Dear Isaac, Have fun at camp! Love, Dad

In lieu of flowers or to bless/support the family, please consider a donation specifically for camper registration for Isaac Ciardi. It was his dad's wish that he be able to continue to attend camp for as many years as he wanted. David Ciardi's greatest mission in life was to provide for his family. He battled cancer (2019-prostate, and 2021 -acinar neuroendocrine pancreatic) until he passed away on July 4th, 2023. A proud Army veteran, it was a fitting last day. Our family traditionally watches the 4th of July parade in Wolfeboro, NH and appreciates the strong military participation. We will remember Dad as members of military branches salute and march by.

Isaac Ciardi is a 15-year-old boy of quiet talents. He is smart, kind and generous. He plays the baritone saxophone, throws shot put and javelin, enjoys regular Friday afternoons at game club, and is a role model as part of the YMCA Young Leader's program. He has a small circle of friends and shares their time at the gym, at church youth group and attending camp.

Isaac Loves Camp. He Lives in his Camp Sweatshirts and is pleased when he sees another person wearing the same logo(s). Isaac was very lucky to begin sleepaway camp as a 'pre-camper' because I was on staff at 'church camp'. He loved the experiences - crafts, swimming, archery, gaga ball, and more. Through the years he has made friends from all over - mostly from New England and even convinced twins from school to join in the fun more than 3 years ago. Church camp has expanded and is now called Camp 207.

Isaac also loves to go to Camp Berea in Hebron, NH. He has been both a summer camper and attended the winter weekend Deep Freeze retreats with our church youth. After his first summer, his picture was used as part of the banner promoting camp. Hard to believe the little boy in a blue ball cap would grow up and (let his hair grow) into the tall, strong and compassionate young man he is today.

David always said his children were his greatest accomplishment and he was proud of each of them - Noah (21), Joshua (18) and Isaac (15).

Please note: Go Fund Me suggested as camp cannot accept direct donations for a specific camper. For more information about camp: https://www.camp207.com/ and/or https://www.berea.camp/