| Go Wranglers! I haven't even thought of that in years! But, I have always
thought of camp as RRR. I started out in Western Empress and moved on from
there.It has brought tears to my eyes to see and read all the pictures and
memories from those years. Suni Becker as Heuy Lewis and Kate Donaho as
my little sister. I made more mistakes and got more love from them at RRR.Sandy
and Skeet are people I wish I could be when I grow up! Thanks for still
being around! Shana McLarry | Camp years: 1982-88 |
| I had the wonderful experience of being a counselor at RRR in '60, '61
'66 and '67. Those first 2 years I knew and loved both Mama Knolk and Jane.
Later, I was there with Skeet and Sandy. I have great memories of all those
special people and all the fun times at camp. I'm so glad the camp is still
going strong! Thanks for this website and all the pictures! Mary Jane ("Duffie") McDuffie Dillard | Camp years : 1960-61, 1966-67 |
| I went camp if I can remember between 1974-1978. My cousin
Megan Mickelson got my sister and I to go to camp. (Trilby Babin.) I wish
I had not missed the reunion Megan told me about. A few years back I was
at a party and how we got to talking about camp I don't remember. We all
got started singing the fight songs of the Cowpokes and Wranglers. It was
such fun remembering all the great times we had. I will never forget the
mud fight I had after we had a flood and the river went down. We did end
up backing the drain up in the Bar K cabin rising off. I'm not sure who
it was that was in the fight. I've visited one time and it was a while back.
I hope to come up again. Blythe Babin Fiedler | Camp years: 1974-78 |
| I'm so sorry that I can not make the reunion this time. RRR
will always have a special place in my heart. I learned so much in my years
spent at camp. Thanks to Sunni Becker for being a great "synchro"
instructor- I will never forget my legs burning from holding that towel
above my head for 5 minutes!!! Riding in the rodeo for the 4th of July was
also a great experience. Thanks for everything! Karina Adams Cascadden | Camp years: 1981-90 |
| My years at Rocky River were some of the most wonderful times
in my life. My sister (Laura) and I still spend hours talking about our
fun times there. We still remember our days of swimming in the river, riding
horses and water skiing. I can't wait until my little girl can experience
all the joy and fun I had as a child for herself. Can't wait to catch up
with all of you in September. See you soon. GO COWPOKES!!!!!!! Debbie Merian Polasek | Camp years: 1976-87 |
| Where's my crew from the 70's? I loved my RRR experiences
so much that I moved to Arizona to live on an Indian reservation, so I could
have year-round "camping"...(you know, archery, horseback riding,
campfires, away from big city traffic.) RRR definately affects who you become!
Sue Caulton | Camp years: 1969-73 |
| Picture a Spot...My years at Rocky River mean more to me
than can be written down in a little note...There's probably not a day that
goes by that I don't think about an experience, a laugh, a friendship, a
struggle, a success, etc. that I experienced at camp. There's something
about the Spring that makes me want to "throw in the towel" of
the corporate world and go back to RRR every Summer. GO WRANGLERS!!!! "W"!!!
I love that I can go back and find the same "safe haven" that
I experienced from a 7 year old in Circle B down to several years as a Counselor!
Driving across that cattle guard at the front gate, my heart beat calms
to a familiar and comforting beat again, like nothing else I've experienced.
Keep the traditions ALIVE, and I hope to see everyone in September!!! Erin Davis | Camp years: 19 85-98 |
| So many of my grandest childhood memories lie in the hills
and trails of RRR. A city kid in a single parent home, who'd never have
learned how to sail, canoe, waterski, swim synchronized or ID all the parts
of the horse had it not been for summers @ RRR. Several times each year,
I am reminded of RRR's heartfelt connection within me, when I hear a song
or reference to the movies: Sound of Music, Man of LaMancha, or Fiddler
on the Roof (Watershow Themes). When I visit my brother in SanAntonio, its
been fun to re-visit Aquarina Springs and Canyon Lake. I've enjoyed the website, and will try to attend the reunion in Sept if I can arrange it. Go Cowpokes!!! Kim Coll Blanton | Camp years: 1971-77 |
| Oh how I wish I could still be a young girl and go to RRR
every summer! I truly miss those wonderful weeks of absolute fun and excitement.
