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in this issuein this issue Honorary & Memorial Gifts 5Programs 6

Kudzu Cup Fore! Kids 7

Chairman’s Letter 2

Volunteers & Medical Corner 3

2011 Donors 4

2011 Summer Edition

In the summer of 1861, Frederick W. Gunn and his wife, Abigail, took the boys from their Washington, Connecticut school on a two week summer experience into the woods. The class hiked to their destination and then set-up camp. The students spent their time boating, fi shing, and trapping. The Gunnery Camp was so successful that the Gunn’s continued the tradition for twelve years.

Here we are, celebrating our traditions of Camp Kudzu for our twelfth year. Admittedly, the ability to register online wasn’t available and there were several less forms to fi ll out and the packing list was a little different than what we send out these days but the excitement and anticipation about the camp experience was similar in both instances for parents and campers.

Camp Kudzu is a magical place where campers have the opportunity to try new things, meet a diverse and interesting group of campers and staff, improve their own ability to manage their health and develop a sense of independence and maturity under the watchful eyes of a dedicated and talented group of staff. Camp Kudzu is like no other camp on earth.

Parents and family members frequently comment on the positive changes they see in their campers after spending time at camp. Staff share with us throughout the year what an impact campers make on them. Probably the single most often request I get is for Camp Kudzu to be ALL year and, if that can’t be worked out, a couple of weeks longer.

We will ever have camp for 365 days in a row? Maybe … Maybe not … But it does take 365 days of hard work from our dedicated program volunteers, our board members, our fund-raising cheerleaders, our generous friends and families to make Camp Kudzu happen.

We are having a great summer… we have new campers and new staff joining us for the fi rst time. We have staff and campers who have been here since that fi rst day 12 summers ago that will be with us, too. In thinking back, our fi rst summer, there were 96 campers and one week of camp. We will have three weeks of camp this summer and get to meet 600 campers. WOW!

For our campers, there’s going to be some times when the sun is in the correct spot, when the climbing hold on the wall is in the right spot and when the kickball lands in the right spot… Then, there’s going to be those times when the root in the trail isn’t where you want it to be or the rain cloud didn’t look at our activity schedule or the music ends one song too soon for everyone.

For our volunteers, there’s all that fi ling in the offi ce that requires one to know his/her ABC’s, wrestling the boxes out of storage onto the truck, attending orientation sessions offered across the calendar…Then, there’s those times when you’ve said your ABC’s 1,000 times that day, spilled tie dye on your favorite shoes, and gone without “fancy” coffee for a week or two.

We call all of those instances camp. It’s those moments of working together, being part of a group, and having new experiences, that fi ll up the days of camp.

Camp itself will fi ll up with people . Camp, its memories and events, will fi ll up our hearts, too. The magic of camp is premiering, again, at Camp Kudzu.

This summer marks the 150th anniversary of “summer camp” in America.

We will see you soon!

Kat ShreveCamp Director

kudzucoverage newsletter2011 Summer Edition

THERE IS MORE TO CAMP KUDZU THAN SUMMER CAMP!

Camp Kudzu offers weekend camps and community building events all year-round long!

• Camp Kudzu Charity Luncheon October 24th Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead• The Pitch and Putt Golf-A-Thon Oct., 2011 Cross Creek Golf Club, Buckhead• Fall Family Camp Oct. 28th - 30th Camp Twin Lakes• Teen Girls Retreat Nov. 11th - 13th Camp Twin Lakes• Teen Retreat January, 2012 Location TBD• The 2012 Sugar Bowl February/March Stars and Strikes, Cumming• Spring Family Camp March/April Camp Twin Lakes• The 2012 Kudzu Cup fore! Kids March/April Capital City Club, Brookhaven

Like our Facebook page for updates and additions! For more information on any of the events listed above, contact the Camp Kudzu offi ce at 404-250-1811.

5885 Glenridge Road • Suite 160 • Atlanta, GA 30328Tel:404.250.1811, Fax:404.250.1812

www.campkudzu.org • [email protected] - 2011

ExecutiveCommitteeChairman of the BoardMike KipnissManaging DirectorGoodwin, Wright, AlpharettaNorthwestern Mutual Financial Network

Treasurer & Finance Chair David Ellis Senior Vice PresidentNational Sales Manager - Factoring BB& T Commercial Finance

Secretary and Program ChairMichelle C. EganAttorney

Past Program ChairAimee MintonCommunity Volunteer

Nominations and Governance Chair Allan Tanenbaum General Counsel & Managing Partner Equicorp Partners, LLC

Development Co-ChairKathy W. BoydPresidentTogether for Kids

Development Co-ChairR. Phillip Jarrell, Jr. (Phillip)Senior Vice President - Business DevelopmentInfi nity Capital Partners, LLC

Members of the BoardWilson P. Andrews, MD (Andy)President, CFODirector of Clinical ResearchPediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, PA

Mark Auer Pre-Construction Services Manager

Melanie BoltaxCommunity Volunteer

Thomas T. Brooks, CPA/ABV, ASASenior ManagerAdvisory Services - ValuationGrant Thornton

Warren G. CarsonPartner-in-Charge MidSouth Audit PracticeKPMG LLP

Bobby Goldstein Vice President - Investments UBS Financial Services

Christopher M. Kane (Chris)Senior Vice PresidentStrategic Business DevelopmentWellStar Health System

John KnopReal Estate Practice LeaderHutchinsonTraylor

Jerry RaganChief Credit Offi cerUnited Community Bank

Mark R. Rigby, MD, PhD, FAAPAssistant Professor, Director of Research, Critical Care Medicine Departments of Pediatrics and SurgeryEmory University School of MedicineChildren’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston

Nancy RollinsCommunity Volunteer

Phil SoutherlandChief Executive Offi cer, FounderTeam Type 1

Quentin Van Meter, MDVan Meter Pediatric Endocrinology, PC

Diane WilbanksCommunity Volunteer

Board of Advisors ChairmenBruce W. Bode, MDEndocrinologist

David I. (Duke) Roos, Jr.CEOMelvin S. Roos & Co., Inc.

