Dear Scouting Family, Our 2021 Middle Tennessee Council Summer Camp programs at Boxwell and Latimer Reservations were fantastic and very well attended. In addition, hundreds of Scouts attended Grimes Canoe Base and Parrish Reservation for individual troop adventures. The energy, enthusiasm and the discovery of adventure and new skills was evident in the Scouts. It was great to “escape the indoors” and be back at camp. The new Skilled Trades Program at Boxwell was a huge hit with over 250 Scouts taking skilled trades merit badges like welding, home repair, automotive maintenance, and plumbing. The look on a Scout’s face when he or she learns how to weld is priceless. We will be breaking ground soon on the new Skilled Trades Center at Boxwell and provide a facility that is dedicated to these merit badges and skills. If you have a chance, click on this link https://22b07f6a-828e-45a6-bc4a-a0cebce3694e.filesusr.com/ugd/219c7b_ e9ae11b84dc54ef583c801638ac5c81f.pdf to see a list of merit badges offered at Boxwell Reservation. We haven’t done an “official” comparison, but we feel certain that there are very few camps nationwide that offer such diverse selection of merit badges for Scouts to earn. Our goal is to provide the #1 summer camp experience for Scouts nationwide. We are well on our way. As you have heard, the BSA Chapter 11 Bankruptcy has loomed over us for more than a year, but it seems that BSA will be exiting the bankruptcy at year end 2021 or early in 2022. At the time of this letter there are still a few issues the BSA is working to resolve, but the outcome looks promising. The Middle Tennessee Council is committed to the continued support of our local Scouting programs and we don’t expect there to be any disruption in services and programs offered to our Scouts due to the BSA Bankruptcy. Many Scout Councils are adding an additional program fee for each Scout, in addition to the yearly BSA registration fee (none of the BSA registration fee stays local) to help offset costs for their Council. The Middle Tennessee Council does not plan to add this additional program fee. We want all Middle Tennessee youth to have the opportunity to be a Scout no matter their financial ability to participate. In fact, we are adding additional funds to help provide specific assistance (scholarships) for Scouts who can’t afford to be a part of this great program. With the challenges our young people face in these uncertain times, we know that Scouting provides an opportunity for outdoor adventure, a positive peer group, service, leadership training, a sense of accomplishment, and much needed skills that will last a lifetime. We want to thank all the dedicated Scout leaders who mentor and work tirelessly with the Scouts to ensure the Scouting mission of “teaching young people to make ethical and moral choices of their lifetimes, by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law” is being achieved.
Dr. John Bright Cage Council President
Karen Bengtson Council Commissioner
Larry Brown Scout Executive
NYLT is an exciting, action-packed program designed to provide youth members of the Boy Scouts of America with leadership skills and experiences that they can use in their home troop, crew, or ship and in other situations demanding quality leadership. This training integrates the best of modern leadership theory with Scouting. Through activities, presentations, challenges, and discussions, NYLT participants are engaged in a unified approach to leadership. Using a wide range of activities events, games, and adventures. Our 2021 courses were a huge success with 70 Scouts completing the course. Course # 1 was under the direction of Rick Di Silvio, Course Director; Pete Palmieri, Virginia Mayfield and Andy Verble serving as Assistant Course Directors. The Senior Patrol Leader was Dalton Phillips who was supported by nine other outstanding youth staff. Course # 2 was led by Michael Moore, Course Director; Liz Worthington, Jim Button and David Petenzi serving as Assistant Course Directors. The Senior Patrol Leader was Jacob Dubois who was supported by nine other outstanding youth staff.
