Camp Nakanawa

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**A memorial service for Carol and Darrell Darling, parents of Rebecca and Diana Darling, will be held Monday, March 17, 2008, 6:00 pm at the Crossville First United Methodist Church, 100 Braun Street, Crossville TN 38555, 931/484-3537. Cards and letters may be mailed to Rebecca and Diana in care of their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brown (Diane), 95 Cabin Lane, Crossville TN 38572.

The family requests no flowers. Memorials may be sent to the "Circle of Friends Library Fund" in care of Irene Swafford at The First National Bank of Tennessee, 1386 North Main Street, Crossville TN 38555, 931/484-2265 or the charity of your choice.

Carol was passionate about children's reading programs and was instrumental in the planning and funding of the proposed new Crossville Public Library. Memorials will benefit the Library Building Fund.

March 12, 2008

We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to Diana and Rebecca Darling with the tragic death of their parents, Carol and Darrell Darling. They perished in a house fire on Tuesday, March 11. At this time funeral arrangements are incomplete.

During Diana and Rebecca's time of need, our Nakanawa family can support them with our cards, letters and email. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.

Love,

Ann, Pepe, Annette & Messena

December 2007

Christmas Greetings to one and all !

It has gotten cold on the Cumberland Plateau but no snow has fallen yet. Bunk and Bobby have been busy putting the finishing touches on the new fence on the right side of the road entering Senior Camp. The cows and horses have enjoyed the additional green grass. The Louise Boteler Floating Dock has just been returned and has a new floor installed. It is ready to be launched into the lake as soon as warm weather returns. We will post pictures on the Web Site soon. We have been experiencing some difficulties with the Web Site and hope to have the problems resolved soon. Pepe has been busy cutting wood and mulching leaves. The recent drought claimed several trees but they will make wonderful firewood. Larry Kilby is working hard in Junior Camp on the addition to the Crow’s Nest. It will be twice the original size by the summer of 2008. Also an asphalt paving crew arrived today to begin some additional paving around Junior Camp. The road from the Dining Hall down to the North Pole and from the Dining Hall over to the Infirmary will be paved. Click here to view these improvements!

We were deeply saddened by the death of Dolly MacKay on November 19, 2007. She was a beloved fixture in Junior Camp for 15 summers and we will miss her as our “Nakanawa Grandmother”. She had many projects while she and her daughter, Nurse Betty Lynn, were in the Infirmary such as making the bonnets for “Oliver with a Twist”, repairing the sleeping bags and parachute, and making the curtains for both CB’s. We will miss Dolly’s warm smile, cheery laughter, and bright eyes.

Camper applications have been arriving daily and we still have places available for all sessions. If you have not enrolled, we encourage you to sign up soon for the 2008 season. Check out the enrollment to date included in this letter. Applications and enrollment to date are also posted on the Web Site:
www.campnakanawa.com

If you have any interested friends, encourage them to join you this summer! Staff applications are beginning to arrive also. We expect many of the girls from Tent Row 2006 to join us this summer and many of the counselors from 2007 are planning to return as well.

If you need to contact us by e-mail our address is : campnak@frontiernet.net

We wish you and your family all the joy and peace the holiday season has to offer. Believe in miracles for sometimes they really do happen.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from everyone at Camp Nakanawa !

Love,

Ann, Pepe, Annette, & Messena

Mabel “Dolly” MacKay
December 25, 1916 ~ November 19, 2007

For those of us who had the pleasure to know and love Dolly, you had the opportunity to look into her sparkling blue eyes, to see her bright smile, to hear her laugh, and absorb the joy she felt as a witness to the majesty of God’s creation. She lived 90 years to the fullest, experiencing all that life brought her way.

The expression “I am too busy” had no place in Dolly’s life. She made time for everything and everyone. Her values and moral certainty were passed on with pride to her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and the campers and counselors attending Camp Nakanawa during the ten summers she was here with her daughter, Junior Camp Nurse Betty Lynn Souther and granddaughters, Betsy and Sadye Souther. Her legacy of love will long endure.

