For some, charity is an occasional occurrence, for others an annual tra-
dition, and then there are the rare individuals like Frank Trummer who
have made charity a way of life.
Frank and his wife Barb were introduced to the Friends of Camp BA-
TAWAGAMA during our very early years by former beloved Board
member Lloyd Fairbanks. The Trummers loved playing in our annual
golf outings and over the years became friends with Margee and Jim
Brennan. Frank was interested in learning more about Camp BA-
TAWAGAMA, so Jim introduced him to Brian and Paula.
What followed was a respect for FOCB, the BATAWAGAMA staff and
Brian and Paula’s dedication to children and the traditions we all love
and learn while campers. Frank and Barb share that love for children
and have been contributing generously for many years. Often dona-
tions appear after Frank and Brian have spent time together and Frank
sees a need.
When Friend’s Hall was undergoing construction, he donated substan-
tially so that a beautiful custom fireplace could be added. Recently he
sponsored two camp sites on the new Indian Lake property and one on
the Minnie Lake site. He donated monies to have firepits and wooden
logs for seating installed at all nine campsites on both properties. He
has donated a golf cart which is used for Senior Days and every year in
November gives a very substantial gift.
Frank makes his home in Grafton, Wisconsin where he is the Own-
er and CEO of the Mid-American Seasoning Co. Unfortunately, Barb
passed away in 2018 but Frank has continued their devotion and gener-
osity to charities throughout Wisconsin and Michigan. He relates that
his company has been successful, and he enjoys sharing with organiza-
tions he feels are doing good work that align with his priorities.
Frank continues to work full time. He loves his company and his em-
ployees are like family. In addition to his home in Grafton Frank owns
a home on Chicaugon Lake. He has three daughters two of whom are
retired and one who lives in Wyoming where she is a Nurse Midwife
and full-time college instructor.
We are so incredibly grateful to Frank for his continued generosity and
even more so his years of support and friendship.
Margee Brennan, FOCB Founder
dition, and then there are the rare individuals like Frank Trummer who
have made charity a way of life.
Frank and his wife Barb were introduced to the Friends of Camp BA-
TAWAGAMA during our very early years by former beloved Board
member Lloyd Fairbanks. The Trummers loved playing in our annual
golf outings and over the years became friends with Margee and Jim
Brennan. Frank was interested in learning more about Camp BA-
TAWAGAMA, so Jim introduced him to Brian and Paula.
What followed was a respect for FOCB, the BATAWAGAMA staff and
Brian and Paula’s dedication to children and the traditions we all love
and learn while campers. Frank and Barb share that love for children
and have been contributing generously for many years. Often dona-
tions appear after Frank and Brian have spent time together and Frank
sees a need.
When Friend’s Hall was undergoing construction, he donated substan-
tially so that a beautiful custom fireplace could be added. Recently he
sponsored two camp sites on the new Indian Lake property and one on
the Minnie Lake site. He donated monies to have firepits and wooden
logs for seating installed at all nine campsites on both properties. He
has donated a golf cart which is used for Senior Days and every year in
November gives a very substantial gift.
Frank makes his home in Grafton, Wisconsin where he is the Own-
er and CEO of the Mid-American Seasoning Co. Unfortunately, Barb
passed away in 2018 but Frank has continued their devotion and gener-
osity to charities throughout Wisconsin and Michigan. He relates that
his company has been successful, and he enjoys sharing with organiza-
tions he feels are doing good work that align with his priorities.
Frank continues to work full time. He loves his company and his em-
ployees are like family. In addition to his home in Grafton Frank owns
a home on Chicaugon Lake. He has three daughters two of whom are
retired and one who lives in Wyoming where she is a Nurse Midwife
and full-time college instructor.
We are so incredibly grateful to Frank for his continued generosity and
even more so his years of support and friendship.
Margee Brennan, FOCB Founder