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Greetings to all our friends,

We completed the Kudzu Cup fore! Kids annual golf fund-raiser and, boy, is the news good. We shattered our

previous high water mark by more than $10,000 with a total raised of over $50,000. I want to personally thank all the

members of the golf committee who spent countless hours organizing the event, getting corporate sponsors for the

signs, meals and the foursomes. We had a great day at the Capital City Club in Brookhaven. Special thanks to Amber

Medley for orchestrating such a successful tournament.

Camp Kudzu had a full house at our Spring Family Camp with 33 families in attendance throughout the weekend,

and one family that spent Saturday with us. One third of the families had a child diagnosed with diabetes in the past

six months, and another one third had a child diagnosed in the past 18 months. The weekend was hugely impactful to

“new” families, thanks to the wisdom shared by veterans and by volunteers and staff. Thanks again to all the volunteers

that made Family Camp such a huge success, especially Laurie Hobbs, LCSW, who led a session about adjusting to the

new normal of life with diabetes, and to the panel of Bethany Kinsey, Dr. Andy Andrews, Billy Allen and Kelly Wheeles.

We have now had three family camps in a row with wait lists, refl ecting increasing numbers of diagnoses each year in

Georgia. Next Family Camp will be October 28 – 30, 2011.

We are in the middle of our favorite time of year: our three weeks of summer camp! We are at full capacity and

our goal is to serve over 600 children this summer with no waiting list. We look forward to serving a record number of

children this summer. Preparations include a day of assembling clinician and counselor supplies with the help of a 27

member task force from the Atlanta offi ce of Grant Thornton; a Saturday orientation May 14; a Tuesday and Thursday

night orientation in May; Kudzu U for new and experienced volunteers on May 21 and truck loading on Saturday, June

4! We’ll see new volunteers in August for more.

Our Compass Society continues to grow! Thanks to Warren Carson for his generous offer of the Atlanta Hawks suite

at Philips Arena and to Bobby Goldstein for hosting our most recent event. It is so nice to see how many people have

stepped up and joined the Compass Society. If you’d like to learn more reach out to Amber or Alex and they’d love to

help. This group is truly charting the future for our mission.

I hope you all have a safe and enjoyable summer and, if you have a child going to Camp, that they have the best

week of their lives!!

Michael S Kipniss, CLU, ChFC, CASL

Managing Director

Goodwin Wright, Alpharetta

Northwestern Mutual Financial Network

First Place and winner of the Bruce Bode Cup:

ACP ThinmanagerMatt Crandell

Jeff ArnoldKen Kurtz

Dirk Van Reneese

Second Place:Dr. Bruce Bode

Joe PerottaKeith Rice

David Schofi eld

Third Place:Insulet, makers of the OmniPod

Shawn WrightBenny Driscoll

Andy McCullochAntonio O’Ferral

Longest Drive: Dan Burnett

Closest to the Pin #1: Russell Blocker

Closest to the Pin #2: John Horne

Thank you to all the 2011 Kudzu Cup fore! Kids Sponsors

Presented By

Lunch Sponsors

Foursome SponsorsAutomation Control ProductsBaker Paint and Contracting

Mr. Robert BoltaxThe Borders Family

GH&IGrant Thornton

H.A. Sack CompanyMr. Mark Gottung

Mr. John HippInfi nity Capital Partners/Georgia Jet

Insulet CorporationJames L. Oates, III Enterprises

KPMGLewis Electrical Contractors

Ligon FoundationMedtronic

Northwest Benefi tMr. Mike Kipniss and

Northwest Mutual Financial Network Goodwin-Wright, Alpharetta

Regent PartnersSchumate Mechanical

Silver Lining FoundationSoutheast Concrete

Team Type 1The Aspen Brands

Tucker Midis & AssociatesUS Trust

Woodall Roofi ng

Prize SponsorMorris, Manning, and Martin, LLP

Tee SponsorsAlpha Capital Management

Angel Oak CapitalThe Barnette Family

The Boyd FamilyDixon Hughes Goodman

FIG PartnersFive Paces

Highmont GroupBill and Christine Hunt

V. William and Nancy HuntKauffman Tires

NP Trading PartnersSynergy Benefi ts

Wilbanks and Bridges, LLP Attorneys at Law

Other SponsorsMr. Adam CoffskyMr. Matt CrandellEdwin Watts Golf

Nestle WatersMr. Brian SmithThe Big Ketch

Tin LizzyHailey, Brody, Casey & Wray, M.D., P.C.

Thank you to the 2011 Kudzu Cup Fore! Kids Committee!

Mark Auer Bob Boltax

Reid FreemanBill Hunt

Phillip JarrellMike KipnissMatt Russell

Thank you to our wonderful volunteers!Lee Auer

Tim BakerJessica Brown

Jenny JohnsonDenise McCoy

Mo PiramMr. and Mrs. Charles Redmon

Sara Wilde

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EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

The 2011 Kudzu Cup Fore! KidsAbout this time every year, a magical thing happens. The weather turns warmer, the grass gets greener…and Camp Kudzu’s corporate supporters hit the links! This year was no exception. On May 9th, Camp Kudzu hosted the annual Kudzu Cup fore! Kids at Capital City Club, Brookhaven. The course was bursting at the seams with 116 players vying for First Place, huge bragging rights, and the opportunity to take home the coveted Bruce Bode Cup.

Friendly competition turned to friendly celebration at the post-tournament reception. Players and other friends celebrated the tournament’s winners and recognized a very important member of the Kudzu Family, Dr. Bruce Bode. But, more importantly, the crowd celebrated that the Kudzu Cup fore! Kids raised more than $50,000 in support of Kudzu Campers!

Thank you to the Sponsors. Thank you the Players. Thank you to the Volunteers. Thank you to Capital City Club. You have made an impact on the lives of children living with diabetes!

Congratulations to the 2011 Kudzu Cup fore! Kids Winners

CHAIRMAN’S LETTER

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Dr. Christy Bowling is a force. She serves as the principal of Woodstock Elementary, manages a busy household, and during this winter’s snow and ice storm, while the rest of us were sledding and building snow men, Christy was fi nishing up the course work needed to earn her doctorate. Wow. (And, by the way, Christy’s daughter, Brooke, is a Kudzu Camper.)

