Camp Ramah connected us with a group of people who observed Judaism in a natural and positive way.
Ramah 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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Camp Ramah connected us with a group of people who observed Judaism in a natural and positive way.
Our Ramah romance story is a “classic” and serves as an example of how several years together at Ramah can help build a foundation for a relationship many years later.
I met Steve on the staff train up to camp in 1968 (I was 17 1/2.) when I sat on the arm of his chair to have a discussion with […]
Ari Ungar and Rebecca Tobin met in 2002 at Camp Ramah Berkshires and were married in 2005.
We met at Ramah in Canada in 1968, where we were both madrichim.
We met at Ramah as campers and had many mutual friends although we were never a couple. We continued to write each other occasionally after Ramah, and Marty once visited […]
My husband and I met at Camp Ramah and decided to follow the trend of meeting one’s spouse at Ramah along with three other couples. We have been married 39 […]
Ron and I met on the drive down to Camp Ramah. We had a small caravan of Ramah kids and moms from the Bay Area (Walnut Creek, actually) and were […]
Loren was the great older brother of my friend Vicki, and also a counselor when we were in Nivonim.
Michael Varon & Sepi Farivar Varon met in 2000 at Camp Ramah in California and were married in 2002.