West Wind Announcements
April 2017
Tour and Activity Plan Terminated by National 04/01/2017
If you log on to My.Scouting.org you will see the following message: “The Tour and Activity Plan has been terminated.“
I know there are cheers coming from the folks that have diligently tried to dutifully submit Tour Plans for their units and
have been frustrated in so many ways. It is a pain that many won’t miss. However, it also doesn’t mean that we stop
planning and having the proper coverage for our unit trips going forward. Continue to have safe trips and outings with
your units!
District Dinner – May 18 – REGISTER BY MAY 11th
This year’s District Dinner will be at the Village Inn, 544 Broadway Rd, Dracut, MA on Thursday May 18 at 6pm. Tickets
are on sale on the Council web site. The District Dinner is a great time for fellowship, volunteer adult recognition and
the District Dinner committee has promised us a surprise guest speaker.
Please look at the adults in your unit and identify ways you can recognize them, then bring them to the District Dinner
and celebrate with those in your unit those who are being recognized. In addition to the many awards that are detailed
under the Advancement section near the end of these announcements remember the Adult Religious and Commissioner
Awards. Units will also be awarded their Journey to Excellence Ribbons at the dinner.
To Register see: ttp://scoutspirit.doubleknot.com/registration/calendardetail.aspx?ActivityKey=2078462&OrgKey=3304
Friends of Scouting Campaign Season
The West Wind district has successfully completed 34 unit presentations so far, and have had great results from the
Scouting families we have visited. With 5 more presentations scheduled, we will be at 62% of our units having a
presentation. Unfortunately, this puts us short of our goal, but there is still time to get a presentation scheduled if your
unit hasn't had one and help our district get over the top. We also have an alternative to a live presentation if your unit
doesn't have an opportunity for one. Let me know if you are interested in exploring the options.
Thank you all for your efforts to deliver a strong Scouting program in our district, without you we could not get this
done. Jerry Cross, West Wind District Chair
Training
April 11 Merit Badge Counselor Training Course – Hosted by Troop 30 Billerica
Troop 30 welcomes others interested in this training to join them in the small meeting hall upstairs at the Billerica Elks,
Webb Brook Road, Billerica from 7 – 8:30 pm.
April 11 or May 9 or June 17 Red Cross CPR/AED Certification (Knox Trail Council, Nobscot Scout Reservation, Sudbury
MA) See: http://www.ktc-bsa.org/training/
April 11 Charter Organization Representative (COR) Specific Training (Daniel Webster Council, Manchester NH LDS
Church) See: http://nhscouting.org/trainingcorner/
April 21 – 22 IOLS Introduction to Outdoor Leadership skills (Nashua Valley Council, Camp Split Rock, Ashburnham)
See: http://nashuavalleybsa.org/index.php/training/adult-training
April 22 BALOO (Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation) (Camp Sayre, Milton MA)
Required training for pack family camping. See:
http://scoutspirit.doubleknot.com/registration/calendardetail.aspx?ActivityKey=2064860&OrgKey=3304
April 22 CS & BS Position Specific Training (Knox Trail Council, Wellesley Community Center)
See: http://www.ktc-bsa.org/training/
April 23 Cubmaster & Den Leader Training (West Wind District, Central Congregational Church, 1 Worthen St
Chelmsford) For more info see:
http://scoutspirit.doubleknot.com/registration/calendardetail.aspx?ActivityKey=2079340&OrgKey=3304
April 23 Den Chief Training (West Wind District, Central Congregational Church, 1 Worthen St Chelmsford)
For more info see:
http://scoutspirit.doubleknot.com/registration/calendardetail.aspx?ActivityKey=2079340&OrgKey=3304
April 22 – 23 IOLS Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills (Camp Sayre, Milton MA)
Required outdoor training course for SM & ASM. See:
http://scoutspirit.doubleknot.com/registration/calendardetail.aspx?ActivityKey=2064858&OrgKey=3304
April 25 or May 23 – Red Cross First Aid (Knox Trail Council, Nobscot Scout Reservation, Sudbury MA)
See: http://www.ktc-bsa.org/training/
April 28 – 29 IOLS Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills (Northern Light, Lone Tree Scout Reservation, Kingston
NH) Required outdoor training course for SM and ASM. See:
http://scoutspirit.doubleknot.com/registration/calendardetail.aspx?ActivityKey=2042518&OrgKey=3304
April 29 – 30 IOLS Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills (Northern Light, Lone Tree Scout Reservation, Kingston
NH) Required outdoor training course for SM and ASM. See:
http://scoutspirit.doubleknot.com/registration/calendardetail.aspx?ActivityKey=2042519&OrgKey=3304
April 29 Scout Orienteering (Hale Reservation, Westwood MA)
Come and enjoy the sport of orienteering at our annual Scout training day. We will offer 3 levels of courses and a new
advanced level workshop in the afternoon. We also provide instructors for those unfamiliar with the sport. Camping is
also available; contact Shannon Obey at Hale Reservation at: [email protected] to arrange a campsite.
