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Kori Keck, the new Camp Willson director, is pictured in her office. (NITA WILKINSON | THE CHRONICLE)

For more than a century, Camp Willson has been welcoming young people to the great outdoors, offering opportunities to build friendships, develop new skills and create memories that last a lifetime.

Since 1918, the camp has been doing just that on 500 picturesque acres just outside Bellefontaine, at 2732 County Road 11, including 40 acres of lake. Today, Camp Willson continues to offer summer camps alongside weekend retreats, school groups, college students and a variety of other groups looking for a place to learn, grow and enjoy the outdoors.

July 1, Camp Willson welcomed Kori Keck as its new director, a role she relishes. With 11 years of camp experience behind her, Keck brings not only a passion for youth development, but also the wisdom she has gathered from the directors who mentored her along the way.

“It’s an honor to sit in this (director) seat and see how I get to use all the experience I’ve gained over the years,” Keck said. “I’ve learned from so many great directors and bring their knowledge to this job.” …READ MORE….

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