Christy is the focus of this edition’s Volunteer Spotlight because of the work she did in support of the 2011 Sugar Bowl, Laser Tag and Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament. Early in the planning phase of the annual bowl-a-thon, Christy and her husband, Jim, met with me in her Woodstock Elementary offi ce to debrief me on how to tweak the Sugar Bowl to make it more appealing to Kudzu camper and volunteer families. I got some fantastic ideas! Prior to the event, Christy spent valuable time calling previous years team captains, recruiting them to participate in the 2011 Sugar Bowl.

When the time came for her own team to raise money, she REALLY got creative. Christy and her family did the usual. They asked family and friends for support. But, then Christy also engaged her school. A colorful fl yer was passed around the school with this header: “Woodstock Elementary School Supports Camp Kudzu!” The rest of the fl yer explained how they would do it:Casual for a Cause: Students and Teachers make a $.50 donation dress down. Monday Team Jersey Day, Tuesday was Tacky Day, Wednesday was Jeans and Slippers day. Thursday was PJ’s Day and Friday was Hat Day. Candy Grams: For two weeks in February, candy grams could be purchased for $1. They were delivered on Valentine’s Day. Kudzu Leaves: Kudzu leaves were bought for $.50 and used to

create a fantastic kudzu vine down the school’s walls. The class that donated the most money won a cookie party! Penny War: For one week, students dropped pennies in their grade’s jar. The grade with the most pennies at the end of the week won a popcorn party! This was one of the most creative and fun fund-raising campaigns I have seen! When it was all said and done, The Bowling Family and Woodstock Elementary School had raised more than $3,300 in support of Camp Kudzu!

At The Sugar Bowl, Christy and her family helped set-up for the big event…which is no small task! Christy even jumped behind the microphone to welcome the crowd and help announce winners. It’s rare to fi nd someone who is just as comfortable behind the scenes as they are the running the show…

I am inspired by Christy’s creativity, energy (she already has ideas for the 2012 Sugar Bowl), and willingness to support the programs that have meant so much to her and her family. Thank you for your time, talent, and treasure! You deserve your time in the Spotlight!

Sincerely –

Amber MedleyDevelopment Director

What are you planning on learning this summer? What? Learning in the summer? YES! Learning is part of what we do at camp while we are having all that fun in the sun! Last summer, we learned the effects of lower glycemic index diets and pre-meal bolusing on blood sugar levels.

This summer our theme is…Site Rotation! Why is this important you may ask? When you continue to inject insulin in the same place, insulin absorption decreases. You may require more insulin. This also can lead to hypertrophy – lumps and bumps under the

skin. Our goal this summer is to teach all our campers about what hypertrophy is, how to avoid it, and how to develop a method for site rotation.

See you at camp!

Mary Katherine WhiteMedical Director


VOLUNTEERSEVENTS AND PROGRAMS


The Continuing Quality Improvement (CQI) subcommittee of the Medical Committee spent the Winter and Spring evaluating the

blood sugar control at Camp Kudzu. They created a database and then extracted blood sugars from the camp logs and entered them

into the database. They reviewed 30 cabins (half of all cabins) for the summer of 2010. They looked at 5 blood sugars per camper per

day. These are the fi ve mandatory blood sugars that each camper does each day (breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack and midnight). That’s a

lot of blood sugars – 6629 to be exact! The results were very impressive. The average blood sugar was 166 and 50% of all blood sugars

were in the target range for camp of 100-200. They then performed the same analysis on 30 cabins from 2009 and found that the

blood sugar control improved signifi cantly from 2009 to 2010.

See Table 1.

Below Target Above Mean StandardDeviation

2010 (30 cabins) (6629 BGs)

21% 50% 29% 166 78

2009 (30 cabins) (6654 BGs)

19% 45% 36% 181 90

Although the exact reason for the improvements are not known, several changes in our blood sugar management protocols were

implemented in 2010. The three biggest changes were: pre-bolusing insulin before meals, low-glycemic index carbohydrates at meals,

and fruit for afternoon snack. Low glycemic index foods include whole wheat bread and pasta instead of white bread and pasta, brown

rice instead of white rice, and sweet potatoes instead of white potatoes. These are changes that we would encourage campers to

continue at home.

We are always trying to improve our diabetes management and evaluate our protocols to insure that we are following best practices

at Camp Kudzu. This year we are hoping to capture all our blood sugars electronically while camp is going on so we won’t have to do

manual chart reviews. Several volunteers are helping with this project.

Special thanks to camper, Grant Carlson, Jr., and volunteers Linda Demma, MD, PhD, and Lisa Tolbert, RN,CDE for all their time and hard

work on this project. And thank you to Jeff Goran and his team for their work on an electronic data entry program we’ll be evaluating

this summer.

Medical Committee Reviews Blood Sugar Control at Camp

By: Karen T. Carlson, MD

Volunteer Spotlight - Dr. Christy Bowling

Mary Katherine’s Medical Corner


Mr. and Mrs. Mathew MeyerMidway United Methodist ChurchMs. Radhiyah MillerMs. Cathy MillerMonograms, Ltd.Mrs. Linda A. MontemayorMr. and Mrs. Matthew G. MooreMs. Jamilan MooreMr. Walt MoorhouseMs. Kitty MoranMs. Jennifer MorrellMorris, Manning & Martin, LLPMr. and Mrs. Randall MuenchMr. and Mrs. Rasheed MuhammadDr. Andrew B. MuirMr. and Mrs. John MullarkeyMr. Thomas MullarkeyMr. Arul MuruganMr. and Mrs. Ervin J. MuttonMr. and Mrs. Sherman L. NanceMr. and Mrs. Scott L. NanceNew South LandscapeMr. and Mrs. Hayes NordbergMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. NorrisNorthwestern Benefi t CorporationNorthwestern Mutual FoundationMs. Wendy L. NortonMr. and Mrs. Wade L. NutterMr. and Mrs. John O’HaraMs. Briana PattersonMs. Debbie PavickMs. Kathleen M. PavickMr. and Mrs. Phil PayneMr. and Mrs. Howard Peacock IIIMs. Pamela PendarvisMr. and Mrs. Marc PerlmanPins and Needles DonorsMr. and Mrs. Alan PinskerMr. and Mrs. Ed PowellPro@ctive CPAProcessing Equipment SolutionsMr. and Mrs. Sean PruettPumpers and Bumpers DonorsMr. and Mrs. Gerald RaganMr. and Mrs. Daniel RatherMr. and Mrs. Charles RedmonMrs. Karen ReedMs. Ann ReedMr. and Mrs. S. Brent ReidMr. and Mrs. Brad ReidMrs. Lee Van RenesseMs. Sondra RicarMiss Ashley RichardsonMr. and Mrs. David Roos, Jr.Mrs. Diane RosenbaumMr. and Mrs. Mark RosenbergMs. Pamela RouseMs. J. Michele Roy-SingletonMrs. Kelly Ryan

