Shawna DeGrange, or “Charm” as she is known on the ranch, has been a part of the Cloverleaf Camp team since 1999. Since 2003, Charm has been the Camp Director and is a third-generation owner/Director. Her educational background includes Early Childhood Development with minors in tennis, dance, and horse mastership. She is also certified as a rifle instructor and archery instructor, and heads up the American Camp Association’s Accreditation Team. In addition to her camp experience, Charm has also been employed by Southern California Girls, Inc., a program dedicated to assisting young women in achieving personal success. Charm has also been committed to her local community. She has worked with organizations like local Rotary clubs, volunteered as a mentor in the “Girls on the Run” program, joined and supported BRONC (Barn and Ranch Owners of Norther California), and served as president of the Mark West Chamber of Commerce. In 2012, she established the non-profit Charm’s Place, which provides scholarships for camp to children in need. Her dedication to her local community was recognized in 2015 when she was awarded the Spirit of Sonoma Award. Ron DeGrange has been involved in all aspects of the Cloverleaf camp since 1963. He holds a California Community College credential in physical education and horsemastership, and is in charge of the Food Service Program. Ginger DeGrange, Charm’s mother, also holds credentials as a French and English instructor and has been a Horse Science instructor since 1971 at Santa Rosa Junior College. A talented rider, Ginger has won many awards, including Grand National Rodeo Queen in 1963, Sonoma County Rodeo Queen in 1964, and California State Rodeo Princess in 1966.