He is a professional classical saxophonist and teacher and lives outside of Philadelphia. Sam was a music major at Swarthmore College and then got two performance degrees in saxophone from the New England Conservatory. Sam’s language skills came in handy at FLC since he was able to converse comfortably with Spanish speaking campers. Samuel Lorber: Sam was a camper 1978-1982 and a counselor 19. He lives just outside Philadelphia and has turned into a gym rat. Harry attended Philadelphia College of Textile and Science (now Philadelphia University), and has worked most of his adult life buying and selling antique silver and handling estate sales. Harry Lorber: Harry was an FLC camper 1954-1956? He liked to swim and ride horses, and you might recall he was an expert lanyard maker. You can see some of his paintings at: Josh Lorber Among his awards/honors are 15 Golden Apples (awarded by the medical students and you can’t win two years in a row), The Alexander Fleming Lifetime Achievement Award from the Infectious Diseases Society of America, The Lifetime Achievement Award from the Anaerobe Society (an international scientific society), the Jane Desforges Distinguished Teacher Award from the American College of Physicians (the most prestigious teaching award in American medicine), and a Honorary Doctor of Science Degree from Swarthmore College. He is most proud of his work as a teacher and has been honored for his teaching many times. He has authored more than 140 scientific publications and is recognized as the world’s authority on the foodborne disease Listeriosis. Durant Chair in medicine at Temple University School of Medicine where he is still working at age 73. He became an infectious diseases specialist and holds the Thomas M. He retired a few years ago, currently lives in New Haven, and plans to move to New Mexico in another year to be near his daughter and son and his grandchildren.īennett Lorber: Bennett attended FLC 1954-1956 as a camper and was a counselor in 1960, 19. John Egnal: John was a camper 1953-1955? John became a practicing lawyer and then a law school professor, initially at Temple University and then at Western New England College of Law in Massachusetts.
He went to Italy on a Fulbright Scholarship, following which he got a Master of Fine Arts Degree in painting from the University of Pennsylvania. Stu went to Syracuse on an athletic scholarship, but discovered a love and great talent for art and transferred to the Philadelphia College of Art (now University of the Arts) for the rest of his college education. He was an outstanding athlete at FLC and was captain of the senior camp Red Team. Stuart Egnal: Stu was a camper/junior counselor 1953-1955. Lets set aside modesty for a moment and share a little bit about each one of them. Matthew Littman (son of Bennett and Harry’s sister) Peter Ellman (son of another of Bennett’s cousins) Jonathan Pintoff (son of Bennett’s oldest cousin) Samuel and Joshua Lorber (Bennett’s sons) Stuart and John Egnal (Bennett’s cousins – their mother Sylvia was sister to Bennett and Harry’s father and Jeff’s father, and she found FLC through the ad in the New York Times Sunday magazine).
There were 10 Lorber family members who attended FLC:
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