This camp holds a very special place in my heart and will always throughout
my life. I can not wait until the day that my newborn little girl will be
able to drive through the gate and live the summer days that not only her
mother lived, but her grandmother, great-grandmother, and great-great-grandmother
enjoyed. I can not wait until the day that I can tell her all about that
special great-great-grandmother, GG, (Carol Knolk or Mama Knolk as many
of you know her) that opened this beautiful Rocky River Ranch and created
a place for many girls and boys to create memories from. I am truly happy
to see Mama Knolk's spirit still living on. May it continue to live on the
dream that she always wanted. I can't wait to see everybody in September!
Go Cowpokes! Allison Turley Torres, '86-'94 |
| My years at Rocky River made me the person I am today (Emily
Davenport would question whether this is actually a good thing). I love
the fact that generations of girls (and boys) are still being shaped by
the place. Looking through this website, my head is filled with camp songs...
Kate Donaho | Camp years: 1982-91 |
| It seems like every summer I think about Rocky River more
and more. I often wish I could go back and be a camper or counselor again.
Rocky River was the highlight of the year while growing up. Every summer
I could not wait to get out my trunk and start packing, usually several
weeks early. I would pack and repack it several times before time to leave.
I have many fond memories of my summers at RRR beginning in the wagons when
I was seven years old and then every year until I had spent a few years
as a counselor (in the red wagon). Now I sing camp songs to my kids every
morning and think about camp almost every day. I can't wait until my daughter
is old enough to go and I have been looking for a boys camp for my son and
none of them compare to RRR (bring boys camp back!). I still get tears when
I even think the song "Picture a Spot." I miss Sandy and Skeet,
Arthur, my camp friends, and all of RRR. See you at the Reunion...Go Wranglers!
Patti Scott Gillman | Camp years: 1972-85 |
| My twin sister and I came to RRR right after it was created.
What fun! That was such a treat for us and our first time away from home.
We send our 3 granddaughters every year and they love it as much as I did.
I now live in Wimberley and it is as great today as it was in the '50's.
Thanks so much for making it so special, then and now. Lee Baker Gibson | Camp year: 1954 |
| We still can't believe it has been 50 years since my mother,
Mama Knolk, started RRR. We are so proud that it is still the same as she
built it and still has the same spirit upon which it was founded. Our children
and grand children have had the wonderful opportunity to attend camp and
we all can still sing some of the songs when we get together. May the spirit
of Mama Knolk stay with all that have attended RRR. Polly Knolk Denham | Camp years: 1953-60s |
| Moma Knolk - what a wonderful and gentle lady. She always
wanted the best for us and for us to be our best. Jeanette Brian Lawrence | Camp years: 1960s |
| I was so lucky to have found RRR through YMCA's Indian Princess
program with my dad. I couldn't wait until my mom finally decided I was
old enough to go for the summer, instead of a weekend retreat with Dad!
I have so many wonderful memories of RRR and started singing camp songs
to my son to put him to sleep when he was born. We still sing them every
night and he just turned 5. We still come to Wimberley every year and stay
at some cabins we found there. It's such a beautiful place. "Where
Heaven and the Hill Hold Hands." Go Wranglers!!!!! Terri Hiserodt Cagle | Camp years: 1977-85 |
| My summers at RRR were the most special times of my childhood.
I have so many great memories that I'll never forget. Thanks to Rocky River,
I found my true calling in life... children! And, I fell in love with Wimberley
so much, that I live here now!! The torch has been passed on to my niece (who thankfully, is a Wrangler!) and will eventually be passed on to my daughter. I miss everyone so much, and hope to attend one of the reunion's soon. Mollie Cessac Booth | Camp years: 1979-91, 1999-2000 |
| GO COWPOKES !!!!!! We are here and we are still competitive! I have tried several times to get back in the Alumni group. Family still takes over most of the time. My memories of RRR are like it was yesterday. My most remembered memories are with the drill team. Well, we practiced all the time and spent most of our time at the barn. I have many pictures I would like to share. I remember the first year Arthur started working at RRR. I love to visit and walk up behind him and say guess who? He still remembers my voice???@@@@?@@@@!!!!! He would say CIIIINNNNDDDDDY! It just makes me feel like a camper again. My daughters have been there and my youngest is still attending. She talks to her friends about RRR just as much as I did growing up. Cynthia Lassiter Smith | Camp years: 1970s |
| I looked at a picture sitting on my desk today of my sister
Becky and I with Sandy. Seems like just yesterday and I love to go back
and visit those memories. Actually, come to think of it I spend a lot of
time at the river. I would not be the person I have become today if it were
not for Skeet and Sandy. One of the biggest lessons I ever learned in life
was from Sandy. I fell off a horse and Sandy made me get right back on.
