Jayne E. Hartman-Baldwin, age 46, of Warrenville, passed away Friday, June 29, 2018 at Loyola Hospital. She was born September 10, 1971 in Geneseo, IL, the daughter of John and Gloria Hartman.
Jayne is survived by her husband of 19 years, Brian C. Baldwin, her sons, Ashton and Davison, her siblings, Debra (Mike) Woods, Sheri (David) Quillen, Thomas Hartman, Ronald (Tracy) Hartman, Julie (Ismael) Seguban, 13 nieces and nephews, and her adored four legged friend, Gage.
She is preceded in death by her parents, John and Gloria Hartman, brothers, John and Robert Hartman.
Jayne graduated from J.D. Darnall High School, Geneseo, class of 1989 and earned her BS in accounting from the University of Illinois, as well as her Master’s Degree in Education from National Lewis University. She began her career as an accountant and later worked as an elementary school teacher.
Jayne had a lifelong passion for music as a singer and later fostered her children’s love for music. She embraced life and was deeply devoted to her boys and their interests.
Visitation will be held Monday, July 2nd 1:30-4:30 PM at Friedrich-Jones Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 44 S. Mill St., Naperville, IL 60540.
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Because we will work hard to learn not only your child’s name, but also about their unique hopes, dreams, and interests. Guided by the Quaker value of seeing the Light of Goodness in every person, we will look for the goodness in your child and help them grow at camp.
Anna Hopkins, the director of Friends Camp, is a staff member of the New England Yearly Meeting of Friends. Each spring, she carefully selects well-qualified and skilled counselors. Our counselors and staff are carefully screened with in-depth interviews, references, background checks, and ongoing supervision during the summer. Many of our counselors come with special qualifications in life-guarding, sailing, arts and crafts, photography, music, ceramics, drama, nature, and sports. Campers receive ample attention and supervision during all program activities with our camper-to-counselor ratio of one to six.
9:30 Meeting for Worship and Business (Worship is a youth-oriented time for silent reflection and sharing. Meeting for Business allows campers and staff to participate in discussions about how to shape our camp to best meet their needs.) There is a snack option after this morning meeting.
10:00 Morning Activity Period– you choose your weekly program the first morning at camp, and programs are different every session! There’s about ten choices every week, and they always include artistic, outdoorsy, athletic, and totally wacky options.
2:00 Waterfront time. Each afternoon, campers have an opportunity to swim, canoe, sail, and relax at the camp’s waterfront on China Lake. There is a snack served after waterfront.
4:00 Elective activities, different every day! All campers have time to shower during this afternoon period, and older campers can opt to have more free time.
Bedtime: While younger campers head to bed after the sun set, teenage campers do an evening program, which might include drama activities, open-mic night, a dance, and more.
One of the many things that makes Friends Camp interesting and fun is that the program activities change from session to session, and are different each summer.
Friends Camp is a co-ed camp that welcomes youth from all races, religious affiliations, national origins, genders, and sexual orientations. Our ability to accommodate youth with physical or mental health issues is limited, but each session we welcome a few young people with many talents and strengths who sometimes find it hard to be accepted and/or supported in other youth programs or in academic settings. We are a tolerant community that looks for the light of goodness in each person, and we are very proud of our campers’ ability to love and care for each other. Please call our director if you have any questions about how your child would fit in to life at Friends Camp.
Friends Camp is located on sixty beautiful acres of woodland in South China, Maine. Our waterfront is on China Lake, which is a short walk across the road and down a wooded path. We have twelve rustic cabins that house 7 to 11 campers, and two bathhouses. Our property includes three sports fields and a basketball court. We also have access to a small island in the middle of China Lake for day trips and overnight adventures. Most of our indoor activities take place in Aviary Hall, Big Bird Dining Hall, Cardinal Hall, and the two hundred year old Pond Meeting House that serves as our arts and crafts building.
Friends Camp has an excellent reputation for healthy meals cooked from scratch. We provide a full salad bar with lunch and dinner, and we offer a buffet of wonderful vegetarian and non-vegetarian options at each meal. We are committed to buying from several local farmers to increase the amount of local food we offer to our campers. Friends Camp is licensed by the State of Maine, and we follow all of the current health and safety requirements. Please contact us if your child has special dietary requirements.