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Pop the Question
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We decided to pop our question to the volunteers who handle the front office at CAMP Rehoboth, our wonderful CAMPcierges.
Why do you enjoy being a CAMPcierge? And, what’s the most interesting question you have had? I consider myself a “people person,” so what I enjoy the most about being a CAMPcierge is interacting with the people! Because of restrictions due to COVID, I really miss interacting in person with visitors. My favorite questions are along the lines of “Do you have arts and crafts at your camp?”
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I’m always happy to take people new to the community on a tour or look up information that they need. Probably the funniest question I’ve been asked over the telephone is, “do you have extra-large condoms?” To which I responded in my sexiest voice, “Yes, we do.”
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PATRICIA STILES
MAX DICK
I often receive calls from individuals who want to know about CAMP Rehoboth volunteer opportunities. It’s gratifying to know that so many are willing to help, particularly during these trying times. . . .♦ . . .
JACK MORRISON
Letters 22 JULY 31, 2020
When I was teaching drama at a secondary school in Pennsylvania, I started our first Gay/Straight Alliance. Being a CAMPceirge keeps me involved in the fight for LGBTQ rights. My favorite call: “hi, the restaurant down the street said I could use your toilet, do you have a baby changing station, or could I use your front porch?”
Once, a young man called from a church group, to rent cabins at our camp. It took me a few minutes to explain that we were not a camp, nor did we rent cabins. After I explained our mission I had to explain what LGBTQ stood for. He promptly hung up. We all laughed, me with a trickle of sadness.
RUSSELL STILES
ANN EVANS
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