2006 Guest Book

Date:   2006-12-05 00:30:14
Name:   Mike
Location:   NY
Number:   7
 
 
Great Site

 

 

Date:   2006-10-22 08:52:57
Name:   Alan Kaufman
Email:   akaufman@mindspring.com
Location:   New York City
Number:   6
 
 
Glad to see the Guestbook is back. I grew up in Copake. My dad and Max Fass owned the Copake Pharmacy. Wonderful memories.

 

 

Date:   2006-10-04 08:58:28
Name:   Mike Minkoff
Email:   consigliere@bellsouth.net
Location:   Conyers, GA.
Number:   5
 
 
As a child every summer from 1955-1967 the best times of my life were spend at Camp Ferosdel. I would love to hear from any campers who spend their summers there.

 

 

Date:   2006-09-14 17:04:08
Name:   Howard Herrnstadt
Email:   herrnstadt@rcn.com
Location:   Silver Spring, MD
Number:   4
 
 
As a teen and twenty-something I spent several summers at Bronx House-Emanuel Camp. Would love to hear from former co-workers, campers, etc from the era of 1964-1968.
Thank you.
 

 

Date:   2006-08-29 08:34:26
Name:   Nicolas Tamaire
Email:   nicolas.tamaire@hotmail.fr
Number:   3
 
 
Nice site.

 

 

Date:   2006-08-16 17:26:00
Name:   Marc Branch
Location:   New Rochelle, NY
Number:   2
 
 
Copake = good town

 

 

Date:   2006-08-15 21:47:37
Name:   Marge David
Email:   info@adsrus.net
Location:   CA
Number:   1
 
 
Just wanted to wish everyone in Copake good luck with your new GuestBook.

 

 

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I went to Woodielake Camp in the early 50's. It changed my life - made me a diehard equestrian and a lover of remote rural life. I remember well Mrs. Moffett and in particular two counselors - the Apel brothers (Mike and (?) Henry) - very handsome young men who were the riding instructors. Silly songs at the campfire, archery, riflery, making keychains, swimming with the turtles, and oh yes - spin the bottle in the woods. Then there was the camp awards in the lodge. And the camp reunion in NYC during the winter.I am 60 and it is all still pretty clear. Anyone who went there back in the 50's feel free to email me. Dee Lambert, DEEGAL9@yahoo.com

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10 Aug 2006
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Great site. Keep doing.

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09 Aug 2006
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Great site. Keep doing.

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09 Aug 2006
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Grant D. Langdon, Cincinnati. I am writing a book called Scandal in the Courtroom. viset www.grantlangdon.com for more information

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09 Aug 2006
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Land reform in America started in the towns of eastern NY in the 1750's. The historical essay I wrote about Copake, The Taconic Hills, is availaberl at the museam in Copake Falls

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Looking for any and all memories and current whereabouts of anyone who attended Camp Oleana. Thanks. Paul Aaronson praa@optonline.net

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I am writing a book about my life in Copake and have a web site at www.grantlangdon.com I also have a booklet dealing with the history of the area available at the Roe Jan Histoical soc. museam in Copake Falls.

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I attended Woodielake in the mid 60's and would love to hear from anyone who was there at the same time. Copake is beautiful but I haven't been back. Judy Jackson jujumajik@yahoo.com

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Hi to all in Copake, very informative site, good work.