I had no idea what impact that lesson would mean to my life but I have to
say it has become one of the most valuable. Beth Boykin Huddle | Camp years: 1976-80 |
| I absolutely adored my 2-3 weeks at camp every summer! RRR enriched my
life in so many ways!! GO COWPOKES! I miss not being 13 and going away from
boys for 2 weeks and having the time of my life. I hope I can come to RRR's
100th! Catherine Boone | Camp years: 1994-2001 |
| Wow, what memories. I can only hope my daughters will have
the same experience. I loved it all! The girls, the swimming, the horses
(Rocky was my favorite). Rocky River had such an important part of my life!
I miss everyone. Rhonda, Kat, Cheryl (Tree), Noel (Bush), Debbie, Stephanie
(Squish) Kate, Shelly, Emily, I could go on forever! I hope everyone knows
what a special place it is!!! Sunni Becker Markowitz | Camp years: 1972-88 |
| Rocky River Ranch is an important memory in my life. I will never forget
it. I sent my older daughter there 3 years ago and she loved it! She was
only 6 at the time. I gave her my silver RRR ring that I bought when I was
her age and she now has it on her charm bracelet. Memories last a lifetime!
Donna Rhame Joe | Camp years: 1979-83 |
I honestly believe that I wouldn’t be the same person if not
for my many years at Rocky River. I hold so tightly to the lessons and
memories I made there — they are forever and immeasurable. |
RRR is a magical place where time stands still and dreams come true.
The experiences and memories that my sister, Fifi, and I share with each
other and with our children are a special gift! Thank you Mama Knolk and
Jane, Sandy, Skeet and Rue! |
Rocky River Ranch is like a second family to me. No matter where I
go or what I do, a piece of RRR is with me. All of my family has gone
to Rocky River and it’s loving effect is everlasting upon us all. |
| WOW....What an experience!!! Those were the best times in my life. Being
a camper, cit, jr. counselor and counselor. Hearing Rhonda play her trumpet
to wake us up in the morning, late night raids on the kitchen, putting someone's
underwear up the flagpole. Those were the days!!! Lezli Giancarlo | Camp years: 1982-90 |
| From the summer of 1973 until my last summer, 1983, I LIVED for the time
I spent at Rocky River. Now my daughter, who will be 8 next year (the same
age I was my first summer), is already planning her first week as a camper.
It is a special place that will always be a big part of my life. Kimberley VonDerAu Miller, | Camp years: 1973-83 |
I'm sure there are so many things that I have forgotten, but camp will
always represent the very best of my growing-up years. I think that’s
why I loved camp so much — I was always encouraged to grow my imagination
and excel as an individual, and yet, learned how to socialize all at the
same time. |
| Oh my gosh! I miss RRR sooo much especially during the summer and its
been almost 10 years since I was there! My summers at RRR were the best
and I made some great friends. I have such great memories of the singing
contest, cowpoke-wrangler games, campfires, and of course the big final
show! I miss free swim and making homemade ice cream and walking up that
huge hill from the swimming pool and my horse Flame and waiting for the
dinner bell and winning trips to little Arkansas or Blue River and being
the carepackage queen! haha we had lots of yummy food in my cabin! :) I
still find myself singing lots of the songs we'd sing at meal times..I ca'nt
hear the word Wimberley without breaking into "Wimberley, Wimberley in the
heart of the hill country, Wimberley, Wimberley is where I want to be"...such
good times! Rocky River Ranch has a special place in my heart and always
will. GO WRANGLERS!!!!!! Lauren Novelli | Camp years: 1993-96 |
| Hello to everyone at Rocky River. Now that my children are of camp age,
it makes me think of the fun times I had at Rocky River. I went there around
1976-78. And one year I even took my horse, which was really fun. I remember
one of my counselors named Audrey, who let us sneak into the mess hall after
hours and "borrow" some ice cream. There is a lot of fun to be had at Rocky
River. Have a great summer. Donna Crabbe Swain | Camp years: 1976-78 |
| I have very fond memories of Rocky River Ranch. I attended
about three summers in the early 1970s. I had many "favorite things," but
I guess the best were the synchronized swimming and horseback riding.I still
remember the movie that was playing at the outdoor theatre the first year...Thoroughly
Modern Milly. I remember a good friend/cabinmate named Kim and we had kept
in touch for several years, but then gradually lost touch once we finished
high school. If you see this Kim, I would love to hear from you! Go Cowpokes!