Dr. Edward SalzburgMrs. Joyce M. SalzbergMs. Carly SalzbergMr. Elliot SalzbergSam P. Alterman Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jay SandersMr. Ram SankaranMr. and Mrs. Dan SaxMs. Susie SchaafMr. Michael SchakMr. Ray SchakSchmidt Development CompanyMr. and Mrs. Brian ScottMs. Rosie SeaboltMr. Grant E. SegalMrs. Lauren ShapiroMs. Rebecca SharpMr. Alan ShinnMr. and Mrs. Michael L. ShortShumate MechanicalMr. and Mrs. John M. SideyMs. Marta SlaughterMs. Andi SmartMr. and Mrs. Terry L. SmithMr. Brian SmithMr. Stephen J. SnapSnellville Lions ClubMr. and Mrs. James P. SoggsMr. and Mrs. J. L. SolanaSoutheast Concrete, Inc.Mr. Philip SoutherlandMr. Shawn SpencerMr. Mark SpiegelMrs. Elizabeth StephensonMs. Patricia G. StewartMs. Shirlee StewartMr. Hiram SturmSugar Bowlers DonorsSugar Buster DonorsSugar Medical Supply LLCMs. Dale SwaerkoszMs. Dorothea SwansonSweet Rolls DonorsMs. Crista L. SycksSydney Strikers DonorsMs. Glenna TalbertMr. Robert TamarkinMr. Michael S. TaorminaTaylor’s Strikers DonorsTeam Coleman Donors Team Peacock DonorsTeam Type 1Team Verdetto DonorsTexas Hold ‘Em PlayersThe Aspen BrandsThe Bloomingdale’s Fund of Macy’s FoundationThe Bolus Boys DonorsThe Five Paces Inn Co.The Freishtat Fund of the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta

The James M. Cox Foundation, Inc.The Sugar Bowlers DonorsThe Sugar Daddy DonorsThe Woodstock City Bowlers DonorsMs. Joan P. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry ThomasMr. and Mrs. Lee ThompsonMrs. Leslie B. ThrasherMr. and Mrs. Shane ToddMrs. Dolores de la TorreMr. and Mrs. Jack TreadwellMr. and Mrs. Todd TreadwellMr. and Mrs. Francisco TrujilloMr. Tim TurnerMr. Michael TurnerMs. Connie TurnerU.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth ManagementUBS Employee Giving ProgramsUBS Financial Services, Inc.United Way of Central & Northeastern ConnecticutUS BankMr. Russell VandewoldeMr. and Mrs. John VanmarkwykMr. Austin VaughnMr. and Mrs. Alan VaughnMr. and Mrs. Alan M. VaughnMs. Julie VerdettoMs. Susan VoshellMrs. Tana WagnerMr. and Mrs. Eric WagnerMr. and Mrs. Chris WakenMr. and Mrs. Homer Lee WalkerMr. Alex B. WallachMs. Stacey WallachMs. Sharon WalshWalthourville Baptist ChurchMs. Janice WarnerMs. Isabelle WarrenMr. and Mrs. Timothy F. WeissMs. Robin WestbyWestern Union FoundationMr. and Mrs. David WhelanMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Greg WiederMr. James Q. Wilfong, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. WilliamsDr. and Mrs. Byron Williams, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. WitcherWoodrow The Weasel DonorsMr. and Mrs. John Wright IIMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wright IIIMs. Leslie WurstMs. Wendi G. WylieMs. Sarah YorkMr. and Mrs. Jay C. YoungYouth Services Fund, Inc.

Honorary and Memorial Gifts

On Behalf of The Abes FamilyMs. Melanie Endsley

In Honor of Pressley ChewningMr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Williams

In Honor of Katie JarrellMr. Michael Dejarnette

In Honor of Phillip JarrellMr. Grant E. Segal

In Support of The Lorraine Mullarkey Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. John MullarkeyMr. Thomas Mullarkey

In Honor of Taylor Renee MillerMs. Thea Miller

In Honor of Stella ThrasherPat Banta

In Appreciation of Austin VaughnMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelley

THANK YOU TO CAMP KUDZU’S GENEROUS DONORS

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HONORARY AND MEMORIAL GIFTS

Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. AbreuMr. and Mrs. Dyke AddisMr. Rick AjluniMrs. Alex AllenDr. and Mrs. William Allen IIIMr. and Mrs. Virgil AlonsoAlpha Capital Management, LLCAnonymousArcadia GroupAthens Heritage Lions ClubAtlanta Sausage CompanyMr. and Mrs. Jerry BakerBaker Paint & Contracting Co., Inc.Ms. Sandra BaldwinPat BantaMr. Roger BarnetteBean & Byte Counters, Inc.Mr. Stan BeinerMr. and Mrs. David N. BennettMr. Alan BerkowitzMr. and Mrs. Edward BerneggerMrs. Katrina BestwickMr. and Mrs. Walter BighamMr. and Mrs. Muhammad BilalMs. June BilboMs. Consuelo B. BillsBlood Sugar Bowlers DonorsBold Inventors DonorsMr. and Mrs. Larry N. BolingMr. and Mrs. Robert BoltaxMr. and Mrs. J. Phillip BoothMr. and Mrs. Brian BordersMr. and Mrs. Michael BouchillonMr. and Mrs. James BowlingMr. Robert BoydMr. and Mrs. Grant BoydMrs. Stephanie BredlMr. Billy Bob BrigmonMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. BrownMs. Tonya BruceMr. and Mrs. Kelly BryantMs. Tina-Marie BryantMr. and Mrs. Bruce BuchananMrs. Susan BuchwaldBuford Lanier Women’s ClubMr. and Mrs. Charles M. BullBunko LadiesMr. Russell ByrneCable East, Inc.Ms. Victoria CalvertMr. and Mrs. Paul G. CalvinCamp Kudzu’s Spin for Kids DonorsMr. and Mrs. Henry Camp, Jr.Mr. Brett CampbellMr. and Mrs. James R. Canfi eldCanterbury Press LLCDr. Grant Carlson and Dr. Karen CarlsonMr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Carney, Jr.