We are seeking nominations to be considered for “Scout of the Year”. Please vist our website at https://www.mtcbsa.org/scout-of-theyear to nominate a Scout that has demonstrated exceptional Scout spirit, leadership, heroism, community service or citizenship, either in his/her Scout unit or personal life. We will select one Cub Scout, one Scouts BSA, one Venturing Youth, one STEM Scout and one Sea Scout/Explorer to represent the Council. Each youth must be registered in a pack, troop, crew, lab, ship or post within the Middle Tennessee Council at the time of nomination. Should you wish to nominate more than one Scout, please complete a separate entry by October 8, 2021. The Scouts of the Year will be featured throughout the entire 2022 Scouting year, including a video showcasing their accomplishments. These Scouts will be recognized at the annual Patron Luncheon on Wednesday, March 23, 2022 before an audience of 1,000 community and civic leaders, and they will also be presented in Jet Trails magazine, Scout Shorts on-line, and other MTCBSA publications
Middle Tennessee Council Scouts are “escaping the inddors”! The event was a huge success as we had over 925 attend our first ever 100th Anniversary Council Camporee at Boxwell Reservation. This Scouts BSA Program offered Scouts to get back in to Scouting by going camping and participating in the Viking Warrior Challenge. Scouts got to test their skills in Tug of War, Pully four square, Hammer throw, Catapult, an Obstacle course, Climbing, Rappelling, Tomahawks, Archery, and a Viking Canoe race. Scouts then ended their day with an exciting Campfire where scouts earned awards, performed skits, and listened to a concert. Everyone in attendance had a blast. Thank you to all the staff that put in their time and hard work to make this huge event a big success for the Middle Tennessee Council and the Scouting Program.
We had ten exciting day camps this summer that resulted in 499 youth being able to shoot bows and arrows, bb guns, play sports and games, explore nature and make crafts. We also recognized and thanked some of our community super heroes for their service as we had medical, law enforcement, and fire services who visited camps to share their stories and details about their careers . We are pleased to say that all day camps were accredited in 2021!
Cub Scouts and Families were out and about at Boxwell Reservation this year, we had 413 Cub Scouts attend Cubworld and had an amazing time. Cub Scouts got to play on the Fort, Castle, 2 Pirate ships, American Indian Village, bb shooting, archery, fishing, canoeing, boating, swimming, and looking for Cubbimons. Scouts and Families got to experience a safe and fun program in a year that had so many obstacles. We would like to thank the Staff and leadership that provided this program for our Cub Scout Families. We look forward to growing our program and making everlasting memories for your families at Cubworld and Boxwell Reservation see you all at camp in 2022.
Scouting was back in full swing this summer at Boxwell Reservation as we celebrated our centennial year. This year we had 1,916 youth participated at camp and despite all the challenges accrued in the 2020 and 2021 year we were still able to offer a safe and exciting program for our youth. Scouts had over 77 merit badges and programs to choose from at camp this year and youth took 7,185 classes this summer. This year we kicked off 4 new programs like ATVs, Muzzleloading, Advance Sailing, and a Skilled Trades program that offered 9 merit badges (welding, automotive maintenance, painting, plumbing, electricity, home repairs, architecture, American labor, and American business). Thank you to all the Staff, Scoutmasters, leaders, and parents that took the time and dedication to make this year a success. Boxwell is continuing to grow and create a great and enjoyable summer camp program for our youth in the Middle Tennessee Council. We look forward to seeing you all in 2022 as we continue the legacy of Boxwell Reservation.
Choose which weekend works best for you!!!
October 1-3 October 8-10 October 15-17 October 22-24 Each weekend will be packed full of fun activities including archery, bb guns, fishing, playing on the pirate ships, memories around the campfire, roasting marshmallows and much more... Bring your tent, sleeping bag and personal gear, and we will provide the fun!! Visit our website at www.mtcbsa.org/CubScoutOpportunities/Cub-and-Family to register, Scouts are encouraged to register with their pack to ensure camping spots together. ***Weekend meal plans are available for purchase during registration.
Cost: Free Come join us for a day of fun at one of 10 council-wide Shooting Sports Day opportunities! Scouts will have the opportunity to learn and participate in: • BB shooting • Bows and Arrows • Sling Shots Each location may vary. Don’t miss out! contact your local District Executive at https://www.mtcbsa.org/contactus For more information on dates, times, and locations nearest you, please click on the QR Code All equipment will be provided. Please do not bring your own. A BSA certified range officer will preside over the shooting sports activities. Eye protection will be available on site. It’s recommended families bring drinking water and camp chairs.
Winter Camp is just around the corner and will be here fast as the temperatures start to fall. The Order of the Arrow is excited to hold a traditional winter camp for Scouts BSA. This year as the theme will be BACK TO ADVENTURE! Winter Camp is a unique and fun opportunity and is one of the best Christmas presents you can give to your Scout as they continue their journey is Scouting. Please go ahead and block off your calendars for December 26-30 for your Scout to attend. See you at Camp!