Visit us at http://www.newenglandorienteering.org/scout-o/welcome-to-scout-oorg or contact Bud O'Leary at
[email protected] for more information.
April 29 University of Scouting (Daniel Webster Council, Sanborn Regional HS, Kingston NH High School)
This one-day supplemental training event is for all scouting leaders regardless of experience. For more information see:
http://nhscouting.org/trainingcorner/
May 6 Unit Commissioner Basic Training (Daniel Webster Council, Camp Carpenter Scout Reservation, Manchester)
See: http://nhscouting.org/trainingcorner/
May 6 – 7 IOLS Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills (Daniel Webster Council, Camp Carpenter Scout Reservation,
Manchester) See: http://nhscouting.org/trainingcorner/
May 12 – 13 IOLS Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills (Knox Trail Council, Nobscott Scout Reservation, Sudbury)
See: http://www.ktc-bsa.org/training/
May 12 – 13 Outdoor Webelos Leader Training (OWLS) (Daniel Webster Council, Camp Doucet, Nashua NH)
See: http://nhscouting.org/trainingcorner/
May 12 – 13 IOLS Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills (Daniel Webster Council, Camp Doucet, Nashua NH)
See: http://nhscouting.org/trainingcorner/
May 13 Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation (BALOO) (Daniel Webster Council, Camp Doucet, Nashua NH)
See: http://nhscouting.org/trainingcorner/
May 19 – 21 Leave No Trace Trainer Course (Knox Trail Council, Nobscott Scout Reservation, Sudbury MA)
See: http://www.ktc-bsa.org/training/
May 20 BALOO (Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation) (Knox Trail Council, Nobscott Scout Reservation, Sudbury
MA) Required training for pack family camping. See: http://www.ktc-bsa.org/training/
June 10 BALOO (Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation) (Nashua Valley Council, Split Rock Scout Reservation,
Ashburnham MA) Required training for pack family camping. See: http://www.ktc-bsa.org/training/
Youth Leadership Training Opportunities
Brownsea II Leadership Training Program for troops (Spirit of Adventure Council)
It is a unique and exciting, hands on approach designed to teach youth leadership skills through the actual practice and
use of Scout skills. Skills most closely concentrated on are camping, cooking, hiking, nature study, pioneering,
orienteering, and wilderness survival. This course closely parallels the first scout camp conducted by Lord Baden Powell
in 1907. This program places special emphasis on Scout skills, teaching and practice; the purposes of Scouting; and the
role of the patrol method within the troop program. It is not done by classroom lecture, but rather by games of skill,
leadership exercise, and patrol competition. One course will be offered by the Spirit of Adventure Council at TL Storer
Scout Reservation (Wild Goose), Barnstead, NH. Sunday July 2 (12:00 Noon) through Saturday July 8, (10:00 am) (Course
Scoutmaster Ken Reardon, [email protected]).
National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) for Troop & Crew youth leadership (Spirit of Adventure Council)
It is an exciting, action-packed program designed for councils to provide youth members (13 – 20 year old) with
leadership skills and experience they can use in their home troops/crews and in other situations demanding leadership
of self and others. Content is delivered in a troop and patrol outdoor setting. NYLT integrates the best of modern
leadership theory with the traditional strengths of the Scouting experience. Through activities, presentations,
challenges, discussions, and audio-visual support, NYLT participants will be engaged in a unified approach to leadership
that will give them the skill and confidence to lead well. Through a wide range of activities, games, and adventures,
participants will work and play together as they put into action the best Scouting has to offer.