Mr. Pete CarsonMr. Warren CarsonMs. Leigh Stewart CarverMr. and Mrs. Ottis R. CasperMs. Karen CasperMr. and Mrs. Edward A. CastleMr. and Mrs. A.C. ChristiansenMrs. Beverly ClarkMrs. Janet ClarkMs. Susan ClarkMr. and Mrs. Tom W. Cleveland, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. ColemanMs. Erin Renee CollingsCommunity Health CharitiesContinental Pastry, Inc.Mr. Alfredo Cortes-HernandezMr. Matt CrandellMr. and Mrs. Michael CrenshawMr. Christopher T. CrossmanMr. and Mrs. W. Knox CulpepperMr. and Mrs. Dwayne DarlingtonMr. Brian David and Mr. Christian DavidDr. and Mrs. Mark DavidsonMrs. Laura DaviesMiss Karrie DavisMr. Ernest DavisMs. Gail DawsonMr. and Mrs. David DecourseyMr. Michael DejarnetteMr. Curt DenneyDia-beters DonorsDixon Hughes Goodman LLPDoty and AssociatesMs. Katherine DoyleMs. Rachel Driskel-ReevesMr. and Mrs. Jim DuganMr. and Mrs. Clement DwyerMr. and Mrs. Charles DyessEast Cobb RotaryMs. Shirley EcholsMr. Chad J. EdwardsMrs. Deborah ElyMr. Anthony EmanuelMs. Melanie EndsleyETS TaxesMr. and Mrs. David EvansMr. and Mrs. Paul R. Eyery IVMs. Melissa FabianMs. Fay FabianMr. Max Falkner and Mrs. Mary Ellen Marcilliat-FalknerMr. Edward R. FarnenMr. and Mrs. John S. FeightFestivity Group, Inc.FIG Partners, LLCMr. and Mrs. Evan S. FishmanMs. Sandy FitzgeraldMs. Brenda FitzgeraldFrances Wood Wilson FoundationMr. and Mrs. H. Alan FrankMr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Frazier

Dr. Stephen W. Anderson and Dr. Jane A. FrederickMr. and Mrs. James FredericksonFree Spades Poker, LLCMr. Reid Freeman and Regent PartnersMrs. Deborah FriedmanFulton County F.R.E.S.H Grant Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. GarciaMs. Shari B. GaydaMr. and Mrs. Daniel GehlhausenMr. and Mrs. Richard GlatzhoferMr. Robert GoldsteinMr. Robert P. Goldstein, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Aurthur W. GoodhandMr. David GordonMr. and Mrs. Mark GottungMr. Tom GrantGrant Thornton, LLPMr. and Mrs. Jack GreeneGreystone Power Foundation, Inc.Mr. Robert GulliverH.A. Sack Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. HaasMiss Claire HaileyMr. and Mrs. Dave HallmanMr. Richard E. HamrickDr. Inger HansenTerry L. HarrisonMrs. Betsy A. HastingsMr. and Mrs. Gary HavelMr. and Mrs. David HawksMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. HayesMr. Dallas HayesMrs. Lisa-Marie HaygoodMr. and Mrs. HelmsMs. Carol HempkerMrs. Kathleen HofmannMs. Miriam HollandMs. Charlotte HollandMs. Mary Lee HowardMr. and Mrs. Mark M. HughesMr. Collin HughesMr. and Mrs. Glenn D. HulettMr. V. William HuntMr. William P. HuntMr. and Mrs. Richard HymanInsulet CorporationMrs. Cindy IronsMr. and Mrs. Glenn IvieMr. Charles G. JamesMr. Charles G. James, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William JamesJames L. Oates III Enterprises, Inc.John and Mary Franklin FoundationMr. and Mrs. Earl JordanJordan JungDr. Bernie KahanMr. and Mrs. Christopher M. KaneKauffman Tire, Inc.Mrs. Judy KeapplerMr. and Mrs. Eric J. Keiser

Mr. and Mrs. Harry KellerMr. and Mrs. J. Michael KelleyMr. Todd KennedyKentucky Baptist FoundationMrs. Helen KenwrightMr. and Mrs. Jeramie J. KeysKeytone Kops DonorsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. KimbleMs. Inez KingMs. Olivia KingMr. Anthony Ibarrondo and Mrs. Lorraine King-IbarrondoMr. and Mrs. Joseph King, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mike KipnissMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. KleinMr. and Mrs. John KnopMr. and Mrs. Matt KoetzleMs. Melanie KohlerMr. Chris KoonMs. Dawn E. KrebsMr. and Mrs. Albert LabasseDr. and Mrs. Chris LacyMs. Glee Boyle LambMr. and Mrs. Frank LamonsLawrenceville Lions ClubMr. and Mrs. Scotty LecoqMr. M. Barry LeitzMs. Alexandra LeonMs. Cristina LeonMrs. Jennifer LeonardMr. and Mrs. Ralph LeptroneMr. and Mrs. David LevenMr. and Mrs. Michael H. LeviMr. and Mrs. Robert LevyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. LewisLewis Electrical Contractors, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David LinsMr. and Mrs. Johnny J. LoganLoganville Lions ClubMr. and Mrs. John LuikertMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. LuxMr. and Mrs. John L. LyonsMr. Taurin LyonsMaggie’s Mob DonorsMr. and Mrs. Sam W. Magruder, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. MahovlichMr. and Mrs. Gene MalcomMs. Mary ManningMarketing & Sales Paradigm GroupMr. Lewis MarshallMr. Robert M. MartinMs. Margaret A. McCormickMs. Cynthia McCoyMr. and Mrs. James H. McElroyMr. John Black and Ms. Maureen McGrathMr. Scott McNultyMs. Amber MedleyMedtronic, Inc.Melissa’s Munchkin DonorsMr. Robert J. Merritt and Mrs. Sylvie Treadwell-Merritt

Winter – Summer 2011 Donor Listing

Camp Kudzu is very grateful to all of its donors. Donations included in this listing were received between February 1, 2011 and April 30, 2011. Please report any errors or omissions to Amber Medley at 404-250-1811 or [email protected].

