Camp Echo Executive Director Bernard Rocca accepted the tribute from Michigan State Representative Joseph Fox.

FREMONT, MI. – McGaw YMCA’s Camp Echo proudly received a Special Tribute from the State of Michigan commemorating its 100th anniversary. This prestigious recognition highlights Camp Echo’s significance as one of the nation’s longest-standing YMCA camps, celebrating its century-long commitment to creating unforgettable summer camp experiences for generations of children and families.

The tribute was presented at Camp Echo on May 25 by State Representative Joseph Fox, who serves Michigan’s District 101 where the camp is located. Accepting the honor on behalf of Camp Echo was Bernard Rocca, who has been its Executive Director for the past 11 years.

“We are deeply honored to receive this recognition from the State of Michigan,” said Rocca. “Camp Echo has been in Fremont, MI for 100 years,” said Rocca. “Throughout these years, Camp Echo has been a place where memories are made, friendships are forged, and lives are transformed. This tribute is a testament to the enduring impact that Camp Echo has had on countless campers and staff members over the past century.”

To read the full tribute, visit: https://bit.ly/campechotribute.

For more information about Camp Echo’s centennial year, visit https://ymcacampecho.org/celebrate/.