We met at the age of 13 and began dating during first year staff.
Archive | Canada Marriages
RSS feed for this sectionRamah couples celebrate simchas every year and we would love to celebrate you! Ramah marriages can be defined in many ways; whether you met your spouse at camp, or simply married another Ramahnik from a different camp, your Ramah matrimony is something special! There are more than six decades worth of wonderful stories. To have your Ramah marriage listed on our website please submit your story.
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Larry Wolynetz & Lori Beth Shapiro
Lori Beth and I went to camp for many years. I was best friends with her brother Joel and she was his little sister.
Paul Freedman & Wilma Levinne Freedman
Met as campers in 1960, started going out in 1964 and married in the spring of 1968 returning as a couple that year.
Daniel Zur & Briana Binstock Zur
We met over the volleyball net the Shabbat afternoon of pre-camp, and have been eating sunflower seeds together ever since.
Eitan Mammon & Rachel Shor
Eitan and I met in ’92, mostly ignored each other until ’95, and then were “just friends” until 2000.
Howie Lupovitch & Marni Foster
We first met when Marni was a bratty camper with her bratty friends. We re-met as staff members and friends.
Shimon (Steve) Arbel & Josie Zaldin Arbel
We met early in the summer of 1969 (my first summer at Ramah – Shimon had been going for a few years) when the Women’s League were visiting and 2 […]
Jared Green & Barbi Price Green
Jared and I met when I was teaching, or rather trying to teach, his youngest brother, Shael, how to swim.
Marty Goldberg & Sharon Zabitsky Goldberg
Marty Goldberg and Sharon Zabitsky Goldberg met in 1984 at Camp Ramah in California and were married in 1987.
Jonathan Kremer & Ellen Helfman Kremer
Ramah in Wisconsin, Ontario, the Berkshires and on Seminar gave me a love for Shabbat, Israeli dancing, and the best Conservative Judaism has to offer. I knew that I wanted […]