Ann & Pepe attended the Memorial Service held in Bradenton, Florida on December 1, 2007. One of the most beautiful moments of the service included two Camp Nakanawa songs, the Alma Mater and MMM,I Want to Linger, being sung by Nancy Brucker and Mary Galvin. Pepe gave one of four eulogies to Dolly! What a very special lady she was. From “Camp Grandmother” to “Grammy Joy”, she was loved by one and all. Camp Nakanawa has lost a true and loyal friend.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made to the First Presbyterian Church of Bradenton, 1402 Manatee Avenue W, Bradenton, FL 34205 or Thornwell Home for Children, P.O. Box 60, Clinton, SC 29325-0060 or the Elisabeth Mitchell Charitable Trust, 1084 Camp Nakanawa Road, Crossville, TN 38571.

April 4th, 2007

Easter Greetings from Camp Nakanawa!

Spring is here and summer cannot be far behind. Camp looks terrific. The grass is mowed, lake is sparkling, the trees have leaves, and we look as if we could open tomorrow. All we need are campers and counselors!

A few changes are in store for the 2007 summer. First of all Jan will not be returning this summer after 21 years as Head Counselor and Assistant Head Counselor in Senior Camp. We will all miss her greatly but know that she will be back to join us again for a future summer! Karen Hale, who has been the Head Counselor in Junior Camp for the past several years, is moving across the lake to Intermediate and Senior Camp to be Head Counselor for the Two and Four Week Sessions and Shelly Landau will take over in Junior Camp as Head Counselor for the Two and Four Week Sessions! We know it will be a smooth transition since both Karen and Shelly have years of valuable Nakanawa experience.

Many improvements have taken place since last summer and to name a few: Deck repair to Junior Arts & Crafts, new roof on Library, Tennis Courts re-surfaced in Junior Camp, new Soccer Goals for Junior Camp, additional aluminum canoes for Senior Camp canoe trip, Bookcase in Senior C.B. for Lou’s Devotional Books, park areas with benches and picnic tables between Tent Row Cabins, combination Freezer/Cooler for Senior Kitchen, new steps for Leon’s Cabin in Senior Camp, more Daylilies planted, new lighting in Senior Arts & Crafts, Trail Maintenance and a new pony for Junior Camp: “Joe”!

Do check out the “enrollment to date” section of the newsletter. Make sure that you are listed in the correct camp and session and look for friends’ names that might be missing. Contact those friends right away and get them to enroll so they will not miss out on all the fun. There is still space available in the Two Week Intermediate Camp and Four Week Junior Camp. Two Week Junior and Four Week Intermediate and Senior Camps have very few spaces left!

The Playhouse Production for the Four Week Session will be “Guys and Dolls”. What a fun outing for all the Four Week campers and counselors.

We still need dining hall aides in Two Week Junior and Two Week Intermediate Camps. If interested, please contact us right away by e-mail, phone or letter and we will add your name to the list. Also, any cabin requests need to be sent in by June 1st. We do not guarantee that cabin requests will be honored but we will certainly take them into consideration.

Counselors applications we have received include: Shelly Landau, Lisa Joyner, Lizzy Mercer, Carolina Villacana, Ellis Howard, Anne Kimball, Katherine Wagner, Denise Wagner, Laura Butchko, Claire Brucker, Minor Moore, Laura Sankovitch, Alex Kimbrell, Liz O’Connor, Stephanie Fraser, Jessie Joyner, Amanda Messer, Lori Wagner, Justine Andersen, Carly Westling, Lochrane Smith, Valerie Lopez, Rebecca Tolmach, Maria Posada, Hanna Frick, Kaitlin Counihan, Kyleigh Reynolds, Claudia Irwin, Susan Vance, Jessica Fail, Angel Brewer, Polly Sim, Hailie Cook, Karen Hale, B.J. Jenkins, Mary Bailey Sharp, Laura Hill, Mollye Long, Chrissy Markham, Kim Duke, Corinna Ray, Laura Layman, Martha Layman, Catherine McPhillips, Lacey Sanford, Emily White, Katie Cook, Elisabeth Tutwiler, Liza Holman, Caroline Holman, Mallory Herman, Christy Clifford, Amy Cook, Anita Davis, Kim Oliver, Mop Queen, Casey Fisher, Aimee Walthall, Tiny McPhillips, Stephanie Nowacki, Lucy Washburne, Grace Pearson, Dana Matens, Jessica Cardin, Suzanne Lewis, Sally Swenk, Robin Barnett, Corey Travis, Alice Layman, Donya Roase, Julie Atasoy, Sally Ferguson, Katie White, Karen Parrish, Diana Darling, Nicole Giordano, Cameron Perry, Ann Watford, Meriwether Snipes, Ana Lyn Updike, Stephanie Sullivan, Bertha England, Marcia Sandberg, Casey Lee, Jack Holt, Mike Cardin, Jordan Rose, Elise Landau, Caroline Landau, Hanna Frick, Goodwin Burgess, Lucy Fikes, Dr. Terri Weinman, Dr. Reg Moore, Dr. Dick Braun, Dr. Claire Savage, Dr. Terry Whitten.

