About Us

Troop 433 of Marietta Georgia resides at:
 
East Cobb Presbyterian Church
4616 Roswell Road, NE
Marietta, Georgia 30062-6455
Phone: (770) 973-4114
 
We meet on Monday nights at 7:30 PM. Troop meetings are generally one hour long.
 
Scoutmaster:
Zett Quinn  zmquinn@aol.com  770-578-1076
 
Assistant Scoutmaster:
James L. Akin  difdau@yahoo.com  770-321-1395
 
Troop Committee Chair:
Bruce Avery  rbruceavery@aol.com  770-579-2074
 
Webmaster:
Scott Lovell  webmaster@troop433ga.com  770-321-6560
 
Registration Fees:
Registration fees are the annual dues paid to the Troop for the allowance of membership. Fees are due upon joining the Troop and each Spring thereafter.

Fees are currently set at $125.00 per year.
 
If there is a financial hardship or if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our Committee Chair who will gladly discuss the matter with you and try to resolve the issue.
 
History:
 
The Troop began in 1955, with meetings being held at Powers Ferry Methodist Church. Since 1988 we have been meeting at our current location.
 
Traditionally the adult leadership ratio is exceptional, and hundreds of Eagle Scouts have been developed in Troop 433. Each year, we average three or more scouts attaining the rank of Eagle Scout, with more on the way.
 
Our scouts enjoy exciting adventures, fun & games, male bonding, skill building, citizenship recognition, service opportunities, and leadership training.
 
Our Goal:
 
A goal of the Boy Scouts of America is to help boys develop into honorable men. Scouting's values can be incorporated into a boy's home, school, and religious community, adding to all three and, in some cases, filling in where family, school, or religious support is lacking.
 
Is Scouting educational? You bet it is. Scouts have many opportunities to learn skills of leadership, of the outdoors, and of life. Each boy decides what he will learn and how quickly he will do it. As he progresses, the value of his achievements will be reinforced through recognition - advancement in Scouting's ranks, positions of leadership in the troop, and accomplishments during outdoor adventures.
 
Our Motto:
 
It is Easier to Build a Boy Than to Repair a Man.