Pack 6202 Committee

We're all volunteers

Get to know who your Scout's leaders are. Below is a list of all the volunteers who make your family's Cub Scout program year what it is. Not only do they help lead specific areas of the pack, they're also parents of Scouts. Next time you see your pack's volunteers, be sure to thank them for the selfless efforts.

Mark Olson

Mark is a long time, truly dedicated, loyal, friendly, courteous, genuinely kind Scouter dad that, while his kids have complete the Scouts program, achieving their Eagle Scout rank, he continues to support Pack 6202 each year by providing guidance to the Scouts and the adult leaders in order to ensure the success of the program and the success of the Scouts.

Mark's duties include:

Pack Committee Member
- Chair
- Treasurer
- Membership Chair
- Secretary (part time)
- Fundraising
Den Leader - Arrow of Light

Roxanne Klingenmeyer

Roxanne is extremely passionate and devoted, loyal, helpful, friendly and cheerful Scouter mom who hugely supports the Cub Scouts and Pack 6202. Year after year she has dedicated a lot of her time to ensure that the program is fun and exciting not only for the Scouts but also for the parents. Her excitement is contagious and she always pays this forward with everyone!

Roxanne's duties include:

Pack Cubmaster
Den Leader - Webelos
Pack Committee Member
- Secretary (part time)
- Fundraising

Paul Klingenmeyer

Paul is a friendly, courteous and cheerful leader and Scouter dad in the Pack. Paul is always willing to help no matter the challenge. Paul is an outdoorsman that enjoys camping and showing the Scouts how they can enjoy themselves while discovering the beauty and excitement that comes with nature.

Paul's duties include:

Den Leader - Bear
Pack Committee Member
- Quartermaster
- Fundraising

Beth Whalen

Beth is a very friendly, kind and courteous Scouter mom that is always helpful. Beth wants the best not only for her own Cub Scout, but for that of the Pack. Beth and her husband Pat always do their best to be inclusive and consider everyone in the Pack when ever they do anything by coordinating our camping activities.

Beth's duties include:

Pack Medic
Pack Committee Member
- Outdoor / Activities Chair
- Hiking Club Chair
- Fundraising

Pat Whalen

Pat is a helpful, friendly, and courteous Scouter dad that provides support to his Cub Scout and Pack 6202. He and his wife Beth work as a tag team to make sure the Pack has an excellent outdoor and hiking program each year. Doing his part, Pat helps ensure the year is filled with what kids look forward to most, camping!!!

Pat's duties include:

Pack Committee Member
- Outdoor / Activities Chair
- Hiking Club Chair
- Fundraising

Brandon Berth

Brandon is a helpful, courteous, and brave Scouter dad that is always providing to the Cub Scouts he leads and to Pack 6202 through his may contributions.

Brandon's duties include:

Den Leader - Arrow of Light Den
Pack Committee Member
- Fundraising

Matt Harms

Matt is a helpful, friendly, and courteous Scouter dad that takes pleasure in supporting the Cub Scouts and the Pack Leaders through many ways. Matt has been with Pack 6202 for four years watching his kids and their Cub Scout friends grow together, building strong relationships and life long skills.

Matt's duties include:

Pack Committee Member
- Pack Trainer
- Pinewood Derby Sub-Committee Member
- Webmaster
- Fundraising

Matt's Past duties:

Den Leader

Curtis Blakeman

Curtis is a helpful, friendly, and kind Scouter dad that helps support the Cub Scouts and Pack 6202 in many different ways. Curtis ensures we have a good pack meeting each month by keeping awareness on the pack's achievements.

Curtis's duties include:

Pack Committee Member
- Advancement Chair
- Pinewood Derby Sub-Committee Member
- Webmaster
- Fundraising

Did you know... You're a Committee Member too!?

Now that you've gotten to know who helps run Pack 6202, consider helping in your own unique way. All parents are considered committee members whether their active participants or not. Become an active participant today and help in anyway you can. Do you have a strength the Pack could benefit from? Everyone can help in any position, no matter if someone has been designated a chair or lead of that position. No contribution is too small. Talk to the active Pack Leaders today to see how you can help in your own way!

AREAS WE ALWAYS NEED HELP WITH

The truth is, Cub Scouts will always need help from the next generation of families to continue on with the exciting program. Just as with advancing in age and grade, the Scouts will graduate out of Cub Scouts and with any luck continue on in the Scouts BSA program where they will continue until they all become Eagle Scouts on or before their 18th birthday. This means each year the baton must be passed from one parent to the next to ensure the continuity of the area's program.

Because we have a great group of parents that help with running the program, it would be ideal for any interested parents to participate in as much or as little of the various program areas they can so they can help keep the Pack spirit alive. There's always opportunity to learn and grow in your own personal and professional journey, and this program not only teaches our Scouts how to be independent and learn life skills, it also teaches our parents how to be better leaders in their own communities. These skills are directly translated into your personal and professional lives at home. This is just as much an excellent learning and teaching program for our kids as it is for our parents.

Positions we're always looking for help with...

Membership Chair

Fundraising

Den Leaders

Secretary

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