Meet our Team

Trail’s End

There is a feeling you get when you meet Rona, Marc, and Kylie for the first time. You instantly know that your child will be safe in their care… welcoming smiles, sincerity in learning about you and your family, the passion with which they speak about their camp. You recognize how much they value your relationship with them. Two generations working together to provide your child with an experience of a lifetime.

Marc and Rona Honigfeld

Camp Directors

Trail’s End Leadership

Sara Fetterhoff

Associate Director

Kylie Honigfeld

Assistant Director, Girls

Zach Wahl-Alexander

Assistant Director, Boys

Foster Lattman

Assistant Director,
Varsity

Sammy Linden

Assistant Director, Varsity
& Wellness Coordinator

Shari Mullen

Assistant Director,
Programming

Jim Ressler

Assistant Director,
Program Areas

Julia Galanti

Assistant Director,
Health Center Administrator

Tami Smiler

Assistant Director,
Office

The Legacy of Starr & Stan Goldberg

For more than six decades, Starr and Stan Goldberg helped shape the heart and soul of Trail’s End.

Stan, a legendary camp director — and more importantly, a legendary human being — passed away in May 2025. At that time, Starr retired after a lifetime of service. While they are no longer leading camp day to day, their values, spirit, and influence remain deeply woven into the fabric of Trail’s End.

Stan was inducted into the American Camp Association’s Legends in Camping in 2010, recognizing the extraordinary impact he had on the camp world. More importantly, he taught all of us the importance of building deep, meaningful relationships — with campers and their families, and with our staff. That commitment to connection and care continues to guide Trail’s End today.

Starr was always right by Stan’s side, supporting him every step of the way, while also serving as a strong and respected leader in her own right. Together, they formed a true partnership — a power couple who led Trail’s End with heart, integrity, and vision. They guided the camp in a non-ownership role beginning in the 1960s, and in 1986 had the good fortune of purchasing Trail’s End from the Laub family.

Their shared leadership shaped a culture rooted in family, relationships, and trust — a legacy that lives on in every camper, staff member, and family who calls Trail’s End home.

Chestnut Lake

Growing up in Philadelphia, Aaron and Ann attended different summer camps from a young age. While their summers were spent on various campuses in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, their shared passion for time spent among friends, role models, and the traditions found at their respective camps is what has inspired their careers as camp leaders and why coming to Chestnut Lake Camp as owners/directors in 2020 is the fulfillment of a dream.