The Middle Tennessee Council is excited about the Webelos Winter Weekend on January 7-9, 2022. It will be here before you know it. This camp will be conducted by Summer Camp staff from Boxwell Reservation. This year’s exciting theme is “Webelos Wreck-it Weekend”. Activities will include working on Webelos pins, shooting sports, games, outdoor sports, campfires, Hot Cocoa and great food. Sleeping arrangements will be Jamboree Style (bring your own tent and camp. We will provide platforms and straw like Scout Winter Camp). We will have classes inside and outside depending on what we offer. Winter Weekend is truly a unique opportunity that allows Webelos to experience Boxwell Reservation at Gaylord Cubworld. We are positive Scouts attending Webelos Winter Weekend will not be disappointed with their experience. We are excited about Webelos Winter Camp in 2022 and look forward to seeing you there. Look for the online registration at www.mtcbsa.org and mark your calendars for this fun event.
The Middle Tennessee Council 2021 Philmont Contingent was well represented by St. Henry Scouts BSA Troop 6, as Troop 6 made up the entire contingent. In addition, their Philmont Ranger, Colin Klich, is also a Troop 6 member. Lead Adviser, Bill Schlueter, who completed his thirteenth trek to Philmont, said Trek 22 was one of the most challenging treks, as the majority was bushwacking north of Philmont in the Valle Vidal portion of the Carson National Forest. It was fun, strenuous, hot, cold, wet, dry, with awesome views…everything one could want in a backpacking adventure at Philmont.
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Troop 354 First Baptist Church of Livingston Troop 331 Livingston First Christian Church Troop 170 Loyal Order of Moose #1725 Troop 309 Loyal Order of Moose #1725 Troop 175 Rotary Club of Sparta Troop 156 St. Michael’s Episcopal Church Troop 156 St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Troop 1914Cathedral of the Incarnation Troop 3 East End United Methodist Church Troop 90 Growing Faith Church Troop 219 McKendree United Methodist Church Troop 219 McKendree United Methodist Church
Troop 101 Army Aviation Association America Troop 101 Army Aviation Association America Troop 101 Army Aviation Association America Troop 101 Army Aviation Association America Troop 500 First Presbyterian Church Troop 536 Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Troop 536 Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Troop 536 Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Troop 536 Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Troop 525 New Providence Civitan Club Troop 150 American Legion Post 281 Troop 360 Dillon Cabinet And Millwork Inc Troop 360 Dillon Cabinet And Millwork Inc Troop 434 First Presbyterian Church of Lebanon Troop 144 First UMC of Springfield Troop 341 Gladeville United Methodist Church Troop 341 Gladeville United Methodist Church Troop 341 Gladeville United Methodist Church Troop 911 Grace United Methodist Church Troop 911 Grace United Methodist Church Troop 911 Grace United Methodist Church Troop 911 Grace United Methodist Church Troop 777 Hermitage Hills Baptist Church Troop 206 Immanuel Baptist Church Troop 206 Immanuel Baptist Church Troop 934 New Tribe Church Troop 204 St Stephen Catholic Community Troop 1204 St. Stephen Catholic Church
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Troop 459 American Legion Post 206 Troop 459 American Legion Post 206 Troop 157 Community Church Troop 413 First Baptist Church of Hendersonville Troop 413 First Baptist Church of Hendersonville Troop 425 First Presbyterian Church of Gallatin Troop 407 First UMC Men’s Club-Gallatin Troop 144 First UMC of Springfield Troop 144 First UMC of Springfield Troop 406 Good Shepherd United Methodist Church Troop 7 Hendersonville Church of Christ Troop 7 Hendersonville Church of Christ Troop 75 Hendersonville First United Methodist Troop 75 Hendersonville First UMC Troop 460 Lights Chapel Baptist Church
Troop 185 First Cumberland Presbyterian Church Troop 489 First National Bank of Fayetteville Troop 489 First National Bank of Fayetteville Troop 158 First UMC of Tullahoma Men’s Club Troop 332 Hillsboro United Methodist Church Troop 402 St. Paul the Apostle Church
Troop 462 First National Bank of Pulaski Troop 3510 Old School Troop 3510 Troop 772 Hickman Civitan Club Inc Troop 772 Hickman Civitan Club Inc Troop 55 Christ Presbyterian Church Troop 11 Christ the King Parish Council Troop 217 First Presbyterian Church of Nashville Troop 217 First Presbyterian Church of Nashville Troop 93 Forest Hills United Methodist Church Troop 93 Forest Hills United Methodist Church Troop 93 Forest Hills United Methodist Church Troop 93 Forest Hills United Methodist Church Troop 50 Long Horn Ranch Troop 50 Long Horn Ranch Troop 50 Long Horn Ranch Troop 50 Long Horn Ranch
