Camp Staff

Camp Directors

Camp Kettleford

Ashley “Moose” Jerome (she/her)

Ashley has been involved in Girl Scouts since her youth, from Daisy through Senior, and has continued her commitment for nearly 15 years as an adult. She has spent the past seven years volunteering as a troop leader with her daughter’s troop. Passionate about the outdoors, Ashley has supported GSGWM day camps for the past 10 years and is excited to serve as director of Camp Kettleford this year. Outside of camp leadership, she enjoys exploring new craft projects and visiting the ocean. She has a special fondness for dinosaurs- you might even spot her favorite one at camp! She can’t wait to meet you at Camp Kettleford!

Camp Seawood

Aimee ”Koala” Henderson (she/her)

Aimee began her Girl Scout journey as a Daisy and continued through to the Senior level. In 2023, she became a volunteer with her daughter’s multi-level troop, working primarily with Cadettes. Her camp experience started as a camper and grew through roles including Buddy Up (now Program Aide), counselor, and then became camp director of Seawood. This summer marks her fourth year! Aimee loves the color purple and enjoys gardening. She looks forward to seeing familiar and new faces, all the fairy houses, and watching girls learn new skills.

Camp Twin Hills

Kate "Sunny" Tillman (she/her)

Kate is the Camp Director at Twin Hills. Kate and her family recently moved from Southern California and is eager to share over a decade of experience as a naturalist and educator, both inside and outside of the classroom. Kate is passionate about providing youth with the opportunity to connect with the natural world around them. Kate is a guitar player who has a true passion for music, is a Zen practitioner, and, whenever possible, loves to surf. Kate is thrilled to cultivate a positive, memorable summer with you and your family at Twin Hills!

Camp Whispering Pines

Susan “Twinkie” Berry

Sue is the camp director for Camp Whispering Pines. She is a lifetime member of Girl Scouts who has led several Girl Scout troops over the years, currently Troop 10364 in Northfield, NH. She was recognized with the Thanks Badge in 2015 and the Adult Appreciation Award in 1996. She’s been a troop product sales coordinator, a community product sales coordinator, and a volunteer support coordinator for the council. She was also named Volunteer of the Month in June 2016.

Sue is a retired English teacher who worked at Tilton Middle School for 37 years. She has long run Camp Whispering Pines and loves being at camp.

“The best part is seeing the girls get excited,” she says. “I love their enthusiasm.”

As a longtime trainer and facilitator, Sue has led the Basic Outdoor Living Skills class dozens of times and spreads her own enthusiasm to everyone.

Her nickname, Twinkie, comes from a mouse character in a children’s book she created many years ago, rather than the popular snack cake.

Green Mountain Day Camp

Alexis "Lexi" Kouwenhoven

Lexi is the camp director for Green Mountain Day Camp. She is a lifelong Girl Scout who earned her Silver and Gold Awards. This will be Lexi's third summer as camp director. She started as a camper, then became a program aide, unit leader, and then the camp director. Her professional background is in education, holding various roles in public, private, and charter schools. Her favorite camp activity is tipping canoes. Lexi can't wait for the summer ahead!

Seasonal Camp Staff

Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains summer camp staff are responsible, enthusiastic team members who are hired based on their interest and experience in working with youth in an outdoor setting.

They are high school students, college students, parents, teachers, and others who are often current Girl Scouts or Girl Scout alumni. Staff at all camps must meet American Camp Association and Girl Scout Safety Activity Checkpoints age requirements. At overnight camp, camp staff are candidates from all around the globe selected to help enrich your camper’s experience.

All staff (female, male, international, and domestic) complete an interview process, pass a background check, and attend on-site camp training prior to camper arrival. They are certified in CPR & First Aid and trained in outdoor skills, camp programming, and how to facilitate exceptional camping experience. This includes training on child development, behavior management, bullying intervention, abuse and neglect prevention, general camping skills, the values of Girl Scouting, curriculum planning and implementation, specific area responsibilities, and safety procedures.

They are excited to be at camp and ready to let campers lead the way in fun and adventure this summer! Most of all, they embody the Girl Scout Promise and Law.

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Develop your outdoor skills and leadership at summer camp! Visit our Work at Camp Page to learn about what positions are available at camp.

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