
Karen is a resourceful BOBWHITE, and currently serves as a member of Cub, Boy Scout, Varsity and Venture committees, as well as Web Master for her district. Previous Scouting positions include Den Leader, Webelos Leader, Cub Master, and 11-year-old Scout Leader.
"Wood Badge has taught me how to create a vision, set goals, and realize I can make a difference in the life of a boy."
vDan Deakin, Professional Advisor

He currently serves as a professional District Director, volunteer Committee Member, and Scout Parent, with previous scouting positions including Scoutmaster, Crew Advisor and District Trainer.
One sentence doesn't cut it when it comes to what this get-it-done BEAR wants to share about what Wood Badge means to him, he says: "Dream big. Share your vision. Make a plan. Identify and use your resources. Work the plan. Remember it's all about the individual, one at a time. You can all win. It's more rewarding to influence one that you love than to influence many strangers. If it's right, keep going even if others tell you, you can't."
vGreg Rasmussen, Assistant Scoutmaster over Facilities

Greg is a member of his Troop Committee, and has previously shared his experience with young men in his unit as a Scoutmaster, Cub Master, Webelos and Den Leader.
When asked what he would like to share with participants about Wood Badge, Greg replied, the important thing is “helping leaders focus on the boys!”
vKay L. Christensen, Assistant Scoutmaster over Troop Guides

A physician by trade, this knowing BOBWHITE is currently a Zone Chairman, with experience in the BSA as an Institutional Head, Explorer Advisor, Varsity Coach, and Cubmaster.
"Wood Badge has helped me realize and know the importance of Scouting and that Scouting is a force for good in young mens' lives."
vJim McEwen, Assistant Scoutmaster over Program

After the death of his wife in 2003, he married Regena; together they have 10 children, with 31 grandchildren from 22 years to weeks old. He is a retired Customs Special Agent (Criminal Investigator), and currently works as a part-time pharmacy technician.
He has been a registered Scouter in six councils and in at least nine different positions. Attended Wood badge twice, the first time in Tokyo, Japan in 1987. Jim is a proud BEAVER.
"I've met a bunch of wonderful people and learned many valuable Scouting and leadership skills at Wood Badge."
vTom Barry, Senior Patrol Leader

He currently serves the South Fork District as District Chairman, his Troop as Committee Chairman, and his Community Pack/Troop as the Chartered Organizational Rep. He has previously served as a Committee Member, Scoutmaster and an Assistant Scout Master. In his spare time he works full-time for Bonneville Industrial Supply as an outside salesman.
"Wood Badge has taught me the importance of communication. Give it a chance and Wood Badge WILL change your life!”
"Scouting is for the youth, how we teach and interact with them now will shape our future, not just here in eastern Idaho but throughout the world.”
vAimee Barry, Scribe

She currently works for United Medical Solutions as Director of Business Support Services. I love to serve others, especially the youth, and have worked with either the Scouts or the young women in my church since I was married. I am currently serving as Boy Scout Advancement Chairman, District Webmaster, and Cubmaster in our Community Pack.
"My husband turned me on to Scouting not long after we were married; however it took a while for me to go to Wood Badge (13 years, but only 5 years after he went). Wood Badge has taught me so much about life. It has changed every aspect of my life, work, Scouting, church, family and my marriage. I am excited to share this Wood Badge spirit with each of you."
vAudrey Preston, Scribe

Audrey loves her two-fold career: she is the Chief Operating Officer of the Preston household and Creative Director for OneSmallChild.com. She is serving as a Committee Member for her unit.
When asked what Wood Badge means to her, she replied “Wood Badge has opened my eyes to the influence each one of us can have in the lives of others. You can and will make a difference!”
vRod Silcock, Troop Guide
Rod and his wife, Marilyn raised son Steve and daughter Richelle, who have presented them with seven grandchildren, age 12 and under: Dylan, Braxton, Madison, Ethan, Jadyn, Easton and Jaslyn.
Rod is an OWL, currently watching over his Venture Crew. He has also worked previously as a Scoutmaster and District Chairman. During business hours, he works for Idaho Material Handling as a Forklift Service Tech.
He shares, "Wood Badge takes scouting to a higher level for all involved."
vLisa Petersen, Troop Guide
Lisa is married to Ed Petersen. They have five wonderful kids: four handsome boys and one beautiful girl.
She is employed by the Grand Teton Council, and is an active scouting volunteer, displaying her BUFFALO strength as: a fearless Webelos Leader, Tendoy District Committee Member, Council Venturing Committee Member. Lisa has also served as a Den Leader and as the Tendoy District Cub Scout Chair.
vKarl Scherbel, Troop Guide
Karl is married to Holli, and together they are raising five children, ages 9, 7, 6, 3, and 3 months. He works as a professional land surveyor.
This detail-oriented EAGLE currently serves as a Chartered Organization Rep, and has previously filled positions as Venture Advisor, Scoutmaster, and 11-year-old Leader.
"Woodbadge provides effective tools for leadership in scouting and life."
vCecile Christensen, Troop Guide