We cannot wait until this summer! Wishing you a Happy Easter filled with faith, love and renewal.
Sincerely, Ann, Pepe, Annette & Messena

February 2007

Hello Campers, Parents and Staff!

Have you sent in your completed application? Our enrollment is growing everyday, but we are still waiting on those of you who have not signed up! If you need a camper application, you can download one here. We are also looking forward to hearing from more of our staff! If you need a staff application, click here.

We have received many bunkie requests and dining hall aideship requests, we will try our best to honor all that are sent in. If you haven't sent those in yet, you can email the request to messena@campnakanawa.com.

We can't wait to hear from you! Don't miss out on all the fun in 2007!

Click here to see pictures and read about Pepe's trip to Africa!

October 31, 2006

Halloween Greetings!!!

Camp Nakanawa is glowing with the colors of autumn and fallen leaves are covering the ground everywhere. The squirrels are busily storing nuts, the hummingbirds have traveled south for the winter, and the horses are growing fat in the pastures with thick, furry coats of hair.

Many projects and improvements have taken place over the past three months:

· New Deck on Junior Camp Ellis Island
· New wooden chair racks for Senior Camp Kiosk metal chair storage
· A few Cabins painted in Junior and Senior Camps
· New Metal Folding Chairs for Senior Kiosk
· 2006 Cabin Plaques posted in each cabin
· 2007 Cabin Plaques cut and ready for decorating
· New Back Hoe for digging water lines and other construction
· Several dead and dying trees removed from Senior Camp
· Pasture Fences repaired
· Hay cut and stored for horses and cows
· Wood cut and stored for 2007 season
· Cleaned out some of the hiking trails
· Canoes stored safely in the new Emily Henry McMahon Canoe Storage Building
· New metal roofs on some cabins in Junior and Senior camps.
· New tetherball pole in Junior camp

We have received many applications so be sure to check the enrollment to date and the Fall Travel Schedule for the Slide Show. We are beginning to hear from potential counselors also. Enthusiasm for the 2007 camp season is off and running!

Many of you have asked about Pepe’s recent trip to Ghana, Africa. For pictures and details about his trip click on the above link. It was a wonderful experience and 2,000 people in the village of Ateiku have a fresh supply of drinking water provided by the water well that was drilled.

Be sure to send in your completed camper applications by November 30th for the Early Registration Discount. We have extended the deadline one month!
Add Cabin Requests and Aideship Requests on the back of your application or write/e-mail to us with your request. Talk to your friends about Nakanawa and let’s have a full camp for both sessions of 2007! We are especially looking for campers for the two week session.

BOO!!

Spring Greetings from Camp Nakanawa!

What a gorgeous Spring it has been so far. It has been unseasonably warm and flowers are in bloom everywhere. The favorites are the azaleas and Lily of the Valley. There are tons of butterflies all over the azaleas and the Lily of the Valley are so fragrant you can smell them all over camp! Click here for Spring Pictures!

Four Week Intermediate and Senior Camps are almost full so let us hear from you very soon if you are interested in attending. We still have space available in the Four Week Junior Camp and also in both the Two Week Camps, Junior and Intermediate.

The Counselor Staffs are coming along very well. We still need a few young counselors for the various camps. Please contact us for details. Both Karen and Jan will be returning and we have heard from many of the girls from Tent Row 2004. It should be a fun and exciting summer!

The Emily Henry McMahon Canoe Storage Building is almost completed and pictures are posted on the Web Site. We are waiting for the installation of a special curtain on the lakeside of the building to keep the weather out. Once it is installed, the building will be complete!

