Judy and I were counselors in Edah Gimel where Shacharit services took place in a circle. Our eyes met one day, and one thing led to another.
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Judy and I were counselors in Edah Gimel where Shacharit services took place in a circle. Our eyes met one day, and one thing led to another.
After Havdallah, evening walk around camp.
I was a long time camper and staff member at Ramah Canada. I moved to Boston.
Arlene and I met as counselors in the Tikvah program. I was there after my first year of law school for my only year as a staff member.
We are both happy that Ramah decided to open a camp in the South. We will always be known as Darom’s first married couple.
We simply met at camp and became very close friends. Although I was interested in her we did not start dating for nearly three years, until the summer of 2002.
We met in the first Mador (the summer of ’59) at Ramah in the Poconos. Although I had gone to the Poconos all along, Stuart was from Ramah in Connecticut […]
Technically, we met as campers, but really we met and became friends on Tzevet Solelim. Distractions such as television were not an issue. We had one another’s undivided attention.
Sander Mendelson and Adina Newman Mendelson met in 1957 at Camp Ramah in Connecticut and were married in 1958.
Rabbi Burton Cohen and Roberta Cheskis Cohen z”l belong to the couples who married in the first decade of Ramah Wisconsin. Burt attended camp in 1947, the very first summer, […]