The Camp War Eagle Mentoring Program is so excited to have 19 new matches this year! Twenty
children were matched, including 10 elementary school kids, 6 middle school
kids, and 4 high school kids. Mentors, mentees, and parents are ecstatic about
the program and the endless opportunities it provides for students to be
connected to a role model in their life.
Ann Marie Gonzales was recently matched with Allie Rohrbach.
Eddie Gonzales, father of Ann Marie Gonzales, is “thrilled to for my daughter
to have a female role model in her life.” One cool story about Allie and Ann
Marie’s match is that Ann Marie rolled her eyes about college when they were
first met. After only two weeks, Allie said Ann Marie began to say “so when I
am in college…” Allie is so excited to continue to talk to Ann Marie about
college through their meetings each week!
Another sweet story is the match between Raegan Loughridge and
Molly McGehee. Both Raegan and Molly have Turner’s syndrome, a rare disease for
girls. This common bond they share has brought them even closer. Molly loves
hanging out with Raegan, whom she describes as a “little sweetheart.” Molly is
excited to get to spend time with Raegan, and for the opportunity to pour into
her life!
Molly and Raegan |
Another match to highlight is Jose Caballero and James Musick.
Jose and James met this summer at Camp War Eagle’s Day Camp while James served
as his counselor for two weeks. Now Jose and James get to spend time together each
week! It is so cool to see how friendships from summer can continue to flourish
throughout the year.
Jose and James |
Sydra Stanley and Suzanne Rinks also were matched this fall as
well. They love playing basketball together. Sydra says “Suzanne isn’t super
coordinated which is why it is so funny to play basketball together because
Suzanne is so funny to watch.” The fun times they share have made for a great
match!
Sydra and Suzanne |
Matthew Kressen, a future
mentee of Enoch Graham, is also excited to be matched! Sylvia Kressen says: “I
feel blessed. My goal is that Matthew would grow up to be a man of God, always
putting God first in his life. Matthew needs a male to confide in that will teach
him and help him make it through stages of life.” Sylvia loves the Camp War
Eagle program and the great support it provides for campers like her son.
This years matches have been
off to a great start! The CWE 365 Mentoring Program is thrilled for to see
these mentor-mentee relationships deepen and the great memories that will be
made each week as they hang out together.
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