AT 125! - Camp Dudley

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W hen he first came to Camp Dudley as a Cub in 1977, young Andy Bisselle began his gradual, albeit unwitting, climb into the role of director of Camp Dudley some 23 years later. Andy’s relationship with Camp Dudley actually started long before he ever walked through the gates. His grandfather, Morgan Bisselle, grew up in New York City and was a neighbor and friend of young #2700 Bob Marshall, so Andy’s dad, #7441 Phil “Lefty” Bisselle, arrived in 1947 as a Cub. Mom, Holly #13283, was Camp’s banker in the ’60s. Brother #13744 Tom, and sister Wendy, were all part of the team. For the Bisselles, Dudley was a family affair.
Andy’s early leaders at Dudley included #10649 Steve Wertimer, #10974 Regis Canning, #11846 Tom Canning, #11856 John Canning, #7681 George Nelson and #13082 Steve Luke. With a cast of characters like that, it’s no wonder Andy became Director! Andy’s Cub coach at Dudley in 1977 was one #10709 Doug Goodwin, who, as it happened, lived with his family on Farmer Street in Canton, New York, right down the street from the Bisselles!
Page 1: Camp DuDley at 125! THE OTHER FELLO
Page 5 and 6: In 2002, Dudley’s board of manage
Page 7 and 8: # 14508 Peggy Bolster joined the of
Page 9 and 10: During our 125th year, we were reco
Page 11 and 12: The board formed a Girls Committee
Page 13 and 14: Kiniya had many traditions of its o
Page 15 and 16: After a brief courtship, Camp Dudle
Page 17 and 18: In the midst of merging the two cam
Page 19 and 20: Andy, Davo and Martin Germerroth of
Page 21 and 22: Celebrating that devotion and passi
Page 23 and 24: Robert H. “Bob” Marshall, Campe

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