Two courses of NYLT will be offered by the Spirit of Adventure Council at TL Storer Scout Reservation (Wild Goose),
Barnstead, NH.
 Course 1, July 10 – 15 (Course Director John Galvin, [email protected] 781-645-2344).
 Course 2, July 31 – August 6 (Course Director Ron Gauld, [email protected] 617-735-3440)
National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) (Daniel Webster Council)
June 25 – July 1 See: http://nhscouting.org/trainingcorner/
National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) (Old Colony Council)
July 25 – 26 & July 1 – 3
National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) (Old Colony Council)
Aug 14 – 19
National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) (Knox Trail Council)
Aug 13 – 18 See: http://campresolute.org/NYLT/index.htm
WOODBADGE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
Apr 28 – 30 & Jun 9 – 11 Wood Badge – The Ultimate Adult Training Experience (Cape Cod & Islands; Old Colony &
Spirit of Adventure Councils) April 28 – 30 at Camp Squanto, Plymouth MA & June 9 – 11 at Camp Greenough,
Yarmouthport MA. For info or to register see: http://www.oldcolonycouncil.org/event/1994419
Sept 8 – 10 & 23 – 25 Wood Badge – The Ultimate Adult Training Experience (Knox Trial at Camp Resolute, Bolton MA)
See: ktc-bsa.org/event/wood-badge
Sept 15 – 17 & Sept 29 – Oct 1 Wood Badge – The Ultimate Adult Training Experience (Daniel Webster Council at
Griswold Scout Reservation, Gilmanton Ironworks, NH) See: http://nhscouting.org/trainingcorner/
Activities, Events, Etc.
April 17 Patriot’s Day March from Chelmsford to Concord
The Chelmsford Minuteman Company invites you to join in their 6 th annual march to Concord. Join the Minutemen at
Chelmsford Common at 4 am. The hike will end at the Minuteman National Park, Old North Bridge, Concord at 9 am. All
walkers are responsible for their own transportation back to Chelmsford. For more information contact Captain John
Greenwood, [email protected].
May 19 – 21 Tread Lightly Camporee (West Wind District) at Lone Tree Scout Reservation
Learn about Outdoor Ethics, Tread Lightly; Leave No Trace, The Land Ethic and the Outdoor Code. Please
completed beforehand the online courses at lnt.org/learn/online-awareness-course and
treadlightly.org/education/learn/online-awareness-course. Bring your certificate with you to the Camporee.
Also watch the National Parks Leave No Trace video at nps.gov There will be a service project at this event
and with little preplanning, Scouts should be able to earn The Outdoor Ethics Awareness Award and make
progress towards earning The Outdoor Ethics Action Award see:
http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/OutdoorProgram/OutdoorEthics/Awards/BoyScout.aspx
Jun 3 Scout Day at Canobie Lake Park
Scouts (from any official scouting program, Boy Scouts/Girls Scouts, Cubs/Brownies, etc.) may buy 1, get 1 FREE of equal
or lesser value for any scout in uniform when purchasing their ticket at the Park on Scouts Day. At least one element of
the uniform must be worn to qualify. May not be combined with any other special, discount or promotion.
