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  Alan Rhodes December 6, 2022 at 8:05pm

  Sung to the tune of “The Magnificent Seven”
  Charging into battle
  Spirits never rattled
  ‘Cause the Gray Knights will fight to win
  Fight to win
  And then take over the World.
  (Well, maybe not the last line, but it’s the general idea…) the
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  Alan Rhodes June 19, 2012 at 5:10pm

  Not a whole lot of activity on the site recently, eh Lew?
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  Bernie Glickstern December 7, 2010 at 10:25pm

  Hi Lew,
  Russell, Todd and I visited Pete Stolar last summer, at his horse ranch , near Saratoga.
  We discussed having a get-together at his place, during the summer.I'll check with him,
  to see if he'd still like to do it.We'd have to sleep elsewhere. I'll get back to you , if it's
  o.k. with him. Regards from the Glicksterns, Bernie
  .
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  Bennet Lipper August 26, 2010 at 7:48am

  Greatness at that camp was expressed in different ways I guess I was trying to say that the Legends of the camp were either great athletes like George Hurdle who was a one in a million athlete or yourself who was a one in a million people person
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  Bennet Lipper August 26, 2010 at 7:34am

  Lew, Smooth may be a poor choice of words When I think back to those days you were the one person who bridged the gap between campers and counselors of all ages and got along really well with everyone Its smooth in the sense that you were and are great with people Not smooth in the slick sense but smooth in the ability to get along with everyone
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  Bob Birenbaum August 23, 2010 at 4:47pm

  It's funny. I remember so little about the actual people at Balfour despite spending many years there and remembering it as some of the most wonderful times in my life. I remembered Bennet Lipper and hunted him down on Facebook earlier this year, and he turned me on to this site. Looks great. Maybe it will spur more memories.
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  Alan Rhodes August 16, 2010 at 3:08am

  Excellent full camp photo. I'm dead center, second row from the top, between Donny Becker and Alan Kaufman. Donny's older brother is behind us. I forget his name. But I do remember that he dated Andy Schoenberg's sister who was the camp secretary.
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  Lon Levin August 25, 2009 at 4:23am

  Hey Lew. Thanks for putting the site up. Great fun.
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  Roy Freiman March 21, 2009 at 11:24pm

  Lew, Neal told me about this web site that you put together. Thank you. I was up in the area a few years back and could not resist stopping by. While only two buildings remain, the memories of the fun stand firm.
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  Elliott Portman February 27, 2009 at 3:52pm

  The fountain of youth really is in Patchogue. It's called the Brickhouse Brewery.
  
  I don't look the same.
  I'm 35 years older, significantly taller and, yes, heavier.