Darryl Xavier Smith Benjamin Graham Locke Emma Harriett Pierce William Brennan Curley Parker Cunningham John Hughes Sudderth Brooks Timothy Williams Natchez Trace Jackson Bennett Short Isabelle M. Steinert Olivia Garza Catherine Tamayo Alexander William McClory Tuneer Roy Timothy James Brunet Benjamin Samuel Lukasiak Jonathan Paul Quillman Daniel Alexander Scott Eliana Katherine Petit Susannah Rose Widick Max Aulino Samuel Lewis Beasley Dodson Taylor Avrit William Daniel Dunlap Matthew L. Schramkowski Reagan Michael Cary Nolen Wallace Jensen Kyle Richard Brukl Parker Russell Brown Liam Davis Todd Joseph Dylan Gallent
Lones Scout Troop 31 St George’s Episcopal Church Troop 78 St George’s Episcopal Church Troop 31 St George’s Episcopal Church Troop 31 St George’s Episcopal Church Troop 6 St Henry’s Catholic Church Troop 92 Woodmont Christian Church Troop 130 Berry’s Chapel Church Troop 22 Brentwood United Methodist Church Troop 22 Brentwood United Methodist Church Troop 22 Brentwood United Methodist Church Troop 1 Brentwood United Methodist Church Troop 1 Brentwood United Methodist Church Troop 1 Brentwood United Methodist Church Troop 13 Christ Community Church Troop 13 Christ Community Church Troop 13 Christ Community Church Troop 15 Christ Community Church Troop 15 Christ Community Church Troop 86 East Brentwood Presbyterian Church Troop 86 East Brentwood Presbyterian Church Troop 86 East Brentwood Presbyterian Church Troop 86 East Brentwood Presbyterian Church Troop 8 Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd Troop 8 Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd Troop 8 Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd Troop 135 First Presbyterian Church of Franklin Troop 135 First Presbyterian Church of Franklin Troop 137 Fourth Avenue Church of Christ Troop 137 Fourth Avenue Church of Christ
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Troop 137 Fourth Avenue Church of Christ Troop 137 Fourth Avenue Church of Christ Troop 137 Fourth Avenue Church of Christ Troop 137 Fourth Avenue Church of Christ Troop 137 Fourth Avenue Church of Christ Troop 137 Fourth Avenue Church of Christ Troop 248 Franklin Rotary Club at Noon Troop 248 Franklin Rotary Club at Noon Troop 248 Franklin Rotary Club at Noon Troop 248 Franklin Rotary Club at Noon Troop 747 Otter Creek Church of Christ Troop 747 Otter Creek Church of Christ
Troop 285 Crievewood UMC Mens Club Troop 285 Crievewood UMC Mens Club Troop 341 Gladeville United Methodist Church Troop 700 Grace Church of the Nazarene Troop 777 Hermitage Church of the Nazarene Troop 621 Lake Providence Baptist Church Troop 621 Lake Providence Baptist Church
Troop 374 Blackman United Methodist Church Troop 374 Blackman United Methodist Church Troop 441 Concerned Citizens Group Troop 197 Fellowship United Methodist Church Troop 538 St Rose of Lima Catholic Church Troop 398 St. Mark’s UMC Men’s Club Troop 448 Trinity UMC Men’s Club
Scouts and leaders who attended summer camp 2021 were the first to use brand new shower houses that were a priority project of the Campaign for Boxwell Reservation. That might not sound exciting, but when you are in the woods during Tennessee’s hot and humid weather, a good shower is a blessing (for you and those around you!) Three new shower houses were completed, one in Camp Craig and two in Camp Stahlman. Three more are in the planning stages. Due to Covid related issues, such as the increase in the cost of lumber, several projects that were planned for 2021 summer completion were delayed. One of them was the new Skilled Trades Center that will now break ground this fall. It will be up and running and ready to provide merit badge classes in electricity, welding, home improvement, automobile maintenance, plumbing, painting, American Labor, American Law and Architecture during summer camp 2022. The new gateway honoring our veterans was also delayed as a new design is being completed to keep costs in line with our budget. Work has already begun at the site and the project will also be completed before summer camp 2022. As of July 23, 2021, the Campaign for Boxwell Reservation has secured $6,626,076, in pledges with 72% of that total already received. We look forward to completing our fundraising before the close of 2022. For more information about the campaign, please contact Larry Brown, Scout Executive, at lbrown@mtcbsa.org.
