currently resides in Mt. Pleasant, SC where he reports: "My
daughter (14) is going to Camp Greenville with her school for an end of the
year trip this year!" Email: frampton.durban@scbar.org [Posted: 05/18/2004] |
| Alfredo C. Gomez (at camp 1954 and 1956) is a Professor
at Broward Community College in Plantation, FL. He reports that, “I was the
first Cuban to go there. Monk Mulligan and Luther Martin changed my life!!” He
can be emailed at: intrec1@aol.com |
| Spencer Howell (Camp Years: 1950,
51, and 52) resides in Coral Gables, Florida where he reports: "When there I
lived in Norris Cabin one year, enjoyed hiking, swimming in the lake, and
taking Miss Sudie up on her offer to make a blueberry pie if we collected
enough berries. Monk got us in shape. my sons, Kurt and Justin were campers
too." Email: rshowell@comcast.net [Posted: 2005-02-14] |
| New! Jimmy (James) Moon (Camp
Years: Camper 1955-1959 / Camp Counselor 1960-1963) of Piedmont, SC is a
Retired Landscape Architect and Educational Administrator/Advisor
Greenville Technical College. He reports: "I was a counselor at Camp
Greenville during the late 1950's and early 1960's. Before being a
counselor, I was a camper for several years. I truly loved the place and
still think of the wonderful experiences and life lessons I learned there.
Monk & Miss Sudie Mulligan, Luther Marchant, and Billy Keys were all great
mentors." Email:
moonvle@bellsouth.net [Posted: 2006-02-20] |
| Harry G. Moore is an Account Executive with WF of R (www.wfofr.com;
Email: hmoore@wfofr.com) in Richmond,
VA. Henry attended Camp Greenville from 1957-1966. Henry reports that “I came
to Camp as an 8 year old and didn't miss a summer until I graduated from high
school. My grandfather, Marion Sims had taken my uncle, Motte Sims to Camp
Greenville when he was a young boy as well. I have many great memories from
camp.” [Posted: 10/12/1999] |
| Charles Mullen (Camp: 1955-1957) is a cabinet maker and works with
the Sheriff's office in Tampa Florida. Email:
bald4u@gte.net [Posted: 9/10/02] |
| John F Seignious resides in Mt. Plasant, South Carolina.
Email John at: johnfiii@bellsouth.net
John reports that "My brother & I went to Camp Greenville in the mid-fifties;
we really had some fun times. My brother has been back a few times over the
years." |
| Barrie Smith was at Camp Greenville from 1953 – 1955. Barrie
reports that “My fondest memory is watching Monk in the Gym stand under the
hoop at one end and shoot the ball through the rafters and pop the net at the
other end. Getting up at 4:00am to stoke the fire for the boilers which I
forgot ONLY once!” [Updated 4/29/2001] |
| William Skilton (Camp: I attended Camp in 1953-57...was waterfront
director my last year.) is the Bishop (Right Reverend) of The Episcopal
Diocese of South Carolina and reports: "It has been a long time....Camp
Greenville was a very important part of our lives. We lived in Cuba and my
older brother was the first one to attend. I followed and then our youngest.
It will be a joy to be present at the 90th anniversary." Email:
bskilton@dioceseofsc.org
[Posted: 9/10/02] |
| New! William C Thomas (Attended Camp
Greenville from 1956 thru 1963) is a
Customer Development Manager with Ryder Transportation Services in Midlothian,
VA where he reports: "
Looking for other former campers from the Miami area who also attended camp. I
usually attended the last two weeks in June and the first two weeks in July
every year. First year was in the "Hatch Hut" as an 8 yr old camper." Email:
WCThomasVA@msn.com [Posted:
2005-05-03] |
| Bob C. Weekley is President of Win-Tek Int of Chattanooga,
Tennessee. Email:
Botinker@mindspring.com Bob was a camper and counselor from 1953 thru 1957
and says “I recall so many wonderful times and so many wonderful people...
But most of all the positive influence that Monk and Sudie and Luther had on
me...” |
| Alfred "Al" Wills (at Camp 1952, 1953, 1954) is a Department
Manager with Fluor Daniel, Inc. in Greenville, SC. Al reports, "As a young boy
I was amazed at the enthusiasm Monk had for his work and the people around
him. He amazed us as we watched him "remove his thumb", play champion table
tennis and tell stories endlessly." Email:
al.wills@fluor.com |