Candace McGee Bowdoin | Camp years: early 1970s |
| I was a Wrangler back in the 70s-lived in Circle B and Sunni
Becker was my bunkmate! I remember because I was impressed that her dad
new Evel Knievel. Zella from West U in Houston was also a bunkmate. I grew
up in Sugar Land and my sister, Rene' White and her best friend, Annette
Bennett, also went to Rocky River. I loved the horses and the midnight ice
cream! I have lived on the east coast for years, with my husband and son
after living in LA and Europe but always remember Wimberly. Kimberly White Erlinger, '74, '76 |
| The memories are all flooding back! I still get the feeling of butterflies
in my stomach (from excitement) when I think about crossing the cattle guard
on the first day of camp! I can see so many faces in my mind and I even
remember a few names...Hara, Liz, Rhonda....I hope everyone is well! I remember
the talent shows (oh the talent), the trips to Blue Hole, the dining hall
songs, the canteen,the horse shows, and especially the moonlight campfires.
And I can't forget swinging on Skeet and Sandy's porch swing and talking
with friends for hours into the night. By the way, I still like to test
out my synchronized swimming moves every now and then! Thank you RRR for
the wonderful memories! GO COWPOKES!!!!! Rachel Scott McCormick | Camp years: 1985-? |
| I was a camper the summers of 1979 and 1980. The RRR was my favorite camping
experience, and I treasure the memories even today... Little sisters, cooling
off in the gentle rapids of the creek, horseback riding, water shows, practicing
my spanish, trooping down to the theater under the stars. The list goes
on, I remember the air traffic controller strike happening at the end of
girls camp, and being so excited that I might have to stay for boys camp
too! (never happened, back to NJ) Cathy Foresman | Camp years: 1979-80 |
| Where's my crew from the 70's? I loved my RRR experiences so much that
I moved to Arizona to live on an Indian reservation, so I could have year-round
"camping"...(you know, archery, horseback riding, campfires, away from big
city traffic.) RRR definately affects who you become! Sue Caulton | Camp years: 1969-73 |
| Picture a Spot...My years at Rocky River mean more to me than can be written
down in a little note...There's probably not a day that goes by that I don't
think about an experience, a laugh, a friendship, a struggle, a success,
etc. that I experienced at camp. There's something about the Spring that
makes me want to "throw in the towel" of the corporate world and go back
to RRR every Summer. GO WRANGLERS!!!! "W"!!! I love that I can go back and
find the same "safe haven" that I experienced from a 7 year old in Circle
B down to several years as a Counselor! Driving across that cattle guard
at the front gate, my heart beat calms to a familiar and comforting beat
again, like nothing else I've experienced. Keep the traditions ALIVE, and
I hope to see everyone in September!!! Elisabeth "Libby" Walker Dunagan | Camp years: 1965-73 |
| Why isn't the greatest ski
instructor of all time in any of the alumni pictures???? No respect... :)
Milam Jones | Camp years: 1989-93 |
| Attending RRR is a tradition in my family. Aunts, cousins, sisters, and
best friends all have great memories that we still talk about today. I am
waiting for the summer that my daughter is old enough to attend and experience
the same wonderful times that I had. My memories of summers at RRR are so
special to me. Thank you, thank you, thank you Skeet & Sandy and all
of the staff from every session, for the 10 years of summertime, childhood
bliss! Melissa Ross Crispin | Camp years: 1984-94 |
| WOW~! I am SO excited to have this opportunity to see and talk to so many
of my camp friends. That was such a special time in my life. When people
ask if there is something I could do again from childhood what would it
be....there is absolutely NO DOUBT it is my time at camp!! My most fond
memories are getting there, leaving, and everything in between,,,,LOL....
I loved the water and horseshows that we did every 2 weeks, winning inspection
THREE TIMES and going to Blue Hole, evening activities, campfires, and songs.
BUT the BEST part of camp were the friends that I made. I was usually with
Sunni Becker, Cheryl Chaney, Kathy White, Regina Hartwell, or Kate Butler.
