Jack T. Bohland

                       I started my scouting experience at Raymer School with Pack 45 were I earned his Arrow of Light award.  Went on to Troop 45 Raymer School and completed Eagle Scout in 1974, stayed with Troop, until after graduating from Macomber/Whitney High School, June 1978.    Join the United States Navy on 08/14/1978 and was Honorable discharged on 06/1990.  While in the Navy, served in scouting, as a Cub Master, and Unit Commissioner for two Packs and two Troops. After leaving the Navy, became involved as a Committee member with a Pack who was sponsored with Navarre School.   Move to the Lake Local School district, worked with Pack 126 who was sponsored by Walbridge United Methodist as a Den Leader.  Pack 126 closed its doors and most members got involved with Pack 160 Millbury Fireman’s Assoc. were I became Webelos den leader. As my sons moved on so did I to Troop 63 Moline United Methodist were I became Assistant Scoutmaster.  Ben Waggoner was current Scoutmaster and was looking for a replacement so I took over as Scoutmaster.  Did that job for about 3 years and had to give it up to attend evening classes, so back to Assistant Scoutmaster.  Dave Boss took over as Scoutmaster for Troop 63.  Dave held it until John Boss made Eagle Scout and Dave became Committee Chairman.  I again took over as Scoutmaster Troop 63 which I currently hold. I am actively involved in Troop 63 as Scoutmaster, Pack 125 as Webleos Leader, Crew 63 as Committee Member and Wood Districts Membership Chairman. Current honors and awards: Wood Badge Trained, Arrow of Light, Eagle Scout, Scouters Key, Scoutmasters Award of Merit, Webleos Den Leader, William D. Boyce New-Unit Organizer and Scouters Training. Currently employed with: Cessna Aircraft Company for 18 years. Happily married to Cindy and we have five children. Also I am a Grand father with five Grandchildren and one on the way.

CONTACT JACK AT JBOHLAND@WOH.RR.COM

                                       David Schultz

David Schultz started his Boy Scout involvement is 1997 when his son Geoff said he wanted to be a Cub Scout.  He went to the first meeting and was reluctant to volunteer to be a leader ( not ever being a scout as a youth)  James Hall told him that there is training for new leaders and that boy scouts will teach you everything  you need to know to become  a good leader. With that a new Cub Scout leader With Pack 352 signed up. Tiger, Bear, Weblo leader, Wood Badge[C-16-02 Stealth Buffalos], and Pack committee.  As his son crossed over to Boy Scouts So did he, working as an assistant scoutmaster for a year and then became Scoutmaster of Troop 357. Dave is on the Wood District committee and is involved with the Order of the Arrow.  He has gone to the 2005 National Jamboree, and in 2007 went to Philmont.  Outside of scouting Dave is a Printer by trade working with his family, and is a classic car nut. He would not be able to do all of this without the support of his wife Lisa and son Geoff.

CONTACT DAVE AT schultz@metalink.net

Russ Eby’s first scouting experiences began before he was old enough to officially join, when he would camp and do service projects with his fathers Troop.  Once eligible, he joined the world of Cub Scouting in Pack 502 in Monroe, MI.  Russ had many wonderful adventures while earning ranks through Arrow of Light.  He crossed over to Troop 502.  He came back to Scouting when his son Jacob received the flier to join Tiger Scouts.  Russ joined as a Tiger Adult that first year.  When Jacob crossed-over to Wolf, he signed up as the Den Leader and Asst. Cubmaster to further help Pack 82 during their “building years”.  He continued as Den Leader through the remaining Cub Scout years, and crossed over as an Assistant Scoutmaster to Troop 38 with his son in March, 2008.  Scouting has offered Russ many opportunities for fun and service.  Russ has become involved in activities in his units, the Northwest District, Erie Shores Council and Black Swamp Council.  He has been honored to receive the Den Leader Training Award, Webelos Den Leader Training Leader Award, NW Volunteer of the Year and District Award of Merit.  In 2006, he attended Wood Badge in Black Swamp Council where he became a proud member of the Soaring Eagle Patrol of C-28-06.  In November, 2007, he was presented with his Wood Badge Beads.  Russ has assisted on many events including being Chair of the NW Cub Family Campout in 2007 & 2008, Chair of ESC Webelos II Resident Camp in 2008 and instructor at University of Scouting in 2007 & 2008.  He has also served on the NW District Committee, Miakonda 90th Anniversary Committee and Council Website Committee.  During summer camp at PSR in 2008, Russ was tapped out for OA membership.  He proudly completed his OA Ordeal in September, 2008.  Using graphic design skills he has learned over the years, Russ has designed patches for many District & Council activities including University of Scouting, Wood Badge C-90-07 (CSP) and the 2010 National Jamboree (JSP and OA Flap).  Russ is excited to be selected as 2nd Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 1 at “The best, most exciting, fun-filled, safest jamboree ever!”
 

CP  District Commissioner, Assistant Scoutmaster of troop 123, Assistant Scoutmaster for the 2001 and the 2005 National Jamboree's, Weekend Camp Director at Camp Miakonda and Summer Camp Staff Volunteer at Pioneer Scout Reservation.

John Stout started his journey in scouting as a cub scout in Pack 72 in Delta, Ohio.  He advanced through each of the Cub ranks and earned his Arrow of Light.  John continued on in Boy Scouts in the Delta troop where he earned his God & Country award and earned his Eagle Scout Rank in 1976.  He was also selected to become a member of the Order of the Arrow during the late 1970’s.  While a youth, he also went to Philmont in 1977 and to the National Jamboree that year.

After completing high school, John attended college and joined the Air Force in 1982.  After 12 years, he was honorably discharged and began his civilian career in healthcare.  Once John’s son became a scout, he recycled and became active again in the scouting program. John wants to give back to the scouts what was given to him as a youth. 

John is currently the Scoutmaster of Troop 198 in Perrysburg, an Associate Lodge Advisor for Tindeuchen Lodge, and an Executive Committee member for the Council serving as Chair of the Long Range Strategic Plan.  John was also a crew advisor for Erie Shores’ 2008 Philmont contingent.

John is the Administrator of Surgical & Cardiovascular Services at The Toledo Hospital, ProMedica Health System and is the President of Perrysburg Soccer Club and coach.  He’s been happily married for 26 years to his wife, Paula and they have 3 children, Trisha, Brittany, and John William and one granddaughter, Chloe Ann.  With the continued support of his family, John enjoys playing an active role in our scouting programs!!!

 

Bob has been involved in the scouting program for the past 42 years and has served in many positions over the years, including Assistant Scoutmaster, Scoutmaster, Camping Chairman, Scouting For Food District Chairman as well as other positions. Bob is a Vigil member in the Order of the Arrow and has served as Associate Lodge Adviser, Lodge Adviser and Associate Section Adviser, he has participated as a staff member for 7 NOAC's an as an Adult adviser on 2 NOAC's he has also work staff at the Order of the Arrows "Indian Summer". Bob attended Philmont Scout Ranch 1972 and in 1976. He has received the District Award of Merit, Silver Beaver, Founders Award and has received his Wood Badge beads in 1973. Bob has been employed for the past 26 years as the Director of Security for a company in down town Toledo after serving 12 years on the Huron County Sheriff's department.

Bob also attended the 2005 Jamboree as the 1st Assistant Scoutmaster and is looking forward to the 2010 Jamboree.