The storms that came through Crossville and Cumberland County on April 7th caused only a little damage to Nakanawa. We missed all the high winds and tornadoes. We did have some wild lightning that did electrical damage in both camps. It affected the phone systems mainly. We are still waiting for the answering machine to be repaired. If you call camp and we are not here, there is no machine to take your message right now!

Study hard these last few weeks of school. We look forward to seeing everyone in June and July.

Ann & Pepe

February 14th, 2006

Valentine Greetings from Camp Nakanawa!

Winter is still with us but our hearts and minds have turned toward the summer months ahead! We were blasted by the snowstorm this past weekend so we are really trying to “think warm”. We took lots of pictures so you could see for yourself how beautiful camp is covered in white. Check out the photo page for the rest of the snow pictures. Three gorgeous deer, a buck and two does, ran across the soccer field in Senior Camp and into the woods behind the office during the snowfall and it was a sight to behold!

We have all been saddened by the loss of Emily McMahon. Emily died January 25th after a battle against lymphoma cancer that had been diagnosed in the fall of 2005. We have received several stories about Emily from campers and counselors recounting their experiences over the years. Most have been very funny and entertaining and we know that we will miss Emily’s bright smile, contagious laughter, leadership on the waterfront, outstanding fireworks on the Fourth of July, hand-carved A’s and V’s, and brilliant Council Ring Fires. Emily’s family has asked that memorials be made to Family and Children Services, 201 23rd Avenue N., Nashville, TN 37203 or to the Elisabeth Mitchell Charitable Trust, 1084 Camp Nakanawa Road, Crossville, TN 38571. Donations to the Elisabeth Mitchell Charitable Trust will be used to build a shelter for the six War Canoes at Camp Nakanawa. The building will be in Senior Camp on the lakeside of the existing Arts & Crafts building. We hope to have this project completed by June 2006 and will have a bronze plaque as a memorial to Emily.

Do check out the “enrollment to date” section of the newsletter. Make sure that you are listed in the correct camp and session and look for friends’ names that might be missing. Contact those friends right away and get them to enroll so they will not miss out on all the fun. There is still space available in all Two Week and Four Week Camp Sessions.

The Cumberland County Playhouse Production for the Four Week Session will be “Singing in the Rain”. What a fun outing for all the Four Week campers and counselors.

We still need one or two dining hall aides for the Junior Four Week Session and the Junior and Intermediate Two Week Sessions. If interested, please contact us right away and we will add your name to the list. Aideship confirmation letters will be mailed in April. Also, any cabin requests need to be sent in by June 1st. We do not guarantee that cabin requests will be honored but we will certainly take them all into consideration.

We cannot wait until this summer! Happy Valentine’s Day!

Love, Ann, Pepe, Annette & Messena

January 26, 2006

We are very sad to tell you that Emily McMahon died on Wednesday, January 25th following a valiant fight against cancer. Visitation will be Friday evening, January 27th from 5 PM to 8 PM at Woodlawn Funeral Home, 660 Thompson Lane, Nashville, Tennessee (615/383-4754). The service for Emily will be Saturday, January 28th at 1:00 PM at Christ the King Catholic Church, 3001 Belmont Blvd, Nashville, Tennessee (615/292-2884). Emily's husband, Mr. Andy McMahon, can be contacted at 3546 Highway 100 West, Centerville, Tennessee 37033 (931/729-4275) and her parents, Senator and Mrs. Douglas Henry, can be contacted at 408 Wilsonia Drive, Nashville, Tennessee 37205 (615/352-3116).

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Elisabeth Mitchell Charitable Trust, Camp Nakanawa, 1084 Camp Nakanawa Road, Crossville TN 38571 or Family & Children Services, 201-23rd Ave N, Nashville TN 37203.

January 23, 2006

Camp time is quickly approaching and the applications for campers and staff are coming in every day! We are very excited about the upcoming season and hope that you are too!

Please be sure to check out the enrollment to date to see who is coming back this summer. Contact your friends whose names are missing and encourage them to join us for another wonderful season at Camp Nakanawa!

August 8, 2005

Thanks to all campers and staff for a terrific 2005 camp season! It was the best yet!

We have started updating the website and have posted the dates for the 2006 season. They are as follows: Two Week Session - June 18th-July1st and Four Week Session - July 3rd-July 30th. You can download and print an application for campers or staff by clicking the Application link in the heading bar at the top of this page.

