Camp Courageous Remembers Harold White

Camp Courageous is saddened by the recent passing of Harold White, 81, of Manchester, Iowa, formerly of Monticello, Iowa.

Harold’s history with Camp Courageous spans more than 45 years. He first came to Camp as a volunteer through the Green Thumb program, which helped connect individuals facing challenges finding employment with meaningful work opportunities. Throughout his life, Harold continued to volunteer and work at Camp Courageous on and off, becoming a valued and cherished part of the Camp family.

Harold was one of the kindest, most considerate, generous, and wonderful individual one could ever meet. His work at Camp was exceptional. He took tremendous pride in everything he did. He would arrive early and stay late, always making sure everything was just right. His dedication, strong work ethic, and genuine care for others made a lasting impression.  Harold’s contributions and love for Camp Courageous went far beyond his work.

Harold proudly served his country as a United States Marine during the Vietnam War, a chapter of his life that reflected his dedication, commitment, and willingness to serve others.

Camp Courageous extends its heartfelt sympathy to Harold’s daughter, Lisa White of Manchester, along with all of his family and friends.

May Harold White Rest in Peace.

Harold White & Patricia at Cruisin’ For Camp Courageous…two very long-time camp volunteers!