By 1965 the membership was down to 16. Charles S. Via was serving as Camp Commander, after the untimely death of Paul Knabe the previous year. The venerable Lee Meriwether (now 103 years old) served as 1st Lieutenant Commander, John B. Peters of Kirkwood served as Adjutant, Colonel D.H. Hundley served as Treasurer, and Fred Niemeyer served as Chaplain that year. Other members included: J. M. Alexander, K. R. Cannon, S. Courtney Jr., W. W. Crowdus, L. Jones, D. Luten,     D. Luten Jr., L. Martin, A. W. Moise, C. J. Murphey, and H. C. Phillips. There is no mention in the records of Camp participation in any of the activities concerning the Centennial anniversary of the Appomattox surrender that year.