Heritage Society Recognizes Endowment and Planned Giving Supporters The Middle Tennessee Council Endowment Fund provides a stable, permanent source of income. Gifts to the endowment are invested over the long-term and earnings are used to support council operations. All funds remain in the Council and are restricted for its use. All Memorial Gifts and Planned Gifts received are added to the endowment. The Heritage Society was established to recognize supporters who make a $25,000 or greater outright gift or a $100,000 or greater planned gift to Endowment Fund. Outright gifts can be paid over a five-year period. The James E. West Society recognizes supporters who make outright gifts of $1,000 to $24,999 to the Endowment Fund. Planned Giving Planned giving provides a number of ways for you to include charitable giving in your total financial plan. Planned giving can provide significant tax benefits. All planned gifts designated to the Middle Tennessee Council benefit the Council’s endowment fund. Tax advantages can often make it possible for you to provide a greater gift than you thought possible, while also benefiting your family and heirs. Many donors and supporters of Scouting have chosen planned giving as a way to show their interest in supporting Scouting beyond their lifetimes, while realizing some tax benefits today. You can find more information about endowment and planned giving on the Council’s website here https://www.mtcbsa.org/generosity Contact Us Should you have questions or need additional information about supporting the Middle Tennessee Endowment Fund, please contact Zach Ross, Director of Development at zross@mtcbsa.org or 615-463-6288 or Linda Carter, Assoc. Director of Development at lcarter@mtcbsa. org or 615-463-6335.
21st BSA Extravaganza Auction Thursday, November 4, 2021 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM New Location: The Westin Nashville, 807 Clark Place, Nashville, TN 37203 The Extravaganza is an exciting social auction in Nashville where you get to support and help build young leaders in our community. This year we have a new VIP experience prior to the auction on the rooftop of the Westin. $10,000 Platinum Sponsor – 10 Standard Tickets and 10 VIP Tickets. Recognized as a “Presenting Sponsor” in all print and web media related to the event, as well as the online auction webpage. $7,500 VIP Event Sponsor – 10 VIP Tickets and naming rights to the first ever VIP event at the Extravaganza. Recognized as “VIP Sponsor” in all print and web media related to the event, as well as the online auction webpage. $5,000 Gold Sponsor – 10 Standard Tickets and 4 VIP Tickets. Recognized as “Gold Sponsor” in all print and web media related to the event, as well as the online auction webpage. $2,500 Silver Sponsor – 10 Standard Tickets and 2 VIP Tickets. Recognized as “Silver Sponsor” in all print and web media related to the event, as well as the online auction webpage. $1,500 Bronze Sponsor – 10 Standard Tickets. Recognized as “Bronze Sponsor” in all print and web media related to the event, as well as the online auction webpage. $1,000 Troop Sponsor – 8 Standard Tickets. Recognized as “Troop Sponsor” in print and web media related to the event. $175 VIP Ticket – New VIP Event is at 5:30 PM on the rooftop of The Westin Nashville. The VIP experience offers special drinks and appetizers. As well as, one on one networking opportunities with other VIP guests and event committee members. (includes standard tickets benefits as well) $100 Standard Ticket – Attend the Extravaganza Auction and have the opportunity to bid on select live auction items, compete in raffle drawings, and enjoy heavy hors d’voeuvers and the open bar. For more information about the event and sponsorship/ticket opportunities visit us at www.mtcbsa.org/extravaganza or contact Zach Ross at zross@ mtcbsa.org.