We had soooo much fun together! Finally, Wrangler or Cowpoke,,,,CIT's of
83 RULE!!!!!!!! Hope to hear from MANY of my old friends and make some new
ones! See you at the reunion! Sandy Harris Copeland | Camp years: 1977-86 |
| It's true. Wrangler's Rule! You know how some (most) memories
fade over time? What is it about those camp memories that they stay so crystal
clear? I think that when I'm old and gray (older and grayer), that they
will still be as if they just happened yesterday. REMEMBER WHEN??? Remember
when we picked up Kathie Newberry's car and moved it to a different location?
Remember when Rue lived in the CL? Remember how Louisa never had a voice
(and could do anything in synchro - and nearly drowned us by the way)? Remember
when Sandy would stand up and sing that beautiful song that would bring
tears to all our eyes? Remember when Priscilla would act like a goof-ball
at evening programs and make us laugh until we were crying? Remember how
we used to have to sing for our lost and found? (I STILL freak out if I
leave anything anywhere!!!) Remember when you found a great friend to sit
and talk for hours and hours ...to contemplate life ...what we would become
... and our futures??? Remember how peaceful it was at chapel on Sunday
mornings? They are crystal clear for me! I hope to see some of you at the
reunion in September!!! Debbie Harris-Barrett | Camp years: 1977-81 |
| Let me just start off by saying
WRANGLERS RULE!!! Anyway, I will never forget my first year at RRR. I was
at a two week session and kept having these horrible asthma problems and
my mom really wanted me to come home, but I wouldn't go! I was having way
too much fun and always did every year I was there, circle B through counselor.
I miss RRR so much! I really wish I could come to the reunion, but
I will be far far away in Lubbock. Darn college. However, I will try my
hardest to visit before I leave. It was great to hear from you guys and
I hope to see yall soon! Erin Watkins | Camp years: 1993-2001 |
| I am so glad to see that I
am not the only one who loves this camp insanely. By the way, it is also
gratifying to see WRANGLERS ROCKIN THE GUESTBOOK!!!!!!!!!! It is with great
sorrow that I have learned my child will be forced into the cowpoke camp.
Do they understand this could cause serious rifts in the family structure?
I was the annoying little kid that howled at the moon...my kids and I still
do. I will definitely be there in September. I remember a Rebecca
that wore braids all the time, and I remember a girl named Lisa who had
a great tan, and I remember Rhonda. I still love that song, "Help me Rhonda".
I wish Cookie would come cook for me again, and someday I WILL own a white
German shepherd. Arthur's smile is still vivid. AND, I was completely shocked
at how small our camp really is, when you are a grown up. I thought it was
thousands of miles. I ate my first chocolate chip ice cream on Skeet and
Sandy's porch with Momma Knolk. Circle B rocked. I still love Daddy Long
Legs. I would go through teen years again to be a camper at RRR once more.
Love you guys. "Over hill, over dale, as we hit the woodland trail, as the
wranglers go marching along...in or out, sun or set, WE WILL BEAT THE COWPOKES
yet...as the Wranglers go riding along...for it's hi hi hee, the best in
camp are we, striving with all our might to win...and we'll win yet...if
we can only get, Wrangler spirit that never will die." It ain't dead yet.
:) Carrie Holly McMahan | Camp years: 1976-? |
| I had the best time at Camp from being a little kiddo to a
camp councelor. The memories will last a lifetime. I sing "Green Trees around
us" to my son all the time. WRANGLERS RULE! Rebecca Chasis Nixon | Camp years: 1976-90 |
| I would love to get in touch with others I went to camp with. I think
of camp more and more as summer approaches. I would love to hear from you.
