This was a very hard decision to come to since I love my employment here, as well as the people I work with. It has been a pleasure working for this organization and making friends who I respect and admire. I certainly appreciate everyone’s help over the years in making Indian Brook Camp what it is today. It has been such a great learning experience, and I can’t thank you all enough.
As much as I have enjoyed my work in the camping and youth development world, the calling to nursing and palliative care that I felt during my mother’s death has only grown stronger over the years. After spending so much of my life working with large groups of people, I desire to be able to support people in a more intimate and individualized way.
I am so grateful to be a part of the Indian Brook and Red Spruce Grove community where courage and inner strength are seen, encouraged, and celebrated. I cherish how each summer I get to encourage campers and staff as they deal with the wave of apprehension and anxiety of trying something new or conquering “a first”. I will always recall how powerful overcoming challenges and connecting with friends can be and am glad to have seen this over and over for the last 6 summers.
IB and RSG are stronger than ever and will thrive thanks to all
While I’ll miss hearing the happy sound of campers and staff hula hooping under Sarah the apple tree, I know that new adventures are in store for camp and me on our respective paths. I look forward to new adventures ahead with new paths being carved each summer!
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