I have climbed all the 12,000 foot peaks in Idaho and swam in almost all the lakes above 10,000 feet (3 remaining).
I have been the Waterfront Director since 1991. I have also been one of the Assistant Teen Camp Directors since 2012.
I’ve played the flute since 1985. Currently I play in a flute choir called Desert Windsong.
Nadine is currently the Director for Winter Camp, and medical staff for Kids Camp.
I began helping with the wilderness camp program when it was brought back and am now the director.
I am an endocrinologist who has practiced in Boise since 1994, now semi-retired.
Loves cooking whole food, plant-based meals for herself and her family while listening to great literature and music.
I joined the Hodia team in 2022. I love nature and a good dad joke!
I started at Hodia as a participant in 1995, and even learned to give my first insulin injection at camp!
I am a chemical engineer and parent to two kids.
I am passionate about helping other families diagnosed with Type 1 and spreading awareness.
I have been on medical staff since 2014.
I love the outdoors.
Hodia and the people who make it work are among the most wonderful people in the world.
I have a big, long haired German Shephard named Waylon!
I have been a volunteer with Hodia since 2014.
I like to bake. A lot. Too much. I survive by showering my neighbors in baked goods so I don’t eat them all.
I have been involved with camp since 1992.
Leigh has worked as an HR professional in Boise since 1983.
My overall life goal is to own a pig.
I work at Tandem diabetes and love the outdoors!
Through out my life with Hodia, I have been an camper, CIT, volunteer camp staff, cabin leader and activities director.
I’m a semi-retired CPA and had the pleasure of working with Hodia for several years as their accountant.
I’m a PA-C who has worked mainly in endocrinology and have had a lot of patients attend camp.
I’ve been involved with Camp Hodia as a camper, counselor, assistant director, or director since 2001.
At camp I am known as the “Director of No Problem”.
I got lost in Yellowstone with a foreign exchange student when I was 8.
A fun, non-camp fact about myself is that I compete in the Scottish Highland Games.
In my spare time I LOVE to play the piano.
Living and working in Idaho has given me lots of opportunities to embrace the outdoors.
I love being outside and challenging myself and seeing what I am capable of doing.
I have had the privilege to be apart of Hodia since my daughter began attending camp in 2007.
The positive way that camp has impacted my son and myself has made me want to always be a part of this great organization and be able to pay it forward!
I love to garden, spend time with my family and dogs, and enjoy the beautiful outdoors of Idaho.
I am married and have 2 children and love to be outdoors.
Ana is the Assistant Director for Shooting Stars Day Camp
I love the outdoors & work as a Mountain coaster operator & Ski Instructor at Bogus.