HSRAA Chairman Bob Matje honors one of HSRAA’s founders, Bill “Biff” Davis, who had passed away prior to the reunion. A longtime Camp Horseshoe staff member and Scoutmaster of Coatesville Troop 117, Bill was honored with a pavilion dedicated in his honor in Rothrock Campsite.

Scout Executive Eric Magendantz honors long-time supporter of Camp Ware, Bill Robertson, of Oxford Troop 44, at the 8th Annual HSRAA Reunion.

J.B. Rettew III is honored by fellow Scouters for his dedication to Chester County Council and the Scouting movement at the 10th Annual Horseshoe Scout Reservation Alumni Association Reunion at Camp Horseshoe.

G. Ernest Heegard receives an American Flag from Will Stevens in honor of immeasurable contributions to camp and Scouting, while J.B. Rettew III receives the retired Chester County Council flag at Saturday Evening Retreat to honor is dedication to CCC and Scouting.

Allen Forrsmark receives his recognition from HSRAA Chairman Mark Hammond. Allen has been a fixture at HSR over the years, giving valuable time and resources to camp to improve its infrastructure.

Camp Ware staffer Will Warram is honored by HSRAA for his extensive service to HSR over the years.

Dr. David Mellinger (left), having put over 30 years of service into HSR in various roles, was honored by Damon Sinclair (right) as the HSRAA Staff Member of the year at the 17th Annual HSRAA Reunion.

Lee McIlvaine receives his recognition from HSRAA Chairman Mark Hammond. Lee is a relative of J. Gibson McIlvain, the original architect of camp, but Lee has made his own mark with countless years of service as an adult leader in many capacities, most notably as a leader of Scouts at Camp Ware.

Dr. Dave Mellinger receives his recognition from HSRAA Chairman Mark Hammond. Dave was a Camp Director at Camp Jubilee in the 1980s for a number of years, but currently he is one of the Health Officers at Camp Horseshoe.

Galen Gerber receives his 2014 HSRAA Staff Member of the Year certificate.

Program Director Will Stevens receives the HSRAA Staff Member of the Year award.

Damon Sinclair honors William McGuigan as the Camp Ware Staff member of the Year.

John Kemmerer (far left) and Damon Sinclair (far right) from the HSRAA board honor Steve Reich (2nd from left) for his tireless efforts on staff as 2017 HSRAA Staff Member of the Year for Camp Horseshoe. Dr. David Mellinger (2nd from right) also stood to congratulate Steve as camp director.

HSRAA honored Sam Moore (2nd from left) for his tireless service to Camp Ware.

Jackie Palmer after winning Camp Horseshoe “Man of the Year” award in 2019.

At the 2022 Horseshoe Scout Reservation volunteer dinner, Council President Pete Motel (left) and Camping Director Jake Segal (center) honor Al Forssmark for being the 2021 HSR Volunteer of the Year.

At the 2022 HSR Volunteer Banquet held on March 21, 2023, Mike “Berk” Berkeihiser is awarded the Edgar Mackie II Volunteer of the Year.

Kerri Lea McFadden and John McFadden receive the 2022 Campmasters of the Year Award at the 2022 HSR Volunteer Banquet held on March 21, 2023 at PARC.

Scouters (from left) N. Harlan Slack, Isaac H. Whyte, and George H. Hopkins are awarded the Silver Beaver award in the Allen Memorial Dining Hall.

Dr. Agnew Ewing (left) is presented with the Silver Beaver award at the Allen Memorial Dining Hall.

This memorial plaque was put in for Scoutmaster William Harrop of Troop 79.

Plaque mounted in honor of Troop 6’s contribution to the camp telephone system.

The Rothrock Pavilion, dedicated to William “Biff”Davis, is a testament to the extensive service and leadership of Bill Davis who was an active participant in Troop 117, Octoraro Lodge #22, the HSRAA and many other facets of Scouting.

The “Puerto Rico” pavilion in Boonesboro Campsite at Camp Horseshoe was dedicated to Theodore Cotter, Scoutmaster of Troop 27, who passed away in 2009.

The Foard Pavilion, dedicated in May 1985, was the previous home of the Camp Ware Nature Lodge.

Cooper Field at Camp John H. Ware 3rd was named in honor of a longtime dedicated Scouter Tom Cooper who passed away at Camp Ware in 2007.

This plaque honors George Hopkins and is placed on the Eastern wall of McIlvaine Lodge.

The Timberline campsite pavilion at Camp Horseshoe was dedicated to Kevin Oldland from Troop 95 Georgetown, DE.

This plaque about Pierre S. DuPont, one of the largest early benefactors of Camp Horseshoe, was installed on one of the rocks lining the Camp Horseshoe parking lot entrance.

The Campcraft pavilion was named in honor of Janet and Bill Hess who contributed to the project.