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Troop 12's Most Recent Eagle Scout Troop 12 has had many eagle scouts. Do you know what you must do to become an eagle scout? You must earn 21 merit badges of those 11 required Eagle Merit Badges and 9 others. You must plan out a project that consists of at least 100 hours of community service work. The scout orginizes every thing for the project such as, money, volunteers, supplies, and what he is going to do. It must help out thier community.
The most recent Troop 12 Eagle Scouts are:
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Scoutmaster:
Brian Harman
ASM:
Robert Durfey
Kyle Durfey
Bill Prehl
Dan Reitz
Todd Sonntag
Robert Torres
Warren Zeigenfus
Advancement Coordinator:
Mike Dunn
Treasurer:
Mike Dunn
Secretary:
Anne-Marie Kane
Transportation Coord:
Mark Miller
Committee Chairperson:
Al Saunders
Fundraising Coordinator:
Linda Hassick
Organizational Rep:
Robert Torres
Pack Liason / Den Chief Coord:
Todd Sonntag
Outdoor Coordinator:
Tim Campbell
Equipment Coordinator:
Ed Williams
Training Coordinator:
Paula Riola
Chaplain:
VACANT
Roundtable Representative:
Brian Harman
Youth Protection Coordinator:
VACANT
Webmaster:
Robert DurfeyLinks Section
About Troop 12
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History
Troop 12 meets at Asbury United Methodist church on Monday nights from 7 PM to 8:30 PM. We meet all year round and deliver a program actively engaged with the great outdoors. We live in a wonderful part of the country with many opportunities to be engaged in activities in the community and the outdoors. We camp or hike at least once each month and spend one week during the summer at a Boy Scout camp. In the past several years we have:
Our upcoming season of activities will include:
We currently have 30 scouts in the troop and have a trained youth leadership team and a trained adult staff. Troop 12 has earned the Boy Scout National Quality Unit Award for the last 10 years.
The Boy Scout program is designed to build desirable qualities of character, to train in the responsibilities of citizenship, and to develop personal fitness. Boy Scouting recognizes the importance of religious faith and duty. It is nonsectarian and leaves it to the scout, his family, and religious leaders to give instruction. Asbury and Troop 12 leaders will offer the “God and Life” program later this year for scouts who are in grades 9-12.
You may contact our scoutmaster Brian Harman for more information.
Troop 12 is sponsored by Asbury United Methodist Men. We appreciate the opportunity to use the Asbury facilities and perform service projects for the church. We recently helped collect the Christmas decorations during Dehanging of the Greens, helped clean-up after the Bazaar, raked leaves, and our Eagle Scout candidates have had projects that reconditioned rooms, expanded the playground area, and other projects for the community outside Asbury.
If you are between the ages of 11 to 18 and adventure, learning, challenge, and responsibility interest you, contact someone from our troop or come visit us on a Monday night.
Eagle Scouts
Troop 12 has a proud tradition of building young scouts into fine upstanding Eagle Scouts. Troop 12 has received accolades from numerous organizations for producing well rounded, prepared and deserving Eagle Scouts. Visit out Eagles Nest to see all the Troop 12 Eagles.
Troop Manual
Troop 12 has a complete manual that governs the operations and functions of all troop activities. The Troop 12 Manual is a great resource for detailed information.
Camping & Outing Guide
Troop 12 has a complete manual that governs the operations and functions of all troop activities. The Troop 12 Camping & Outing Guide is a great resource for detailed information.
Summer Camp Guide
Troop 12 has a complete manual that governs the operations and functions of all troop activities. The Troop 12 Summer Camp Guide is a great resource for detailed information.
