Scoutmaster Clinton Cole

The Scoutmaster is the adult responsible for working directly with the Scouts providing direction, coaching, and support.

mr. kraft

Activities coordinator. He plans out all the outings and Troop Events.

mr. cryor

Mr. Cryor is a Life to Eagle coach who will offer you advice and guidance during your path to eagle. He leads all the orienteering courses and is the official Order of the Arrow Troop Representative.

MRS. Crawford

She is responsible for logging all of the scouts records (ranks, merit badges, awards, attendance, logs). She also purchases and provides the items earned so they can be awarded to the Scouts. And she is also the Journey To Excellence Coordinator for the Troop. She is the Swiss Army knife of Troop 77

mr. bryant

He is in charge of helping scouts with rank advancements at the help table with Mrs. Crawford. He also leads the Troops Conservation projects.

mr. king

Mr, King is the troop Committee Chairman - responsible for ensuring that all Troop committee functions are carried out in accordance with Scouts BSA policies and procedures. For Scouts, the Troop Committee Chairman supports approval of Eagle Scout Project Proposals and other types of Award nominations.

mr. hardin

He is the treasurer of Troop 77. He is responsible with scout dues, troop fund, escrow, etc.

mrs. gupta

Medical officer - in charge of collecting and reviewing the medical forms.

mrs. henderson

Medical officer - in charge of collecting and reviewing the medical forms.

mr. delange

He is in charge of all the merit badge classes and coordinates with all the Merit badge counselors. He is the guy who plans the advancement weekend.

Mr. DeLange is also in charge of coordinating the New Scout program with all the Troop guides.

(once we get a better photo, he'll stop being a pirate zombie)

Scout leaders

Senior Patrol leader - ben

The Senior Patrol Leader is elected by the scouts to represent them as the top scout leader in the troop. Senior Patrol Leader duties: Preside at all troop meetings and activities. Chair the monthly Patrol Leaders’ Council (PLC). Participate in outings.