Camp Kudzu is a proud member of

Funding provided in part by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the

guidance of the Human Services Department’s Grant Programs.

Winter – Summer 2011 Donor Listing Continued


Dr. Christy Bowling is a force. She serves as the principal of Woodstock Elementary, manages a busy household, and during this winter’s snow and ice storm, while the rest of us were sledding and building snow men, Christy was fi nishing up the course work needed to earn her doctorate. Wow. (And, by the way, Christy’s daughter, Brooke, is a Kudzu Camper.)

Christy is the focus of this edition’s Volunteer Spotlight because of the work she did in support of the 2011 Sugar Bowl, Laser Tag and Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament. Early in the planning phase of the annual bowl-a-thon, Christy and her husband, Jim, met with me in her Woodstock Elementary offi ce to debrief me on how to tweak the Sugar Bowl to make it more appealing to Kudzu camper and volunteer families. I got some fantastic ideas! Prior to the event, Christy spent valuable time calling previous years team captains, recruiting them to participate in the 2011 Sugar Bowl.

When the time came for her own team to raise money, she REALLY got creative. Christy and her family did the usual. They asked family and friends for support. But, then Christy also engaged her school. A colorful fl yer was passed around the school with this header: “Woodstock Elementary School Supports Camp Kudzu!” The rest of the fl yer explained how they would do it:Casual for a Cause: Students and Teachers make a $.50 donation dress down. Monday Team Jersey Day, Tuesday was Tacky Day, Wednesday was Jeans and Slippers day. Thursday was PJ’s Day and Friday was Hat Day. Candy Grams: For two weeks in February, candy grams could be purchased for $1. They were delivered on Valentine’s Day. Kudzu Leaves: Kudzu leaves were bought for $.50 and used to

create a fantastic kudzu vine down the school’s walls. The class that donated the most money won a cookie party! Penny War: For one week, students dropped pennies in their grade’s jar. The grade with the most pennies at the end of the week won a popcorn party! This was one of the most creative and fun fund-raising campaigns I have seen! When it was all said and done, The Bowling Family and Woodstock Elementary School had raised more than $3,300 in support of Camp Kudzu!

At The Sugar Bowl, Christy and her family helped set-up for the big event…which is no small task! Christy even jumped behind the microphone to welcome the crowd and help announce winners. It’s rare to fi nd someone who is just as comfortable behind the scenes as they are the running the show…

I am inspired by Christy’s creativity, energy (she already has ideas for the 2012 Sugar Bowl), and willingness to support the programs that have meant so much to her and her family. Thank you for your time, talent, and treasure! You deserve your time in the Spotlight!

Sincerely –

Amber MedleyDevelopment Director

What are you planning on learning this summer? What? Learning in the summer? YES! Learning is part of what we do at camp while we are having all that fun in the sun! Last summer, we learned the effects of lower glycemic index diets and pre-meal bolusing on blood sugar levels.

This summer our theme is…Site Rotation! Why is this important you may ask? When you continue to inject insulin in the same place, insulin absorption decreases. You may require more insulin. This also can lead to hypertrophy – lumps and bumps under the

skin. Our goal this summer is to teach all our campers about what hypertrophy is, how to avoid it, and how to develop a method for site rotation.

See you at camp!

Mary Katherine WhiteMedical Director


VOLUNTEERSEVENTS AND PROGRAMS


The Continuing Quality Improvement (CQI) subcommittee of the Medical Committee spent the Winter and Spring evaluating the

blood sugar control at Camp Kudzu. They created a database and then extracted blood sugars from the camp logs and entered them

into the database. They reviewed 30 cabins (half of all cabins) for the summer of 2010. They looked at 5 blood sugars per camper per

day. These are the fi ve mandatory blood sugars that each camper does each day (breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack and midnight). That’s a

lot of blood sugars – 6629 to be exact! The results were very impressive. The average blood sugar was 166 and 50% of all blood sugars

were in the target range for camp of 100-200. They then performed the same analysis on 30 cabins from 2009 and found that the

blood sugar control improved signifi cantly from 2009 to 2010.

See Table 1.

Below Target Above Mean StandardDeviation

2010 (30 cabins) (6629 BGs)

21% 50% 29% 166 78

2009 (30 cabins) (6654 BGs)

19% 45% 36% 181 90

Although the exact reason for the improvements are not known, several changes in our blood sugar management protocols were

implemented in 2010. The three biggest changes were: pre-bolusing insulin before meals, low-glycemic index carbohydrates at meals,

and fruit for afternoon snack. Low glycemic index foods include whole wheat bread and pasta instead of white bread and pasta, brown

rice instead of white rice, and sweet potatoes instead of white potatoes. These are changes that we would encourage campers to

continue at home.

We are always trying to improve our diabetes management and evaluate our protocols to insure that we are following best practices

at Camp Kudzu. This year we are hoping to capture all our blood sugars electronically while camp is going on so we won’t have to do

manual chart reviews. Several volunteers are helping with this project.

Special thanks to camper, Grant Carlson, Jr., and volunteers Linda Demma, MD, PhD, and Lisa Tolbert, RN,CDE for all their time and hard

work on this project. And thank you to Jeff Goran and his team for their work on an electronic data entry program we’ll be evaluating

this summer.

