What is your favorite summertime memory?

Ruby Johnson: “Camping across the West with my children. We saw Yellowstone Park, met all kinds of wonderful people. It was more beautiful than I had ever dreamed.”

Kathleen Moody: “When I was growing up in Allenstown, Pennsylvania, my father’s company, Air Products & Chemicals, Inc, which is still in operation, used to sponsor a day when Dorney Park was open for free to all of the company’s kids. There were hundreds of us. It was a lot of fun!”

Timothy Kutt: “My family has a place in Whistler, Canada, that we go to in the summer. I have been involved in a program that tracks Black Bears and taught me all about them. They’re loners and actually very shy around humans. It’s important not to feed them because this will interfere with their instinct to hunt.”

Philip Miner: “Sometimes the memories that stick out most aren’t the most pleasant ones. I remember being in Boy Scout camp one year, and having to sleep out under a porch in the rain. I’ll never forget that storm. It was pretty memorable.”

Drew Kelkres: “Every summer my family and I used to go to Cape Cod. We stayed at a hotel that was just perfect — close to the beach, a great restaurant, and a little theater. Everything was right there. It was great!”

Mardi Smith: “Every year my family and I get a season pass to Quassy Amusement Park in Middlebury. They have a great beach — it’s a lot of fun!”