New England Base Camp at Sayer, Milton MA / Adventure Card Events
Program available most every weekend. For details see: http://www.newenglandbasecamp.org/locations-2/nebcmilton/
New England Base Camp at Lone Tree Scout Reservation, Kingston NH / Adventure Card Events
4/8, 4/29, 5/6, 5/27, 6/3 Use your adventure card and take part in the open programs offered at Lone Tree. For
more info see: http://www.newenglandbasecamp.org/locations-2/nebc-kingston-nh/
Satellite Locations Base Camp / Adventure Card Events see: http://www.newenglandbasecamp.org/locations/
N. Andover - Wilderness Survival for Bears & Webelos
4/23 Bear: Paws for Action
4/30 Webelos: Castaway
Boxford – Fun & Games for Tigers, Wolf, Bears & Webelos
6/4 Tigers: Games Tigers Play
6/4 Wolf: Running with the Pack
6/11 Bears: Grin & Bear It
6/11 Webleos: Stronger, Faster, Higher
Chelmsford – Outdoor Cooking for Tigers, Wolf, Bears & Webelos
4/22 Tigers: Tiger Bite
4/22 Wolf: Call of the Wild
5/6 & 5/20 Bears: Picnic Basket
6/3 Webelos: Cast Iron Chef
Gloucester – Outdoor Ethics & Leave No Trace
5/13 Tigers: Tigers into the World
5/13 Wolf: Paws on the Path
5/13 Bear: Fur Feather & Fern
5/13 Webleos: Webelos into the Wild
Saugus – Outdoor Cooking for Tigers, Wolf, Bears & Webelos
4/8 Bears: Picnic Basket
4/8 Webelos: Cast Iron Chef
Wakefield – Hiking / Geocaching for Tigers, Wolf, Bears & Webelos
6/4 Tiger: Backyard Jungle
5/21 & 6/4 Wolf: Paws on the Path
5/7 Bear: Fur feathers & Fern
4/1 & 4/22 Webelos: Webelos Walkabout
Meetings
April 25 Cub Scout Spring Membership Workshop (Second Congregational Church, 35 Conant St. Beverly)
Each Pack should be represented at one of these workshops where they will learn best approaches, share proven
techniques, optimize resources, pick up materials. See:
http://scoutspirit.doubleknot.com/registration/calendardetail.aspx?ActivityKey=2067891&OrgKey=3304
April 27 Cub Scout Spring Membership Workshop (EDCO 36 Middlesex Turnpike, Bedford)
Each Pack should be represented at one of these workshops where they will learn best approaches, share proven
techniques, optimize resources, pick up materials. See:
http://scoutspirit.doubleknot.com/registration/calendardetail.aspx?ActivityKey=2067898&OrgKey=3304
Mon May 1 and June 5 West Wind District Meetings
The West Wind District will hold its next committee meetings on Mon. from 7 – 8:30 at Trinity Lutheran Church, 170 Old
Westford Rd in Chelmsford. All scouters are invited to attend. The district has many opportunities for volunteers. If
you’re interested or know someone who may be, please contact District Chairman, Jerry Cross
([email protected])
Thur. May 4 and June 1 West Wind District Commissioners Meeting
The West Wind District Commissioner’s staff will meet Thur from 6:30 – 7:15 pm prior to the start of the Roundtable. All
commissioners and those interested in becoming a commissioner are invited to attend. For more information, contact
Tom Kubik at [email protected]
Thur. May 4 West Wind District Cub Scout & Boy Scout Roundtables
All Scout leaders are encouraged to attend the monthly meetings from 7:30 – 9 pm at The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints, 70 Concord Rd, Billerica MA.
 The May Cub Scout Roundtable Theme: Cub Scout Camping, Helpful
We will be discussing JTE Membership and recruitment including: Tiger recruitment this Spring, the new Lion
recruitment in the Fall; Strategies for keeping scouts active in the summer with the Summertime Award and
then keeping their interest in the fall when sports start up; town wide recruiting events; other recruiting ideas
and implementing online applications
 The May Boy Scout Roundtable will focus on Nova and Youth Awards
Thur Jun 1 West Wind District Cub Scout and Boy Scout Roundtable – Annual Volunteer Appreciation BBQ and Dutch
Oven Cook-Off All Scout leaders are encouraged to attend this annual tradition at The Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints, 70 Concord Rd, Billerica MA. Come around 6:00 and show us your dutch oven cooking skills! Hot charcoal
will be available for you to cook your specialty. Bragging rights goes to the chef with the best entrée and best dessert.
All Scout Leaders are encouraged to come and join in the Fellowship while enjoying our district’s annual BBQ.
Afterwards the Boy Scout and Cub Scout Leaders will attend their Roundtable meetings.
 Cub Scout Roundtable will hold their annual Auction. So bring all your Cub Bucks and spend them on cool items
for you, your den or Pack. It is also a great place to pass along your no longer needed scout related items or
supplies.
June 8 Council Dinner – Boston Marriott Burlington
Celebrate the successes of the past year and look forward to what is to come. Volunteers will be recognized with the
Silver Beaver Award, District Recognition and Veteran Awards. Cost $50. Social from 6 – 7, Dinner starts at 7.