Medical Committee Reviews Blood Sugar Control at Camp

By: Karen T. Carlson, MD

Volunteer Spotlight - Dr. Christy Bowling

Mary Katherine’s Medical Corner


Greetings to all our friends,

We completed the Kudzu Cup fore! Kids annual golf fund-raiser and, boy, is the news good. We shattered our

previous high water mark by more than $10,000 with a total raised of over $50,000. I want to personally thank all the

members of the golf committee who spent countless hours organizing the event, getting corporate sponsors for the

signs, meals and the foursomes. We had a great day at the Capital City Club in Brookhaven. Special thanks to Amber

Medley for orchestrating such a successful tournament.

Camp Kudzu had a full house at our Spring Family Camp with 33 families in attendance throughout the weekend,

and one family that spent Saturday with us. One third of the families had a child diagnosed with diabetes in the past

six months, and another one third had a child diagnosed in the past 18 months. The weekend was hugely impactful to

“new” families, thanks to the wisdom shared by veterans and by volunteers and staff. Thanks again to all the volunteers

that made Family Camp such a huge success, especially Laurie Hobbs, LCSW, who led a session about adjusting to the

new normal of life with diabetes, and to the panel of Bethany Kinsey, Dr. Andy Andrews, Billy Allen and Kelly Wheeles.

We have now had three family camps in a row with wait lists, refl ecting increasing numbers of diagnoses each year in

Georgia. Next Family Camp will be October 28 – 30, 2011.

We are in the middle of our favorite time of year: our three weeks of summer camp! We are at full capacity and

our goal is to serve over 600 children this summer with no waiting list. We look forward to serving a record number of

children this summer. Preparations include a day of assembling clinician and counselor supplies with the help of a 27

member task force from the Atlanta offi ce of Grant Thornton; a Saturday orientation May 14; a Tuesday and Thursday

night orientation in May; Kudzu U for new and experienced volunteers on May 21 and truck loading on Saturday, June

4! We’ll see new volunteers in August for more.

Our Compass Society continues to grow! Thanks to Warren Carson for his generous offer of the Atlanta Hawks suite

at Philips Arena and to Bobby Goldstein for hosting our most recent event. It is so nice to see how many people have

stepped up and joined the Compass Society. If you’d like to learn more reach out to Amber or Alex and they’d love to

help. This group is truly charting the future for our mission.

I hope you all have a safe and enjoyable summer and, if you have a child going to Camp, that they have the best

week of their lives!!

Michael S Kipniss, CLU, ChFC, CASL

Managing Director

Goodwin Wright, Alpharetta

Northwestern Mutual Financial Network

First Place and winner of the Bruce Bode Cup:

ACP ThinmanagerMatt Crandell

Jeff ArnoldKen Kurtz

Dirk Van Reneese

Second Place:Dr. Bruce Bode

Joe PerottaKeith Rice

David Schofi eld

Third Place:Insulet, makers of the OmniPod

Shawn WrightBenny Driscoll

Andy McCullochAntonio O’Ferral

Longest Drive: Dan Burnett

Closest to the Pin #1: Russell Blocker

Closest to the Pin #2: John Horne

Thank you to all the 2011 Kudzu Cup fore! Kids Sponsors

Presented By

Lunch Sponsors

Foursome SponsorsAutomation Control ProductsBaker Paint and Contracting

Mr. Robert BoltaxThe Borders Family

GH&IGrant Thornton

H.A. Sack CompanyMr. Mark Gottung

Mr. John HippInfi nity Capital Partners/Georgia Jet

Insulet CorporationJames L. Oates, III Enterprises

KPMGLewis Electrical Contractors

Ligon FoundationMedtronic

Northwest Benefi tMr. Mike Kipniss and

Northwest Mutual Financial Network Goodwin-Wright, Alpharetta

Regent PartnersSchumate Mechanical

Silver Lining FoundationSoutheast Concrete

Team Type 1The Aspen Brands

Tucker Midis & AssociatesUS Trust

Woodall Roofi ng

Prize SponsorMorris, Manning, and Martin, LLP

Tee SponsorsAlpha Capital Management

Angel Oak CapitalThe Barnette Family

The Boyd FamilyDixon Hughes Goodman

FIG PartnersFive Paces

Highmont GroupBill and Christine Hunt

V. William and Nancy HuntKauffman Tires

NP Trading PartnersSynergy Benefi ts

Wilbanks and Bridges, LLP Attorneys at Law

Other SponsorsMr. Adam CoffskyMr. Matt CrandellEdwin Watts Golf

Nestle WatersMr. Brian SmithThe Big Ketch

Tin LizzyHailey, Brody, Casey & Wray, M.D., P.C.

Thank you to the 2011 Kudzu Cup Fore! Kids Committee!

Mark Auer Bob Boltax

Reid FreemanBill Hunt

Phillip JarrellMike KipnissMatt Russell

Thank you to our wonderful volunteers!Lee Auer

Tim BakerJessica Brown

Jenny JohnsonDenise McCoy

Mo PiramMr. and Mrs. Charles Redmon

Sara Wilde


EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

The 2011 Kudzu Cup Fore! KidsAbout this time every year, a magical thing happens. The weather turns warmer, the grass gets greener…and Camp Kudzu’s corporate supporters hit the links! This year was no exception. On May 9th, Camp Kudzu hosted the annual Kudzu Cup fore! Kids at Capital City Club, Brookhaven. The course was bursting at the seams with 116 players vying for First Place, huge bragging rights, and the opportunity to take home the coveted Bruce Bode Cup.

Friendly competition turned to friendly celebration at the post-tournament reception. Players and other friends celebrated the tournament’s winners and recognized a very important member of the Kudzu Family, Dr. Bruce Bode. But, more importantly, the crowd celebrated that the Kudzu Cup fore! Kids raised more than $50,000 in support of Kudzu Campers!

Thank you to the Sponsors. Thank you the Players. Thank you to the Volunteers. Thank you to Capital City Club. You have made an impact on the lives of children living with diabetes!

