| Cubmaster
Robert Vitt
bob.vitt.cbdk@statefarm.com
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I enjoy being the Cub master of Pack 100. It allows
me to be involved in something with both of my sons. I also allows
me to use my skills at building a consensus amongst the parents and other
leaders. It is my way of giving something back to my community and
my children. |
| Assistant Cubmaster
Bob Buchman
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Why am I a part of Cub Scout?
I like being a part of my son's learning experience, and watching
his skills grow as he works his toward becoming a Boy Scout.
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| Committee Chair
Dave
Leikam
hccw@execpc.com
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This is my second year at this position in Pack 100 and I have
been having lots of fun with my son and the scouts. I was never a
scout myself, however I now understand the great value it can add to a
young boys life and I feel I can help contribute that value.
I would encourage parents to attend any den meeting with your son as
it is a very special time he will always remember and it would be a memory
you could share. It's also lots of fun!
See you at the Pack meetings!
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| Webelo II Leader
Brian Latawiec
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Brian has been a Cub Scout leader since his son was a
Tiger Cub. He's been an active member organizing pack meetings, den
meetings and special events. |
Webelo I Leader
(Den 1)
Sean Vidmar
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Sean is one of the new den leaders this year. He is
an active outdoorsman and wanted to help the scouts learn the skills
necessary for these activities. |
Webelo I Assistant
(Den 1)
Brenda Vidmar
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Brenda has been a cub scout leader for 4 years. She
has been invaluable in organizing many of the packs camping outings and
special activities. She cares deeply about the scouting program and
always insures that the kids stay exciting about being a scout. |
Webelo I Leader
(Den 2)
Robert Vitt
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I enjoy being the Cub master of Pack 100. It allows
me to be involved in something with both of my sons. I also allows
me to use my skills at building a consensus amongst the parents and other
leaders. It is my way of giving something back to my community and
my children. |
Webelo I Assistant
Den 2)
Dave
Leikam
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Bear Den Leader
(Den I)
Scott Weiss
S.84
W.17698 Woods Rd.
Muskego,
WI 53150
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Scott has been a cub scout leader for three years, since the
time his younger son Matt has been a Tiger Cub.
Although he was
never a scout himself he has found the scouting program to been an
excellent activity for teaching values and good citizenship. "I
think the skills that you learn as a scout are things that you can use
throughout your entire life, from knot tying, to leadership training".
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Bear Den Assistant
(Den I)
Tina Weiss
tweiss@wi.rr.com
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Tina has been a leader for three years. She was also the
pack treasurer before that, and wrote the pack newsletter.
Tina wanted to be a leader to make scouting a family interest.
Having scouting as an all family activity keeps them even more connected
through planning, scouting activities and achieving goals.
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Bear Den Leader
(Den II)
Craig Trawicki
MJoh101405@aol.com
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This is Craig's first year as a den leader and he's
really excited about helping out with the scouts. He wanted to help
in any way he could and give back to the scouting program to keep it
running smoothly. |
Bear Den Assistant Leader
(Den II)
Kathy Palmisano
kathryn.palmisano@phci.org
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This is Kathie's first year of being a scout leader and
is looking forward to helping the scouts to learn how the scouting program
helps them to achieve goals through fun activities and being aware of the
world around them.
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| Wolf Den Leader
Mark Bullard
bullard.mark@twindisc.com
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Mark has only been involved in scouting for one year, when his son, Brian,
joined the Tiger Scouts, and has seen the benefits of the program and the
development of the children as they progress.
This year I have become the den leader for the Wolves. I look
forward to working with the boys and watching them move up through the
ranks.
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| Wolf Den Assistant
- TBD
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| Tiger Cub Leader
- TBD
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| Tiger Cub Assistant
- TBD
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