See: http://scoutspirit.doubleknot.com/registration/calendardetail.aspx?ActivityKey=2096788&OrgKey=909
West Wind District Community Service
Chelmsford Satellite - Service opportunities exist for High School Boy Scouts and Crew members to assist the Cub Scout
programs being offered at the Chelmsford Satellite, Trinity Lutheran Church 170 Old Westford Rd. on 4/22, 5/6, 5/20 &
6/3 from noon and 4:30. To assist contact Jon Dixon at [email protected].
Scout Ranger Programs at Lowell National Park Service
April Vacation: High School Boy Scouts & Crew are needed to assist children with crafts during Kids Week at Lowell
NPS. Programs run Monday through Saturday and there are 2 shifts per day (approx. 3 hours/shift).
Lowell NPS Earth Day Celebrations, Sat, Apr 22 - High School Scouts & Crew are needed to assist w/ up to 3 activities:
Earth Day Parade, Lowell Canalwaters Cleaners at The ACRE (2 blocks from the NPS Visitor Center), and in the late
afternoon, there will be a Community Gathering to lower handmade lantern boats into the canal (same location of the
Clean Up) in honor of Earth Day. Contact Cathy Jewell for any Lowell NPS Service [email protected].
Advancement Committee News
Training Awards for Adult Leaders in Units
The Adult training awards and keys are designed to recognize unit Scouters for tenure, basic and continuing training, and
successful performance in their leadership role. The progress record forms and the requirements for all of the Adult
Leader Training Awards can be found at: http://www.scouting.org/Training/Adult.aspx (located at the bottom of the
page). For questions or to submit a progress record for one of the Adult Leaders Awards contact Jim Shea at
[email protected]. To receive one of these awards at the District Dinner, please submit your progress record to Jim
Shea or the council office by April 30, 2017.
Veteran Status
The Veteran Status recognizes adults for 5 years of registered service to the Boy Scouts of America. An adult receiving
this award will receive the designation of “Veteran,” provided the person agrees to live up to the Scouting obligations; to
keep local Scouting authorities in the community in which residing informed as to availability for service; and further, to
be as active in the promotion of the cause of Scouting as circumstances and conditions permit. The Veteran Status
application can be found at http://www.scouting.org/filestore/membership/pdf/524-701.pdf. To receive this recognition
at the District Dinner, please submit the application to Jim Shea or the council office by April 30, 2017.
Spark Plug Award
Units are encouraged to look within and see if they have a registered Adult leader who is the “Spark” of their unit and
nominate them for the Spark Plug Award to be awarded at the District Dinner. Nomination Criteria is 1.) someone who is
instrumental in making a unit activity a tremendous success by demonstration outstanding leadership, 2.) continuous
demonstrations of exemplary leadership at unit meetings and activities, and 3.) performs above and beyond the normal
expectations of a leader in their position. (Only one nomination per unit!) Nomination forms are available at the District
Roundtable meetings. Nomination deadline is April 30, 2017.
Unit Leader Award of Merit
The Unit Leader Award of Merit is an award to recognize unit leaders who provide a quality Scouting experience for the
members of their unit. Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, Coaches and Advisors who have held the position for 18 months or
more are eligible for this award. For more information on the requirements and to nominate a unit leader for this award
see http://www.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/512-003_WB.pdf. To receive recognition at the District Dinner, please submit
the nomination form to Jim Shea or the council office by April 30, 2017.
District Award of Merit
The District Award of Merit is the highest award that is given to a Scouter at the District level. It is awarded to an adult
volunteer for service to youth in the District. To nominate someone, complete the form located at
http://www.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/33720.pdf and turn it into Jim Shea ([email protected]). Turn in all District
Award of Merit nominations to Jim Shea or the council office by April 30, 2017.
Silver Beaver Award
The Silver Beaver Award is the council-level distinguished service award of the Boy Scouts of America. Recipients of this
award are registered adult leaders who have made an impact on the lives of youth through service given to the council.
The Silver Beaver is an award given to those who implement the Scouting program and perform community service
through hard work, self-sacrifice, dedication, and many years of service. To nominate an individual for the Silver Beaver
Award please see the nomination form at http://www.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/512-103_WB.pdf and submit it to the
council office by April 30, 2017.
Eagle Palms
Eagle Palms no longer need to be approved by the council. A separate application is no longer required, and an Internet
Advancement report is all that is required to purchase an Eagle Palm.
