Jack spent the summer of 1965 with my junior counselor who would come back to the bunk and talk about him.
Archive | New England 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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Ezra Balser & Laura Elkayam
Laura and I were in Nivonim 2001 and we both decided to go on Seminar during 2002. We worked on staff together at Wisconsin from 2003-2006.
Gary Yudewitz & Nancy Crystal
We met and became friends during daily camp activities during my first summer at Ramah and his second summer at Ramah.
Noah Sacks & Shera Rosenthal Sacks
We were in the same edah for 5 years. We didn’t start dating until about 10 years later.
David (Wilt) Hochman & Sharon Weiss Hochman
Robin Hochman (Wilt’s sister) asked me to go to Ramah New England. I was a little hesitant; who knew it would change the course of my life?
Matthew Cantor & Aviva Fink Cantor
We first met in Israel on Seminar Plus, but we didn’t keep in touch after the summer. Matt continued on as a counselor at Wisconsin, and Aviva returned to Palmer.
Evan Ravski & Abby Goldberg Ravski
We met at camp while on staff together. Evan was s’gan; Abby was a junior counselor.
Harris Diamond & Samantha Braverman Diamond
We met as campers when we were in Bogrim. We were friends during that summer.
Amichai Margolis & Kari Phillips Margolis
Amichai Margolis and Kari Phillips Margolis met at Camp Ramah in New England in 2001 and were married in 2004.
Fred Elias & Michelle Elias
So, Solelim ’96 had to pray every morning and so it was Michelle and my tafkid as va’ad tefillah to coordinate the campers’ tefillah experience. Not only did the campers have a great tefillah experience that summer but a new Ramah relationship was born.