I look forward to seeing old friends at the reunion in September. Hara Chasis Cootes | Camp years: at camp 14 years |
| Some of us could never bring ourselves to completely separate from Rocky
River. Still crazy after all these years! Let us hear from you.... Kay Neubrand Wolverton | Camp years: 1966-74 |
| The two summers I spent as the camp sports director and counselor of circle
B up are memories that I will always cherish. Now ten years later, I still
enjoy telling my friends about the fun times I had with the campers and
counselors. RRR was as much fun for me as it was for the campers. Being
looked up to by 7 to 12 year olds also taught me the responsibility that
comes with being a role model. I still have my "PACO" bracelet that my campers made for me (I still don't know how that nickname stuck for two summers), and I still use the saying from the first year the ropes course was opened, "Nothing is impossible, only challenging." My wife and I just had our first child (a girl) four months ago, and I hope that in a few years she'll be able to enjoy the experience of camp at Rocky River Ranch. David "PACO" Mervish | Camp years: 1995-96 |
| Rocky River Ranch, and the influences of people like Skeet, Sandy and
Rue, have shaped the person that I have become today. I thank God for the
love they showed me even in my most trying years when camp was more an escape
than a retreat. Sandy, who made sure that I never fell off a horse without a fight, just passed away and I want to be the first to say that I hope she is riding like the wind through the clouds, finally free of her disease. Thank you to all of the campers and counselors at Rocky River for truly, truly caring for those that are lucky enough to find their way into those hills... (See you all at the Memorial on the 12th...) Alexis Souza Schooley | Camp years: 1987-89 |
| I had a dream last night where I was back at RRR, and everything was
so vivid--I remembered exactly where every cabin and path was. I woke up
with my mind full of memories. So I got online this morning and found this
site. I crazy-loved my time at RRR. So many fantastic memories with Laura Mafridge, Sandy Harris, Emily Davenport (my little sis--remember the time we shaved your legs for the first time, Em?), Rhonda, Sunny Becker, Shawn Beech, Kat Newberry. The people I met at RRR were all so amazing, and the time I spent there changed me (for the better). Glad to see the camp is still thriving and making a difference for a whole new set of girls. Oh and...COWPOKES RULE!!!! Kathy White |
| I was a camper at RRR from 1975-1987. It was a HUGE part of my childhood
& I cherish all of the wonderful memories I have. Sandy, Skeet, Jim,
Rue, Arthur Ya'll were the best extended family a kid could ever ask for.
Bar K holds fond memories as well. The stories I have would take days to
repeat and the friendships I made were oh so REAL! I look forward to one
day seeing everyone again. You all at camp have left a true legacy and I
pray God blesses you. You will FOREVER be in my heart. Kathy Hotz Thompson | Camp years: 1975-87 |
| I only went to camp once as a child, and I am so happy that the camp I
went to was Rocky River Ranch. I enjoyed every moment I spent there (most
of my time was spent at the stables with Poco the wonder horse). I hope
to someday send my children to Rocky River Ranch, so that I can share this
wonderful experience with them. Liza Sciallis | Camp year: 1985 |
| Some of my most happiest memories were of the carefree days I spent at
Rocky River Ranch. I had ridden horses all my life but it was there I learned
every name for the parts of the bridle and saddle (and finally aced the
test!). I loved Free Swim in the Blanco but I enjoyed Synchronized Swimming just as much. I remember "Godspell" like it was yesterday and how EVERYONE got into the spirit of the production and all its songs. I remember a horse named Copper who was "mine" - at least he felt like he was mine. I thought the Canteen was so special-- the daily ice cream--where I usually got a Drumstick - or hopefully, a Care Package. Oh, those days gone by... Christina "Ceecy" Gunn Robinson |
| I miss camp! They should make a Rocky River for grown ups. Great memories...
when I have a little girl I'll send her to share in the same great experiences.
RRR taught me to work hard, play harder and keep great friends close...
and I learned to shave my legs in Bar K's bathroom! Tiffany Carson Sims | Camp years: 1983-92 |
| From my first summer as a camper in Circle B Down to my last summer (13
years later) as a counselor in Western Empress, Rocky River Ranch provided
me with unforgetable experiences and lasting memories. At 22, mail call
is still the most celebrated part of my day. In college I followed the RRR
example and gave myself rest period each day. Thank you for all of the memories
and all of the magic. I'm going back to school for 3 more years, and I can't
think of a better way to spend my summers than at RRR. Meg Lowery | Camp years: 1988-2000 |
| I would love to hear from old camping buddies.....especially
Sunny Becker....have been looking for some of you guys. I live in New Braunfels
now. My grandmother, Frieda, worked at the camp and may help you remember
me if you were there during that period of time. Stephanie ("Squish") Shupp Wilson | Camp years: 1982-84 |
| I miss Rocky River! I abandoned ship this summer for the first time in
10 years. It felt weird not to be at RRR. So much of my life has been shaped
by experiences and people there... GO COWPOKES!! I miss everyone that I
didn't get to see this summer, and I miss everyone else that I haven't seen
in forever!! If any of you are at UT look me up so we can hang out! See
you guys soon! Amelia Byars | Camp years: 1992-2002 |