mjlil

Hmmmm, this is an interesting topic, when I was a Scout Master my troop was required to wear neckerchiefs. I have to thi nk this over.

It's always nice to get things complete. Keep up the good work.

It's always nice to get things complete. Keep up the good work.

Quite a range of ideas. Since this a youth organization, I wear my vest with patches, OA, and past position badges I held. I've never lost my enjoyment of seeing accomplishments of each scout. GO boys.

Sorry guys but this conversation is out of hand! In fact as soon as I can find the delete link, I'm gone.

Eagle Scout is a rank, always has and always will be. A boyscout doesn't receive an Eagle award, he must work his way up the scout "ranks".

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AS an adult leade, scoutmaster at the time, I was selected to become an OA adult member. I went through the ordeal, became a member of the Pamala Lodge 211 in the Katahdin Area Council, Maine. Paid my dues, was available but never ever got called on. Two years later I had to move to Illinois due to Scott AFB Maine closing.

When I got to Illinois, I went to Okaw Valley Council and wanted to help. Not one local troop, council member, or anyone ever contacted me. I became di

Thank you all for your coments, I'm looking forward to many good post on this scouting forum.

Marvin

Howdy, I just joined this forum and wanted to introduce myself. I currently live in Collinsville, Illinois. My scouting a young boy was in Detroit & Farmington, Michigan. I became a scouting parent with my son from 1979 t0 1987. I movd to Illinois in 1987 due to a closure of Loring AFB, Maine. My son dropped out of scouting and I did too.

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New member. I have been out of scouting for a while, my son is on his own and now live in Spain. To view my life and scouting BIO I invite you go to my scouting website at::

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