Executive Board

The Executive Board is composed of the Officers and the members of the Advisory Committee.

Officers

Advisory Committee

Chair: Kenny Wright

Michael Migliore (Immediate Past President)

Susan Sprowson

Barry Gold

Cody Jones

Mike Maloney

Appointed Positions

Quartermaster

Kailyn Polzella

Campership Committee Chair

Michael Migliore

Camp Projects Committee Chair

Pat Maxim

Program Committee Chair

Nick Dennehy

Sequassen Historical Committee Chair

Ben Cruson

Plaques and Memorial Committee Chair

Jake Werman

Ledge Campsite Fundraiser Committee Chair

Dylan Hogan

100th Anniversary Committee Chair

Dave Sprowson

Webmasters

Dave Applegate, Tyler Heinz, Kenny Wright and Dylan Hogan

Governance Documents

Summary

Purpose & Mission

The Association is a nonprofit organized to support the “preservation and betterment of Camp Sequassen” and to administer charitable programs such as the Chief Bogan Scholarship and Laurel Leaf Campership. The Association is a registered 501(c)(3) organization.

Membership

Membership categories include Charter, Full, Associate, and Honorary. Full members (21+) with Sequassen experience may vote and hold office. Associate members (16–20) may vote but do not count toward quorum. Honorary and Charter members are non‑voting unless dues are paid. A quorum is defined as “10% of eligible members in good standing.”

Elections & Governance

The President, two (2) Vice Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer and Ancient Advisor serve as Officers of the Association. Officers serve two‑ or four‑year terms with limits on consecutive service. The Executive Board consists of officers and the Advisory Committee, with the Ancient Advisor acting as tie‑breaker. Vacancies may be filled by presidential appointment until the next meeting.

Finances

Dues vary by membership type. Assets are dedicated to charitable purposes and cannot benefit individuals. 

Committees & Meetings

Standing committees oversee camperships, projects, programs, history, plaques, and honors. The Association meets twice yearly with 30‑day notice.

Revising the Bylaws

Bylaws may be amended at the Fall or Spring meeting, with proposed changes provided to members “at least 30 days prior to the vote.” The Statement of Purpose may be clarified or expanded but not altered in intent.

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