We look forward to hearing from each of you and hope you will make Nakanawa part of your plans for next summer!

July 13, 2005

We are having a wonderful time at Camp Nakanawa! We have had a little rain but no storms for those of you who have been concerned about Hurricane Dennis.

There has been more construction off Interstate 40 to let you know about for the drive to pick up your campers. Those who take exit #311, coming from Knoxville/east, need to know the bridge has been closed for repairs. There are two alternate routes you can take. The first is exit #317, Hwy 127 South, turn left off exit ramp, turn right at intersection with McDonalds and Walgreens on the right. Go to second red light (Shell Station) and turn right onto 70N West going towards Monterey. Go 13 Miles and turn right onto Mayland Loop.

or

Take exit #301, Hwy 70N East, turn left off exit ramp. Go 7 miles from exit and turn left onto Mayland Loop just past Royal Oak Charcoal Plant.

Please feel free to call us at the office if you have any questions or concerns. Our number is 931/277-3711 and our email address is campnak@frontiernet.net

June 16, 2005

Camp is underway!

Our Two Week Session started on Sunday, June 12th, and is going great! The official newsletter will be posted over the weekend with a listing of the final weekend schedule. In the meantime, please check out the pictures that have been posted. Remember our pictures section is password protected, contact the office if you need the username and password.

May 17, 2005

Greetings from Camp Nakanawa!

Spring is here on the Cumberland Plateau. We have posted several pictures on the Web Site so be sure to look them up. Right now we can see the workers from Baseline Construction in Knoxville, Tennessee, putting the finishing touches on the Senior Camp Tennis Court surfaces. The Courts look terrific and will be ready for play June 12th.

Bunk and Bobby have been extremely busy in Junior Camp paving the trail in front of the Council House all the way down to Egypt and to Cabins 11-12 and 13-14. Check out the picture on the web site! Mike is busy painting the Senior Camp War Canoes after spending days of sanding, patching, and pressure washing each canoe. Ann and Pepe spent a whole Sunday afternoon putting red and blue buoys on about 120 feet of rope to mark off the swimming area in Junior Camp. The rope and buoys are in place and ready for the arrival of campers in June. Messena has been in the office getting the camper and counselor lists ready for this summer, updating the Web Site, and recording cabin requests. Annette is raising a baby bunny rescued from Sam Dog! She is hoping to keep it until camp begins so all the Junior Campers can meet "Rabi"! Annette has also been busy planting flowers all over both camps and putting hanging baskets in strategic places. Nakanawa is one beautiful camp!

We are still receiving applications from Counselors and Campers for this season. It is going to be a wonderful summer! Check out our camper enrollment to date and here is the list of Counselors to date: Junior Camp - Karen Hale, Lisa Joyner, Claire Steinbeck, Elizabeth Tual, Ellis Howard, Kristie Etson, Whitney Ivey, Katherine Wagner, Denise Wagner, Amanda Losch, Mary Leach, Jordan Rose, Helen Fikes, Valerie Lopez, Karmen Rivera, Charlotte Ogburn, Kelli Allen, Anna Maria Cibils, Dianne Dobbs, Deni Flores, Lori Wagner, Lauren Harris, Imogen Carmel, Cati Conley, Catherine McPhillips, C.C. Coradazzi, Dianna Lopez, Rebecca Tolmach, Kelly White, Ashley McPhillips, Greer Hansen, Judy Kimball, Rebecca Grey, Eleah Zuercher, Lucy Fikes, Elissa Atkin, Denise Jackson, Claudia Irwin, Lauren Brooks, Linda Choate, Angel Brewer, Tricia Norman, Ruby Barnwell, Aimee Walthall, Janina Brugada, Tiny McPhillips, Bradley Halberstam, Stephanie Nowacki, Lucy Washburne, Brandi Lambert, Grace Pearson, Diana Darling, Liz Freshwater, Dana Matens, Kaylee Fisher, Kathy Mackay, Margaret Matens, Shelly Landau, Lizzie Mills, Emily Keever, Laura Ellis, Robin Barnett, Nancy Brucker, Alice Layman, Sally Swenk, Val Lambert, Julie Atasoy, Betty Lynn Souther, and Donya Rose. Intermediate and Senior Camp - Jan Neely, Kiersten Schnacke, Emily Eason, BJ Jenkins, Kelly File, Emily McMahon, Noelle Porter, Rachel Carey, Brittany Barber, Amy Krause, Laura Layman, Laura Hill, Julie Marks, Sofie Lindstedt, Elisabeth Tutwiler, Mike Cardin, Rachel Loy, Christy Cushing, Molly Cook, Holly Ivey, Brittany Orrell, Anita Davis, Mop Queen, Leon Shannon, Jane Christovao, Mary Bailey Sharp, Graham Harrison, Emily Ponthieu, Whitney Ivey, Ashley Purcell, Brooke Parker, Eleanor Ourso, Mollye Long, Hali Lacy, Kimberly Taylor, Emily Lane, Rachel Flocke, Katie Jones, Betsy Foster, Livie Zachry, Sandra Rowland, Mance Neely, Rebecca Tolmach, Marcia Sandberg, Janice Riegel, Lindsey Sullivan, Jack Holt, Mary Leach, Kim Zuercher, Ashley Brown, Whitney Hall, Yelena Kazankina, Irina Kosacheva, Ksenia Voronina, Elena Samarskaya, Anna Davidenko, Elvira Zabrarova.

