Albert Bryan - Revision history

Ryno: Dude, my wife makes Welsh Rarebit and Salmon Loaf for me all the time. You can't speak for everyone by saying it will not be missed :)

2009-05-29T16:42:58Z

Dude, my wife makes Welsh Rarebit and Salmon Loaf for me all the time. You can't speak for everyone by saying it will not be missed :)

Harry at 15:40, 22 May 2009

2009-05-22T15:40:55Z

Rolaydz at 16:26, 12 March 2009

2009-03-12T16:26:14Z

Seve: /* The Man Was Around For Many Decades */

2009-03-09T22:24:13Z

The Man Was Around For Many Decades

Seve: /* The Man Was Around For Many Decades */

2009-03-09T22:22:48Z

The Man Was Around For Many Decades

Seve: /* The Man Was Around For Many Decades */

2009-03-09T22:21:48Z

The Man Was Around For Many Decades

Seve at 22:20, 9 March 2009

2009-03-09T22:20:39Z

Seve at 22:00, 9 March 2009

2009-03-09T22:00:07Z

Seve at 22:01, 25 February 2009

2009-02-25T22:01:49Z

Seve: Albert Bryant moved to Albert Bryan

2009-02-25T22:01:21Z

Albert Bryant moved to Albert Bryan

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 In 1929, "Chief" Brewster recruited the remarkable Albert Bryan from the Country Day School. Albert was to be the camp's cook for the next 54 summers. Albert was Jamaican by birth, with a stutter that was never an impediment to him; his wide grin and greeting "M-M-M-Monsieur!" were unforgettable, as were his legendary brownies, popovers and other treats. Campers and neighbors alike remember him as the owner of a succession of spotless Chevrolet convertibles in which he squired female acquaintances on his days off. Evenings in camp he frequented the tennis court, playing an excellent game and remarking "S-S-S-Sorry!" (but not very) after making and especially adept point.
 Albert's legendary brownies were so good that many were asking for his brownie recipe long after his departure in 1982.
-Some of Albert's other unforgettable recipes that are no longer part of the camp menu: Eggs a la Goldenrod, Welsh Rarebit, and Salmon Loaf. These will not be missed.
+Some of Albert's other unforgettable recipes that are no longer part of the camp menu: Eggs a la Goldenrod, Welsh Rarebit, and Salmon Loaf.
 [[Albert's Cabin]] is named after him. This cabin usually houses the camp cook.

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-[[image:Albert1980.jpg|thumb|Albert Bryan still at the stove 1980]]
+[[File:Albert1980.jpg|thumb|Albert Bryan still at the stove 1980]]
-In 1929, "Chief" Brewster recruited the remarkable Albert Bryan from the Country Day School.  Albert was to be the camp's cook for the next 54 summers.  Albert was Jamaican by birth, with a stutter that was never an impediment to him; his wide grin and greeting "M-M-M-Monsieur!" were unforgettable, as were his legendary brownies, popovers and other treats.  Campers and neighbors alike remember him as the owner of a succession of spotless Chevrolet convertibles in which he squired female acquaintances on his days off.  Evenings in camp he frequented the tennis court, playing an excellent game and remarking "S-S-S-Sorry!" (but not very) after making and expecially adept point.
 Albert's legendary brownies were so good that many were asking for his brownie recipe long after his departure in 1982.
-Some of Albert's other unforgettable recipes that are no longer part of the camp menu - Eggs a la Goldenrod, Welsh Rarebit, and Salmon Loaf.  These will not be missed.
+Some of Albert's other unforgettable recipes that are no longer part of the camp menu: Eggs a la Goldenrod, Welsh Rarebit, and Salmon Loaf. These will not be missed.
 <gallery>
-image:Albert20.jpg|Albert carving outside during his first summer 1929
+File:Albert20.jpg|Albert carving outside during his first summer 1929
-image:Albert30.jpg|Albert cooking in the 1930s
+File:Albert30.jpg|Albert cooking in the 1930s
-image:Albert40.jpg|Albert after serving lunch 1940s
+File:Albert40.jpg|Albert after serving lunch 1940s
-image:Albert50.jpg|Albert serving lunch 1950s
+File:Albert50.jpg|Albert serving lunch 1950s
-image:Albert60.jpg|A little cake for Chief & Onie 1960s
+File:Albert60.jpg|A little cake for Chief & Onie 1960s
-image:Albert70.jpg|Albert in his whites 1979
+File:Albert70.jpg|Albert in his whites 1979
-image:Albert80.jpg|Albert's still working in the kitchen 1981
+File:Albert80.jpg|Albert's still working in the kitchen 1981
-image:Albert80s.jpg|Albert in his last summer 1982
+File:Albert80s.jpg|Albert in his last summer 1982
 </gallery>
 [[Category:People]]

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 [[image:Albert1980.jpg|thumb|Albert Bryan still at the stove 1980]]
-In 1929, "Chief" Brewster recruited the remarkable Albert Bryan from the Country Day School.  Albert was to be the camp's cook for the next 54 summers.  Albert was Jamaican by birth, with a stutter that was never an impediment to him; his wide grin and greeting "M-M-M-Monsieur!" were unforgettable, as were his legendary brownies, popovers and other treats.  Campers and neighbors alike remember him as the owner of a succession of spotless Chevrolet convertibles in which he squired female acquaintenances on his days off.  Evenings in camp he frequented the tennis court, playing an excellent game and remarking "S-S-S-Sorry!" (but not very) after making and expecially adept point.
+In 1929, "Chief" Brewster recruited the remarkable Albert Bryan from the Country Day School.  Albert was to be the camp's cook for the next 54 summers.  Albert was Jamaican by birth, with a stutter that was never an impediment to him; his wide grin and greeting "M-M-M-Monsieur!" were unforgettable, as were his legendary brownies, popovers and other treats.  Campers and neighbors alike remember him as the owner of a succession of spotless Chevrolet convertibles in which he squired female acquaintances on his days off.  Evenings in camp he frequented the tennis court, playing an excellent game and remarking "S-S-S-Sorry!" (but not very) after making and expecially adept point.
-Albert's legendary brownies were so good that many were asking for his brownie recipe long after his death in 1982.
+Albert's legendary brownies were so good that many were asking for his brownie recipe long after his departure in 1982.
 ==This Legend Was Around For Many Decades==

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 Albert's legendary brownies were so good that many were asking for his brownie recipe long after his death in 1982.
-==The Man Was Around For Many Decades==
+==This Legend Was Around For Many Decades==
 <gallery>
 image:Albert20.jpg|Albert carving outside during his first summer 1929

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 ==The Man Was Around For Many Decades==
 <gallery>
-image:Albert20.jpg|Albert carving outside 1929
+image:Albert20.jpg|Albert carving outside during his first summer 1929
 image:Albert30.jpg|Albert cooking in the 1930s
 image:Albert40.jpg|Albert after serving lunch 1940s

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