 His parents had run a summer camp there for about 60 years. Kinky lived there most of his life, was still living there, and died at home there on Thursday. But a couple of years ago, the camp had been shuttered for seven or eight years. Kinky and his sister got together and said, you know what, we've got to bring this place back to life. And they turned it into a summer camp for Gold Star kids. So it was called Echo Hill Gold Star Camp. And they brought a lot of smiles to a lot of kids who had a lot of sadness in their life.