Linda Dye has been a Pediatric Audiologist for over 21 years.  She started her career at the House Ear Institute (HEI) in Los Angeles where she and her husband Drew volunteered many years for the HEI Family Camp.  In 1999, when she became Director of the CCHAT Center – San Diego it was a natural transition for her to help Melanie develop the San Diego Area Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Family Camp.  She is currently an audiologist with San Diego Unified School District.

She brings to Family Camp years of camp counselor experience, enthusiasm for working with families, and her own able-bodied family.  Her immediate family, as well as her nephews, have volunteered every year of DHH Family Camp and they look forward to continuing with camp for many years to come!

Daniel has been wearing hearing aids since he was 4 and has always been mainstreamed in the public schools. He first started working with the Family Camp in 2000 as a Sophomore in High School.  In 2002 he took on increased responsibility and continues to do so.  He joined the planning committee in 2005 and has been the volunteer coordinator for the past few years.  His perspective as an oral deaf/hard-of-hearing adult and fresh ideas are greatly appreciated.

Dorri is an Advocate for Cochlear Americas, Inc. and has been active in education and work with children for many years.  Dorri is an educator with a Masters Degree in educational Administration.  She has been at CCHAT San Diego as a parent since its opening and served as the Development Director for a number of years.

Deborah is Chief Operating Officer of Destination Concepts, Inc. - a company specializing in event production and local logistics for incentive and corporate travel programs.  She has worked in the event producing business for over 18 years.  Her current position involves overseeing the operation of DCi including financials, systems, technology, growth planning and long range strategic planning. She enjoys working for a company that is known for client service, innovation and creativity.

Debbie is also very involved in the community including fundraising for the YMCA Deaf and Hard of Hearing Camp and the Annual YWCA In the Company of Woman luncheon.  She has served as President of the Board for the Pacific Women's Sport Foundation and the Children's Choice for Hearing and Talking Center (CCHAT).  Due to her own hearing loss and strong belief in the need for D/HH services for young children and families, she has actively participated in five D/HH Family Camp programs.  Debbie received her own cochlear implant in May 2008.

Sherry Freitas is the parent to two boys, both of whom were identified with a hearing loss around age 2½.  Her sons both wear hearing aids and attend mainstream schools.  Sherry first attended Family Camp in search of support for her children and family and later joined the planning committee to help attract more families with young kids to attend camp.