| 8th Annual LTSR Reunion Fellowship Weekend September 17 - 19, 2010 at Lone Tree Scout Reservation |
| Dawn Lane, Matt Jezierski, Mike Lane, and Gary Roberts play a hand of 45's at the 2005 LTSR Reunion. |
Come join us for the 2010 LTSR Reunion Fellowship Weekend at our old
stomping grounds, Lone Tree Scout Reservation. Many program areas will
be open, 45's will be played at all hours of the night and day. Come share
some laughs, some memorabilia, and some memories.
This year's theme is "Calling All Campers."
So call up your old friends from LTSR and bring them along. Don't miss it.
stomping grounds, Lone Tree Scout Reservation. Many program areas will
be open, 45's will be played at all hours of the night and day. Come share
some laughs, some memorabilia, and some memories.
This year's theme is "Calling All Campers."
So call up your old friends from LTSR and bring them along. Don't miss it.
| Cost: $25 which includes all food for the weekend and a patch All Cabins Open - Entire Camp Reserved Meet up with old friends and make some new ones Click Here for Registration Form |
| The Lone Tree Spirit Foundation, Inc A New Hampshire Non Profit Corporation |
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Our 2007 patch may be our most
interesting yet. The patch vendor
messed up about 25% of the order and
left off the word "Spirit" leaving many of
us to wonder how to catch a lone tree. Is
it more difficult than catching an entire
forest? Was someone making a joke
about the recent timber harvest?
The wheelchair on the tree trunk is not a
reference to the old Handicapped
Camporees held at LTSR, but rather a
special request by Earl Collins who
stated "pretty soon you'll be pushing me
around in one."
Camp Onway was sold by Yankee Clipper
Council in 2007. Like Lone Tree, Onway
has served tens of thousands of scouts
going back to 1929. As a tribute to Camp
Onway there is a ghost "CO" in the
embroidery. Look to the left and right of
the fleur-de-lis.
"MAY WE ALL FOREVER LOVE THEE"
interesting yet. The patch vendor
messed up about 25% of the order and
left off the word "Spirit" leaving many of
us to wonder how to catch a lone tree. Is
it more difficult than catching an entire
forest? Was someone making a joke
about the recent timber harvest?
The wheelchair on the tree trunk is not a
reference to the old Handicapped
Camporees held at LTSR, but rather a
special request by Earl Collins who
stated "pretty soon you'll be pushing me
around in one."
Camp Onway was sold by Yankee Clipper
Council in 2007. Like Lone Tree, Onway
has served tens of thousands of scouts
going back to 1929. As a tribute to Camp
Onway there is a ghost "CO" in the
embroidery. Look to the left and right of
the fleur-de-lis.
"MAY WE ALL FOREVER LOVE THEE"
| THE 2007 REUNION PATCH |