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Camp Nabby has been providing Westchester County families with summer fun since 1940. In 1970, the Bertino family, led by Frank and Flo, became the second owners of the then-called Nabby Day Camp. As an experienced educator and coach, Frank was eager to take on the challenge of creating a top-notch physical education program from the ground up. Prior to coming to Camp Nabby, Frank and Flo had spent 44 years at Riverdale Country School in the Bronx, where Frank held a distinguished record as an administrator and teacher. His greatest accomplishments, however, were on the football field: in four decades of coaching, Frank led Riverdale teams to an impressive 17 undefeated seasons and 17 Ivy Preparatory School League championships, with a final record of 247‑47‑6. Camp Nabby is a beloved Westchester summer day camp that has been creating lasting memories for families since 1940. In 1970, Frank and Flo Bertino were thrilled to become the second owners of what was then called Nabby Day Camp. Frank had the unique opportunity to design a physical education program from the ground up—an exciting challenge for a man who had a long and successful career as an educator and coach. Prior to their arrival, Frank and Flo had been at Riverdale Country School in the Bronx for 44 years, where Frank was an esteemed administrator and teacher. As a football coach, Frank was even more impressive, leading Riverdale to an amazing 17 undefeated seasons and 17 Ivy Preparatory School League championships, with a final record of 247‑47‑6. Camp Nabby has been a treasured part of Westchester County for many years. In 1970, Frank and Flo Bertino took over the reigns of Nabby Day Camp, a dream come true for Frank who had the chance to put his experience as an educator and coach to the test by designing a physical education program from scratch. Before moving to Mohegan Lake, Frank and Flo had been at Riverdale Country School in the Bronx for 44 years, where Frank was a highly respected teacher and administrator. His greatest successes, however, were on the football field: he led Riverdale to an incredible 17 undefeated seasons and 17 Ivy Preparatory School League championships, with a final record of 247‑47‑6.