2011 SCHEDULE
Dear Asto Wamah Parent,
Thank you for your involvement in the 101st summer of camping at Asto Wamah.
Now that the 2010 season is completed, we are looking ahead to 2011. For several years we have thought and talked about rearranging the sessions. This has been a big decision because the boys have followed the girls for most of the past 100+ years. Nonetheless, for a number of valid reasons we have decided to change the order for 2011. Knowing that many families will be making vacation plans well in advance of next summer; I am sending you the schedule for 2011 with the hope that a session (or two) at CAW will fit into your next summer plans.

2011 Asto Wamah Schedule
June 26 to July 2 – coed (girls 8-12, and boys 8-12 years old)
July 3 to July 16 – all boys (ages 8-14)
July 17 to July 30 – all girls (ages 8-14)
July 31 to Aug. 13 – all girls (ages 8-14)

It will be awhile before fees are determined. I will get that information to you by the beginning of November.
Please keep me updated on your home and email addresses so you don’t miss any communications.

Sincerely,
Nancy Maclean, camp director
On behalf of every camper and staff member, whose life will be enriched by the Asto Wamah experience, we thank you for your generous support.

Douglas K. and Gail M. Anderson

Janice Pasquale Baker
In memory of John L. Pasquale

Dorothy Hatton Batho
In memory of Lois Clark Schweisguth

Michael, Jonathan and Amy Guyotte Bellarmino

David N. and Sharon A. Bell
In memory of Betty Cobb

Diane Hultgren Bennett

Lee, Ellen, Melanie and Hayley Blair
In honor of Melanie, Hayley and Eric Blair

Marianne Judy Brumley

Joyce and Harold Buckingham

Christine Ahern Bush

Tom Cafro

Johanna Butler Cahill

Milan and Carol Whitney Chytil

Justine M. Clark

James and Anne Cobb

Peggy Wheeler Cobb

Columbia Lake Association

Julie Shea Crocker

Louis and Renee Barrieau Dagostine

Margaret and Robert Daly

Elizabeth (Betty) Hatton Darrow
In memory of Marion and Judy Berlin

Bob and Kay Davidson

Merrillyn Healey Decker
In memory of Merrill and Dorothy Healey

Kate and Jonathan Dixon
In memory of Ian Alden Wells

The Dunn Family

Ann Dunnack

Susan Eblen
In memory of Marjorie W. Eblen

Terri Eblen
In memory of Marjorie W. Eblen

Richard and Jane Foxall

Jeffrey Foxall
In memory of Adam and Michelina Tangarone

Michael and Elise Foxall

Edmond Foxall

George Francis

Bondurant and Holly Smith French

Edgar B. French
In memory of Sofia R. French

Beverly Thompson Ganley

Merrillyn Foxall Garcia

Kelly Driscoll Garofalo

Evelyn Poppel Gerard
In memory of my parents, Emma and Charlie

Becky and John Glezen

William and Kathleen Gourlie

Lynne Sanders Goslee
in honor of Art and Vi Sanders and Nancy Tuthill Maclean

Elizabeth Merrill Groff

Megan Webb Grout
In honor of the campers and staff of the 1970’s and 1980’s

Nancy Scanlon and Wayne Guyotte

Kyle Hayes

Gladys and George Hernandez
In memory of Elena Tuthill

Steven and Mary Beth Carlo Hoffman

Helen Arroyo Hoverman
In memory of Ruth and Doris Long

Anne O’Connor Hutchins

James and Mary Ellen Tuthill Jacobs
In memory of William and Elena Tuthill

Steve, Jeanie and Monica Jacobs
In Memory of William and Elena Tuthill

Philip Keeler

Elizabeth Toppin Kellogg

Heather Thomas Kemp

Parthenia Powell Lagassa

David and Nancy Tuthill Maclean
In memory of William and Elena Tuthill

Matthew and Ingrid Maclean

Christopher Maclean

John Macomber

Shirley Tatro Marc
In memory of Elsa and Albert Tatro

Heather Espie Martocci

Poppy Gerard Mastrovita

John McKerracher

Jennifer and Vacek Miglus

Barbara Hansen Miller
In memory of Ruth and Howard Hansen

Elaine Mrosek

Kathy Mulligan
In Memory of Eugene and Barbara Mulligan

Sara S. Boyajian Mushegian

Sara Nichols

Gregory Norsigian
In memory of George Norsigian

Noreen Nolan Orth

Brian and Marjorie Fischer Paust
In memory of Ed and Eva Fischer

Ruth Chamberlin and Dennis Philbin
In honor of Grace Santoorjian Chamberlin

Sally B. Philips
In honor of A. Harry Sanders

William and Carol Rady

Lani Ralston

Kerry Rausch and Family

Carolyn Perry and Gregory Reimers

Bruce Bidwell and Roberta Lockwood Roy

Michael and Nancy Mrazek Roizen

Phyllis-Anne Russell

A. Harry and Sabrina Sanders
In memory of William Tuthill, Harry and Agnes Santoorjian and Wardell and Mary Burr

Art and Vi Sanders

Anthony and Karen Sanders

Steven Sanders

Earl H. Sanderson
In memory of Elaine Sanderson

Cheryl E. Sanderson

Joan Skelley

Susan C. Skelley

Barbara Tuthill Sodergren
In memory of Dwight Tuthill

Rosalie Belanger Sorenson

Joan E. St. John

Nat Stoddard
In memory of Uncle Charlie and Aunt Tish

Donald Tangarone

Ingrid Tangarone

Ralph and Terry Tangarone In memory of John T. Tangarone

Patricia Taylor

Lesley and Alvin Thompson

Aina Thomas
In memory of Harry Thomas

Erika and Todd Tracy and R.J. Nowling
In memory of William and Elena Tuthill

Carol Toppin Walsh
In memory of Lillian S. Hatton (Mrs. Arthur)

Kathleen Weldy

Holly Wells
In memory of John, Eunice and Ian Wells

David and Liz Whitney

Susanna Molineux Whitney

The Bruce Whitney Family
In memory of Mary Mollineux Merrill

Betty A. Wiesner

Deborah G. Willard

Raymond and Sarah Willard Winter

Victoria Hagopian Worcester

William and Dorothy Fischer Wurts, in memory of Edward and Eva Fischer

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CAMP ASTO WAMAH, located on the shores of Columbia Lake in Columbia Connecticut, is a non-sectarian camp open to all boys and girls of good character from 8 through 14 years of age. See our Parent/Camper page for age restrictions for specific sessions. Camp Asto Wamah does not discriminate for reasons of race, creed, sex, handicap, color or national origin. Nancy Tuthill Maclean will serve as director. A retired teacher, Mrs. Maclean has directed Asto Wamah for many years. Camp Asto Wamah is licensed by the state of Connecticut and accredited by The American Camp Association.
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What makes Asto Wamah unique? This camp, with its limited enrollment, makes it possible to place emphasis on each individual child. While helping boys and girls to develop independence, we encourage the highest ideals of cooperative living with competition kept to a minimum. Since the establishment of Asto Wamah this motto has had a prominent place over the fireplace to inspire campers and staff:
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Dear Asto Wamah Parent,
Thank you for your involvement in the 101st summer of camping at Asto Wamah.
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