PepperSammy

I forgot to answer someone's question. As far as I know, no one else wants to be cub master as of now. Most dads will not come to den meetings because they cannot stand the way the cub master speaks to them or their wives. Everyone tries to avoid him. My husband and a few others have stated that if they ever heard him talk to the women in a demeaning way again, they would knock him out. That's how bad it is. They stay away to avoid confrontation.

Thank you so much everyone for the advice. Right now the only people in our pack is the cub master and a lady that collects money and makes reservations for pack trips like Beach Jam and museum overnights. She does not go to the scout store and purchase awards. And she is also stepping down from her post at the end of the school year. Do you think it's ok to go to someone about this even if my friend wasn't planning on telling anyone what happened to her? She told me the other day that he does that to her all the time. He actually put his hands on my shoulders one time and started massag

I am a Tiger leader. This is my first year as a leader, however my oldest son is now a Bear so I've been doing this for a while. Our cubmaster is an arrogant know-it-all who talks to everyone like they are children. Screams at the kids sometimes. Will tell you the rock is green when it is clearly red is very disrespectful especially towards women and is not doing his job properly. But on to the specific problem: Everytime my boys earn something, I send him an email and a copy of the email I hand to him with the list of patches/belt loops etc.. that he needs to purchase for the next pack