We can't wait to see you in June! The New Giant Swing is up and running. You will love it!

Ann and Pepe

February 14th, 2005

Valentine Greetings from Camp Nakanawa!

Winter is still with us but our hearts and minds have turned toward the summer months ahead. Nakanawa has had its share of snow and rain and the lake is very full. A few more improvements have taken place since Christmas. They include: Cleaning out the horse stalls and replenishing the shavings, cutting back the Oak Leaf Hydrangeas and bushes around the back of the Library and garages, repairs to fences in various locations, new blue carpet on the Senior Camp "Cancun" Pontoon, new used pick up truck for Bobby and Bunk, improvements to our Web Site, 530 Amazon and Valkyrie ties cut out and ready to be hemmed for the 2005 season, more firewood cut and stacked.

Do check out the "enrollment to date" section of the newsletter. Make sure that you are listed in the correct camp and session and look for friends' names that might be missing. Contact those friends right away and get them to enroll so they will not miss out on all the fun. There is still space available in the Two Week Intermediate Camp and both Four Week Camps.

The Cumberland County Playhouse Production for the Four Week Session will be "Cats". What a fun outing for all the Four Week campers and counselors.

We still need dining hall aides for the Junior Four Week Session and the Junior and Intermediate Two Week Sessions. If interested, please contact us right away and we will add your name to the list. Aideship confirmation letters will be mailed in April. Also, any cabin requests need to be sent in by June 1st. We do not guarantee that cabin requests will be honored but we will certainly take them all into consideration.

Check out our new Web Site at: www.campnakanawa.com It has new pictures and a whole new format. We are also posting Newsletters at this site and Enrollment to date. Be sure to check out our brand new "news" link. There is a new sign-in page for Nakanawa Alumnae as well!

Pepe is having surgery on his right ankle this week to have it "fused". This should eliminate the pain and have him walking up to full speed by camp time! Congratulations to Ruby and Tillman who had a little boy on February 1st! His name is Rowan Anthony Barnwell weighing in at 6 pounds 12 ounces, 20 inches long with green eyes and dark hair! Mom and baby are doing great and Ruby plans to be back in the Junior Camp Kitchen in June.

We cannot wait until this summer! Happy Valentine's Day!

Sincerely, Ann, Pepe, Annette & Messena

January 25, 2005

We wanted to let all our camp families know that our beloved Lou Lloveras has passed away. She died on Saturday night, January 22nd following a stroke on Friday, January 21st. Lou was 77 years old. Visitation will be from 9-12 noon, Saturday, January 29th in New Orleans at the Schoen Funeral Home on Canal Street. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested contributions to the Elisabeth Mitchell Charitable Trust, 1084 Camp Nakanawa Road, Crossville TN 38571. Carol Heintz, Lou's niece, has been our contact in New Orleans. Her address is 6029 Vicksburg Street, New Orleans LA 70124. Contributions to the Trust will be held until a memorial is decided upon by Lou's family.

Lou was a vital part of Camp Nakanawa for fifty years, serving as cabin counselor, tennis instructor, archery instructor, and head counselor. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her and remembered in the hearts of all she touched!

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