gene loy

Bob wrote: RE: Organizational Chart Posted: Tuesday, September 16, 2003: 6:07:18 AM Gene, look at page 11 of the Troop Committee Guidebook, Then read pages 13 through 18. Bob White Dear Bob White, after review of the information you suggested..... I feel much better.... Much better in regards to the fact that I did not miss anything when I looked through the guide book, before I wrote for help! Ok... All kidding aside... Bob, I need you to know I respect you. I respect you for a few reasons. You are a complete stranger to me and yet you are willing to help

Now if someone could only find a BSA Organizational Chart that shows COR,CC,SM,ASM as they relate to one another and the committee. All the words in all the books and all the statements made in all the web sites say many things. Saying it one more way is not what I am looking for.

Our troop by-laws show that the troop committee and the SM both report to the Committee Chair. The Committee Chair is the contact between the troop and the COR. After hours of searching the web I see this issue to be a grey one with no answer.... Is there and absolute answer in the reporting relationship? Unfortuatly the group that created our bylaws is no longer around to ask what reference was used. I have found this method of orginization and reporting to be sound in having one voice and one contact with the COR. There are exceptions to the Committee Chair being the only contact with the CO

My troop went white water rafting for the first time in August on the Mckenzie River in Blue River OR. For a first time experience I must say the trip was perfect in all ways. The place is beautiful! The rafting company was easy to work with and the guide was attentive to everyones needs, to get wet and to those who wished to stay dry!