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Camp Canadensis has become the most special place in the world since my father, “Uncle” Bill Saltzman, founded it in 1941. A summer has not gone by without me at camp, beginning as a camper, then CIT, becoming a counselor, and then group leader. I have done every job that there is to do at camp, including working in the office, managing the dining hall, making the menus, hiring the staff, bookkeeping, and purchasing. As camp’s owner, I want each and every summer to be the best it can possibly be! I continue to carry on all of the wonderful traditions and uphold the fine reputation for which Canadensis is known. I am pictured here with my husband Don.
My grandparents, Bill and Sylvia Saltzman, founded Camp Canadensis. I am a former Canadensis camper and couselor. Those experiences have provided me with a wealth of knowledge and history about Camp, as well as amazing memories! I am pictured with my wife, Erin, and son Will (representing the fourth generation of the Saltzman family!).
As a parent of two children with over 11 years as Canadensis campers, I bring a well rounded perspective to Camp ownership. A Camp Akiba alumn, and Color War Captain, my wife and I chose Canadensis as the obvious home away from home for our children. I am pictured with my wife, Susan and daughters Carli and Melanie.
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