New Boy Scout Rank Requirements
All Boy Scouts must transition to the new rank requirements introduced January 1, 2016 for the rank that they are
currently working. The new requirements can be found at http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/programupdates.aspx
(scroll down to the Boy Scout section of the page).
Eagle Board of Review April 20th at 7 pm
Eagle Boards of Review are normally held on the 3 rd Thursday of each month. To schedule an Eagle Board of Review
contact Jim Shea at [email protected]
Eagle Project Proposal
Eagle Project Proposals that have been approved by the beneficiary, unit leader and unit committee and are ready to be
reviewed by the District Advancement Committee should be emailed to [email protected].
To Hold a Life to Eagle Scout Session
Contact Jim Shea at [email protected] to sign up your troop to host a Life to Eagle Scout training session.
Eagle Application Process Changes
Eagle Rank Applications should be submitted to the West Wind District Advancement Chair. Applications should no
longer be submitted to the council office for verification.
Scouts can submit an application prior to (7:00 PM – 7:30 PM) the West Wind Roundtable held on the first Thursday of
the month at the LDS Church on Concord Road in Billerica, during (7:15 PM – 7:45 PM) the monthly Eagle Boards of
Review held on the third Thursday of the month at the LDS Church on Concord Road in Billerica, or by making
arrangements with Jim Shea ([email protected]) for an alternate time to submit their application. Before submitting
their application the Eagle Candidate should send email to Jim Shea ([email protected]) to insure availability.
To submit their application, the Eagle Candidate must provide the following:
 Completed Eagle Application including signatures of scout, the unit leader and the committee chair;
 The Eagle Candidate’s statement of ambitions and life purpose (see page 2 of the Eagle Rank Application);
 Completed Eagle Scout Project Workbook including all signature pages;
 Scout’s Advancement Report from Internet Advancement;
 Twelve (12) (ten if only 5 references are listed on the application) stamped envelopes (for references). This is
optional if email addresses are included on the application for each reference.
Once the application has been submitted and accepted as complete, the Advancement Committee will verify the
application with the Council, will solicit the references for the scout, and notify the troop and scout when a Board of
Review can be scheduled.
Upon completion of the Board of Review, the application will be submitted by the West Wind District Advancement
Committee to the Council for processing. Additionally, the Council will mail the Eagle Rank Certificate and other
paperwork to the Unit Leader upon receipt from national. The Troop will no longer be responsible for submitting the
application to the Council after the Board of Review, or picking up the Eagle Rank Certificate from the Council.
Advancement –West Wind District’s Newest Eagle Scouts (Pending National Approval)
It is with great pleasure and pride that the West Wind Advancement Committee has recommended to National BSA the
following Scouts for the Rank of Eagle during the month of March, 2017:
Timothy Crandall
Samuel Garth
Cameron Kaminsky
Jacob Kaminsky
Robert Moran
Jacob Nicolakakis
Ryan Willome
Troop 28 Dunstable
Troop 75 Andover
Troop 74 Chelmsford
Troop 74 Chelmsford
Troop 30 Billerica
Troop 79 Andover
Troop 74 Chelmsford
We offer our congratulations and applaud their achievement. Well Done!
All Eagle Scouts are encouraged to extend an invitation to their Eagle Scout Court of Honor to the Scout Executive
(Chuck Eaton, [email protected]) and the District Executive (Paul Gendreau, [email protected]).
West Wind District Contacts
District Chair
District Commissioner
Senior District Executive
Activities
Advancement
Boy Scout Roundtable Commissioners
Cub Roundtable Commissioner
Finance Chair
Membership
Nominating
OA Lodge Chief
Popcorn Chairs
Religious Awards
Roundtable Announcements
Secretary
Service
Training
Merit Badge Counselor Training
Youth Protection Champion
Jerry Cross
Tom Kubik
Paul Gendreau
Jan Kohnstam
Jim Shea
Mark Bergeron-Naper
Aric Tillson
Tom Savage
Jerry Cross
Jim Ray
Mike Puleo
Cole Ogonowski
Stefanie Anderson
Tom Kubik
John Cuddy
Judy Dedinsky
Christopher Jenkins
Cathy Jewell
Eric Patel
Chris Ferraro
Phil Heffernan
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