http://www.camptonawandah.com/blog/happy-birthday-camp-ton-a-wandah/ Thu, 21 Oct 2010 20:10:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.camptonawandah.com/blog/happy-birthday-camp-ton-a-wandah/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Anne Edenfield Sun, 01 Feb 2009 06:50:49 +0000 http://66.39.33.120/blog/?p=56#comment-7 Ton-A-Wandah was life changing for me and by far the most fun I had as a girl the three summers I was there in the 1960's. I just turned 60 last week and my memories of all the friends I made there and everthing we did are now made more vivid by this wonderful website. Chief of Cherokees I was; and my two best friends were the Chiefs of the Navajos and Mohawks. Getting my WSI allowed me to teach swimming for the Red Cross in my home town of Aiken, SC when I was in high school and college. Goofus and Doodle, Boots Bandy and Doris Addy and my counsellor Areta Gates all contributed to the successfull woman I am today practicing law in Virginia. I would trade nothing for the sheer joy I experienced every minute of camp ending each night with the playing of the Lords Prayer. I would love to know if it is possible to find out how to contact or at least know something about many of the women I knew there. Please add me to your alumni database. Had I known about the 75th anniverary, I would have been there. Is there any way I could come for a visit just to see what has changed and what hasn't. Thank you for continuing to be there for all the girls fortunate enough to be Ton-A-Wanda campers. V. Anne Edenfield Roanoke, VA Ton-A-Wandah was life changing for me and by far the most fun I had as a girl the three summers I was there in the 1960′s. I just turned 60 last week and my memories of all the friends I made there and everthing we did are now made more vivid by this wonderful website. Chief of Cherokees I was; and my two best friends were the Chiefs of the Navajos and Mohawks. Getting my WSI allowed me to teach swimming for the Red Cross in my home town of Aiken, SC when I was in high school and college. Goofus and Doodle, Boots Bandy and Doris Addy and my counsellor Areta Gates all contributed to the successfull woman I am today practicing law in Virginia. I would trade nothing for the sheer joy I experienced every minute of camp ending each night with the playing of the Lords Prayer. I would love to know if it is possible to find out how to contact or at least know something about many of the women I knew there. Please add me to your alumni database. Had I known about the 75th anniverary, I would have been there. Is there any way I could come for a visit just to see what has changed and what hasn’t.
Thank you for continuing to be there for all the girls fortunate enough to be Ton-A-Wanda campers.
V. Anne Edenfield Roanoke, VA

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