Congratulations to the 2011 Kudzu Cup fore! Kids Winners

CHAIRMAN’S LETTER



coveragekudzuthe newsletter of Camp Kudzu, Inc.

in this issuein this issue Honorary & Memorial Gifts 5Programs 6

Kudzu Cup Fore! Kids 7

Chairman’s Letter 2

Volunteers & Medical Corner 3

2011 Donors 4

2011 Summer Edition

In the summer of 1861, Frederick W. Gunn and his wife, Abigail, took the boys from their Washington, Connecticut school on a two week summer experience into the woods. The class hiked to their destination and then set-up camp. The students spent their time boating, fi shing, and trapping. The Gunnery Camp was so successful that the Gunn’s continued the tradition for twelve years.

Here we are, celebrating our traditions of Camp Kudzu for our twelfth year. Admittedly, the ability to register online wasn’t available and there were several less forms to fi ll out and the packing list was a little different than what we send out these days but the excitement and anticipation about the camp experience was similar in both instances for parents and campers.

Camp Kudzu is a magical place where campers have the opportunity to try new things, meet a diverse and interesting group of campers and staff, improve their own ability to manage their health and develop a sense of independence and maturity under the watchful eyes of a dedicated and talented group of staff. Camp Kudzu is like no other camp on earth.

Parents and family members frequently comment on the positive changes they see in their campers after spending time at camp. Staff share with us throughout the year what an impact campers make on them. Probably the single most often request I get is for Camp Kudzu to be ALL year and, if that can’t be worked out, a couple of weeks longer.

We will ever have camp for 365 days in a row? Maybe … Maybe not … But it does take 365 days of hard work from our dedicated program volunteers, our board members, our fund-raising cheerleaders, our generous friends and families to make Camp Kudzu happen.

We are having a great summer… we have new campers and new staff joining us for the fi rst time. We have staff and campers who have been here since that fi rst day 12 summers ago that will be with us, too. In thinking back, our fi rst summer, there were 96 campers and one week of camp. We will have three weeks of camp this summer and get to meet 600 campers. WOW!

For our campers, there’s going to be some times when the sun is in the correct spot, when the climbing hold on the wall is in the right spot and when the kickball lands in the right spot… Then, there’s going to be those times when the root in the trail isn’t where you want it to be or the rain cloud didn’t look at our activity schedule or the music ends one song too soon for everyone.

For our volunteers, there’s all that fi ling in the offi ce that requires one to know his/her ABC’s, wrestling the boxes out of storage onto the truck, attending orientation sessions offered across the calendar…Then, there’s those times when you’ve said your ABC’s 1,000 times that day, spilled tie dye on your favorite shoes, and gone without “fancy” coffee for a week or two.

We call all of those instances camp. It’s those moments of working together, being part of a group, and having new experiences, that fi ll up the days of camp.

Camp itself will fi ll up with people . Camp, its memories and events, will fi ll up our hearts, too. The magic of camp is premiering, again, at Camp Kudzu.

This summer marks the 150th anniversary of “summer camp” in America.

We will see you soon!

Kat ShreveCamp Director

kudzucoverage newsletter2011 Summer Edition

THERE IS MORE TO CAMP KUDZU THAN SUMMER CAMP!

Camp Kudzu offers weekend camps and community building events all year-round long!

• Camp Kudzu Charity Luncheon October 24th Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead• The Pitch and Putt Golf-A-Thon Oct., 2011 Cross Creek Golf Club, Buckhead• Fall Family Camp Oct. 28th - 30th Camp Twin Lakes• Teen Girls Retreat Nov. 11th - 13th Camp Twin Lakes• Teen Retreat January, 2012 Location TBD• The 2012 Sugar Bowl February/March Stars and Strikes, Cumming• Spring Family Camp March/April Camp Twin Lakes• The 2012 Kudzu Cup fore! Kids March/April Capital City Club, Brookhaven

Like our Facebook page for updates and additions! For more information on any of the events listed above, contact the Camp Kudzu offi ce at 404-250-1811.

5885 Glenridge Road • Suite 160 • Atlanta, GA 30328Tel:404.250.1811, Fax:404.250.1812

www.campkudzu.org • [email protected] - 2011

ExecutiveCommitteeChairman of the BoardMike KipnissManaging DirectorGoodwin, Wright, AlpharettaNorthwestern Mutual Financial Network

Treasurer & Finance Chair David Ellis Senior Vice PresidentNational Sales Manager - Factoring BB& T Commercial Finance

Secretary and Program ChairMichelle C. EganAttorney

Past Program ChairAimee MintonCommunity Volunteer

Nominations and Governance Chair Allan Tanenbaum General Counsel & Managing Partner Equicorp Partners, LLC

Development Co-ChairKathy W. BoydPresidentTogether for Kids

Development Co-ChairR. Phillip Jarrell, Jr. (Phillip)Senior Vice President - Business DevelopmentInfi nity Capital Partners, LLC

Members of the BoardWilson P. Andrews, MD (Andy)President, CFODirector of Clinical ResearchPediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, PA

Mark Auer Pre-Construction Services Manager

Melanie BoltaxCommunity Volunteer

Thomas T. Brooks, CPA/ABV, ASASenior ManagerAdvisory Services - ValuationGrant Thornton

Warren G. CarsonPartner-in-Charge MidSouth Audit PracticeKPMG LLP

Bobby Goldstein Vice President - Investments UBS Financial Services

Christopher M. Kane (Chris)Senior Vice PresidentStrategic Business DevelopmentWellStar Health System

John KnopReal Estate Practice LeaderHutchinsonTraylor

Jerry RaganChief Credit Offi cerUnited Community Bank

Mark R. Rigby, MD, PhD, FAAPAssistant Professor, Director of Research, Critical Care Medicine Departments of Pediatrics and SurgeryEmory University School of MedicineChildren’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston

Nancy RollinsCommunity Volunteer

Phil SoutherlandChief Executive Offi cer, FounderTeam Type 1

Quentin Van Meter, MDVan Meter Pediatric Endocrinology, PC

Diane WilbanksCommunity Volunteer

Board of Advisors ChairmenBruce W. Bode, MDEndocrinologist

David I. (Duke) Roos, Jr.CEOMelvin S. Roos & Co., Inc.


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