Kerry & Judy's Place
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SAN MARCOS CHRISTIAN CAMP
SANTA BARBARA CA
FEBRUARY 2011
San Marcos Christian Camp
5750 Stagecoach Road
Santa Barbara CA 93105-9739
Project dates: Feb 4-25, 2011
cell phones work great - we have
to find a wireless connection at the
top of the road.
cell #: Judy (541) 325-2544
Kerry (541) 325-2545
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The camp shut down all operations for February so we could help them re-do the floors and walls of their dining facility. Since this was the first MMAP project at this camp, we came in early to help them get ready for the MMAP work. With no cooking facilities available it is critical to their March camp activity for us to finish the floors and walls. Below are several pix of the area that we will do our very best to update.
All the kitchen equipment and food was moved into the eating area.
Kerry removing some baseboard to make room for the new tile.
Removed part of one wall due to water damage to get ready for new wall material (FRP).
This is the cooler, made of wood. We will paint the ceiling and put FRP on the walls.
Kerry & Judy Cameron
Oregon
Coordinator
Dave & Marilyn Henderson
Oregon
Bob & Juanita Johnson
California
Jim & Fran Leasure
Oregon
Rich & Barb Oliveria
Oregon
Jim & Jean White
California
Rich and JimW replacing the old drywall with new stuff and then taping it prior to installing the FRP (next step).
Marilyn doing a make-over for one of the bathroom doors in the kitchen area.
Judy and Barbara painting the dry food storage area...ceiling and top portion of the walls prior to the guys installing FRP on the bottom portion of the walls.
Fran and Jean laying out the material for the new curtains in the cabins.
Five of the guys installing a large piece of FRP over the kitchen area... fitting all the pipes and outlets prior to sticking the glue.
End of day two with good start on the new floor tile for the entire kitchen area. Kerry and Dave doing the honors.
Marilyn, Fran, Jean & Judy complete the 1st of 96 curtains that will replace the old curtains in the girls and boys cabins.
Barb priming and painting one of the shelves for the pantry.
Tile in dish washing area at end of week one activities.
Game night on Thursday night with all pretty tuckered out, but still having their game faces on.
Jim L. applying glue to back of FRP that will go on kitchen wall.
Before
After
Marilyn, Juanita, Fran,Jean & Judy iron, measure & sew the curtains. At the end of week 2, they have completed 48 curtains, enough for all 8 of the girls cabins. By the end of the project, they have completed 78 curtains, enough for 5 of the 8 boys cabins. Quite an accomplishment! Great work, ladies!!
Jason & Katie Lekas
Camp Director
Rich and Bob (L) and Jim L and Jim W preparing and installing the FRP.
Dave doing duties as mixologist as he prepares the thinset (glue) for the tile.
Jim L trying his hand at installing tile.
Judy beginning the grout process in the dry storage room.
Barb and Marilyn cleaning the excess "mud" off the tiles prior to grouting. Note this area is under the sink area and very hard to reach.
Judy applying grout to the new floor in the cold storage area.
Dave graduated from mixologist to tile installer all in one easy lesson,,, here he installs tile in the kitchen area.
First Friday of the project our group met with the team from Ojai (Oak View) for a lunch at IHOP in Carpenteria. Good food and even better opportunity to chat with fellow MMAPers.
Ladies taking a Ladies DayOut in Solvang last Monday of project.
Jim W. developing his skills as our chief tile cutter.
Jim L and Judy doing some of the final touches in our tiling process.
The final stages of the tile process is summarized with the images above and below. Dave is stretched out as he completes some of the last pieces around the shelving, Judy giving a cleaning touch and Bob putting grout on a section (above) and the finished product from several views (below).
On our way out we had to pass by this huge rock. If you look closely there are two round rocks on the top of the big rock,,, that make the whole structure look like a big ol toad.
