Patriots HALL OF FAME 2025 Inductees in Action
Luenn Michelle Lodin 1971
Luenn Michelle Lodin 1971
Luenn Michelle Lodin 1971
· 1971 Voted most Valuable Staffer award – Minneapolis Star/Tribune
· 1971 Honorary member of the Rotary Club
· 1975 Graduate of Augsburg College – Art/Business Degrees
· 2016-2017 Aquatennial/MASAA Senior Queen Ambassador for the City of Minneapolis, MN - Personal appearances throughout the State of Minnesota and Wisconsin.
· Self-taught caricature artist for events
· Studied Hawaiian Hula with the Kaleiokapilialoha Halau for 12 years - Performances as a dancer, singer and musician throughout the Metro area events: specifically, the Festival of Nations
· Poems published with the National Library of Poetry in Washington, DC.
· Competed at the Minnesota State Fair creative category with bake goods, china painting and crocheting receiving ribbons throughout the years..
· 25 years of competitive trap shooting.
Linda Wolter lonn 1983
Luenn Michelle Lodin 1971
Luenn Michelle Lodin 1971
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Academics 3.98 GPA, National Honor Society, Class President - Jr and Sr year, Gymnastics Team Captain – Jr and Sr year, and Dance Team Captain. Multi-year Letter winner.
First generation college graduate BSB – Business Administration from the University of Minnesota. MBA from The Johns Hopkins University
"Mentorship Pair of the Year” awarded by Carlson School of Management, U of M Undergraduate Mentorship Program
Math classroom assistant for adult learners studying for GED
Currently support nonprofit organizations focused on children and education including PHHS Foundation, Bolder Options, Northside Achievement Zone, and Take Charge MN. Serve on Eden Prairie Schools Citizen Finance Advisory Committee, and serve as Election Judge leader in Hennepin County
Retired from a fulfilling sales and marketing career in the health care industry.
Brent snyder 1999
Luenn Michelle Lodin 1971
Brent snyder 1999
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· Proud Patriot – whose Camden roots shaped a lifelong dedication to excellence and service.
- IB graduate
- 5x Baseball Letter recipient starting in 8th Grade
- 4x All Conference 2x All Region, All State Honorable Mention
· Scholar-Athlete – Earned academic and athletic scholarships to play Division II baseball at Concordia University, St. Paul.
· Community Builder – Spent nearly 20 years coaching, fundraising, and creating inclusive youth sports programs in the Mounds View school district.
· Career Achiever – Helped bring national events like the Super Bowl and Ryder Cup to Minnesota; award-winning leader at HD Supply.
· Creative Mentor – Inspires students through photography, storytelling, and alumni events that honor Camden pride. Current foundation member.
Tim Gill 2012
Brent snyder 1999
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A standout on the court, Tim earned All-Conference First Team honors in 2012, was selected to the Inner-City Conference All-Star Team, and named Runner-Up MVP for the Inner-City Conference that same year. He was recognized among the Top 5 Centers in the state and proudly joined the prestigious 1,000 Point Club for the Patriots.
To this day, Tim remains the only Division I athlete to emerge from the Patriots basketball program in Camden (2007–2025), a testament to his exceptional talent and determination.
Following high school, Tim went on to play professional basketball for four years in Europe and South America, earning invitations to the 2021 NBA Summer League and NBA G League tryouts. Minnesota Lynx and WNBA USA Basketball scout team player for 12 seasons.
Off the court, Tim serves his community with equal passion. He is a dedicated social worker and EMSS for MPS, holding a master’s degree in social work.
He is also the founder of the nonprofit organization “Teach Everyone A Method” (T.E.A.M.), a career-based empowerment program designed to uplift youth and strengthen the community.
A committed youth mentor and coach, Tim continues to guide and inspire the next generation through his work with AAU and high school basketball programs.
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larry a mckenzie coach
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Named National Basketball Coach of the Year by the NHSACA
· Author
· Educator
· Dynamic Motivational Speaker
· Transformational Basketball Coach
· Radio Host,
2018 Bush Fellow – self designed leadership program to teach people how to make things happen
During his tenure as coach Larry led Minneapolis Patrick Henry to four consecutive state championships in 2000 to 2004. He also led the team to seven Minneapolis City Conference titles. 100 % of the student athletes he coached graduated, 90 % of them went on to higher education.
The team’s collective GPA was 3.5 with 98% of the athletes on the A/B honor roll. Five student athletes were members of the National Honor Society. Larry instilled academic achievement along with athletic achievement in those he coached at Patrick Henry.