The new Infirmary at Kamp Kiwanis was dedicated in a ceremony during the annual Kamp Kiwanis Open House on June 11.
The infirmary, started last summer, will be complete before the start of this summer's kamping season. It was dedicated in the memory of Domenic Sciarrotta, past president of the Peninsula Club, past lieutenant governor of the Long Island Southwest Division, and past member of the District Foundation Board of Directors.
The infirmary was constructed as an addition to the Administration Building.
Above is a picture of the newly expanded administration building. The entrance to the new Infirmary is the one on the right.
At right is a picture of the Infirmary's interior. It features living quarters for the kamp nurse, and various treatment areas. There are two roll-in showers, and an isolation room. The project was carried out by volunteers with support of the Peninsula Club and the Long Island Southwest Division.
Above, Sal Accomando, president of the Peninsula Club, (wearing baseball hat) speaks during the dedication ceremony. Behind him are Domenic Sciarrotta's family. At right is Orlando Marrazzo, president of the Foundation Board.
At right is the plaque that has been placed on the new Infirmary to mark its dedication. At left is a picture of Domenic Scarriotta.
Kiwanians Tour KampAlso during the day, Kiwanians toured the kamp and viewed the improvements that have taken place during the past year.
Above is Foundation Board Member Joseph Battista (blue shirt at right) starting a tour of the kamp.
The tour included stops at various cabins as he pointed out the development over time and the increased sophistication of the cabins now being built, which include smoke detectors, lights, vent fans and other features that previously weren't available. Battista also talked about future plans for improvements and noted the need for all Kiwanians in the district to support the project.
Above is a tour group visiting the cabin named in the memory of Past Gov. Steven Scharoff. At right is the cabin's exterior.