FOCW was founded and spearheaded by Amy Brown, Carol Clanton, and Lois Graves.
Amy is a Lifetime Member and a leader for both Troop 2562 and the Trailblazers M2M troop. She also serves on her service unit team in various roles. Including her years as a girl, Amy has been in Girl Scouting for 19 years. Additionally, Amy has written a number of posts about WaBak’s history on her blog. She believes Camp WaBak is a treasure that should be preserved for all generations because “It’s a place to learn, to love, to grow.”
Carol has been a Girl Scout for 60 years and is a Lifetime Member. She grew up in the Old 96 legacy council and attended Camp WaBak as a camper and was on staff for four summers. She currently is a Trainer/Facilitator for GSSC-MM working with the Program Aide/Volunteer-in -Training for teen girls and serving on the Gold Award Panel. Carol has a love for outdoor life and a passion to see that girls and adults continue to have the Camp WaBak experience that prepares them for a lifelong appreciation of our camp heritage and the out-of-doors.
Lois is a Greenville, SC native and a Lifetime Girl Scout member having joined the Movement in second grade. She was a staff member of the Old 96 legacy council and directed Camp WaBak for 15 summers. She is interested in seeing FOCW grow with folks who care about WaBak as much as she does.