PLATINUM EAGLE CLUB ($25,000 & ABOVE) Advance Financial Andrew Wayne Byrd CoreCivic Deborah & C.A. Craig II Family Foundation Carl and Connie Haley, Jr. Jay and Meredith Hollomon
Ingram Charities Memorial Foundation Drs. Pamela & Philip Pfeffer and the Pfeffer Foundation Justin and Valere Potter Foundation Joe V. Russell
Trails-End Popcorn Jeanette Travis Foundation Troop 1 Troop 31 Truist Foundation*
GOLDEN EAGLE CLUB ($10,000 - $24,999) Amazon* Andy and Karen Adams Anne Potter Wilson Foundation Anonymous Malcolm Baird J. B. Baker Stephen Elisha Blackmon, Jr. George Summer Bryan Mark Buchanan John Bright Cage, MD Community Health Systems, Inc. EBS Foundation
Mark Emkes Gen Cap America, Inc. C. Harris Haston HCA Foundation Damon Hininger Jack B. Turner and Associates Jack C. Massey Foundation K2M Strategies, LLC Tab Kirkland RJ Miller Foundation* Jennie and Rob McCabe Perdue Farms, Inc.
Phoenix Club of Nashville Piedmont Natural Gas Pinnacle Financial Partners Publix Super Markets Charities Regions Bank Ryman Hospitality Properties Fdn* John & Kim Sonday Jorge & Christina Tarajano* TCH Fort Foundation T & T Family Foundation U.S. Bank
EAGLE CLUB ($5,000 - $9,999) 3LS* ActivePure Technologies* Robert Adams Roy Alexander Altria Group, Inc.* American Banknote Corporation Anonymous Anonymous* Averitt Express Baron Construction Carl and Karen Bengtson John Bettis Tom Black Tyler and Ashley Brandes Larry and Carol Brown Don and Sandra Cochran* Russ Connelly Curb Records Dollar General Felix Eckhardt Emergency Physicians of St. Thomas Rutherford
ESa (Earl Swensson Associates) John Dallas Ferguson First Horizon Bank Foundation Sam Franklin, III Jeff Gordon, MD Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Gordon Gordon Food Service JE Dunn* John Harney Harpeth Wealth Partners* Aubrey Harwell, Jr. Trey Harwell Scott Heard Dr. James E.K. Hildreth 6 yards of Weave by Keka Jones Bros. Contractors, LLC JRN, Inc. Vance and Tracy Lackey John Lea, MD Lipscomb University Mack Starks Linebaugh, Jr. Joe and Sybil Long
Hill McAlister James L. McGregor* Mechanical Resource Group Middle Tennessee Electric* Kevin Monroe Richard S. Olszewski MD Save* Michael O’Malley Cary Watson Pulliam, MD David Raiford, MD Carolyn Rambo Regions/AmSouth Trust Reinhart Food Service John Roe Peter Schulert* In memory James Michael Shelton* Richard M. Smith Wayne T. Smith* George Stadler Stuart Speyer Eric Strickland
David Spivey Rick Swanson Dylan & Lacey Theg* Tennessee Titans Troop 78* Troop 92* Troop 93* Trousdale Turner Correctional Center Ron Turpin US Tank & Cryogenic Equipment* Vanderbilt Health* Wa-Hi-Nasa Lodge #111 Ken Weaver James Guy White II Southern Domestic Divas* Walmart, Inc. Ward Family Foundation* Richard Willis Wilson Bank & Trust Wilson County Motors Woods Cartinhour Foundation*
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In Memory of:
In Honor of:
Emily Lynn Bengtson J. B. Baker Robb Harvey
William James Harvey Robb Harvey
Will Caver Giles Robertson
Bob Leonard Michael and Karla Childs Mrs. Nellie Leonard
Susan Warner Thomas Buchman Castner Donovan Drake
Ron Oakes Ken and Vivian Connelly
Landon Joseph Cicero Stephanie Clarkson
Dylan Michael Simpkins James Hegedusich
Barry Geise Troop 217
Charles E. “Trey” Webster, III J. B. and Carylon Baker
Richard Drumright Deepak Bala
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