Cecile is an experienced homemaker, and a Girl's Camp pro. She has served the Scouting organization as a Den Leader and as a staff member on a previous Wood Badge course.
Wood Badge "made me crazy...not really--it made me appreciate how scouting started and the continued progress of it."
vGlenna Hudman, Troop Guide

Glenna and her husband Kevin have raised four children (currently ranging in ages from 31 to 23) and are now enjoying the perks of being grandparents to five (ages 9, 6, 4, 2, 18 months).
A mighty BEAR for the remainder of her days, Glenna holds positions as Associate Advisor to Crew 3006, Recognition Chairman and Public Relation Chair for the Centennial District. She has also put in time as a Bear Den Leader and Webelo Den Leader.
She shares, "Wood Badge has helped me become a better person. It has challenged me to stretch and grow in ways that I had to really work at to achieve."
vMatt Crane, Troop Guide
vMat Holtman, Troop Guide
Mat is married to Desiree, and they are busy raising Payson 9, Raynee 7, and Wyley 2. He is currently employed by Advanced Custom Electric in Jackson, WY.
Mat's BOBWHITE skills are currently being utilized in his position as COR. He has filled the positions of Venturing Advisor and DIstrict Varsity Chairman in the past.
Mat says, "I love people, the outdoors, and I'm excited to feel the Wood Badge spirit again. Wood Badge has helped me to see the Vision!!! I hope others can come to see it, too!!"
vKalob Parsons, Troop Guide
Kalob and his wife, Amy, are the parents of four girls and one boy. He is an awesome audiologist for the Regional Balance and Hearing Center.
This amazing ANTELOPE is performing the duties of Scoutmaster, and has previous experience as an Assistant Scoutmaster.
What has Wood Badge done for him? "Wood Badge has allowed me to see what is possible and given me a goal to work for."
vJoseph Liljenquist, Quartermaster
Joseph is an EAGLE married to Wendy (an OWL) and raising two sons: Jackson 14 and Maxwell 4.
He is an orthopaedic surgeon in his off-scouting hours, in which he fills a position as Assistant Scoutmaster.
Says he, "Wood Badge helped me understand that our focus in scouting should be instilling in our young men and women the values of the Scout Oath and Law."
BOBWHITE Tom co-oversees his covey of eight offspring with wife Dana: David 30, Cody 26, Tash 24, Jessica 18, Ryan 17, Katie 12, Kole 12, and Abby 11. (plus three grandchildren)
He works for Pocatello Nissan Kia, and serves as an Assistant Scoutmaster in his unit, with previous experience as a Scoutmaster.
Wood Badge has given him confidence and a desire to help others. He says, "Wood Badge is not just for scouting. It helps in everyday life."
He works for Pocatello Nissan Kia, and serves as an Assistant Scoutmaster in his unit, with previous experience as a Scoutmaster.
Wood Badge has given him confidence and a desire to help others. He says, "Wood Badge is not just for scouting. It helps in everyday life."
vLorin Clinger, Quartermaster

Lorin is a District Advancement Chairman, and has performed the duties of Scoutmaster, Assistant Scoutmaster and Webelos Leader for the Boy Scouts of America.
"I think a quote from Lord Baden-Powell says more about what Wood Badge has done for me: 'The most worth-while thing is to try to put happiness into the lives of others.'"
vKevin L. Turner, Head Cook

Kevin is a Webelos Leader and a Venture Crew Advisor, and has previously filled scouting positions including District Roundtable Staff and Committee Chairman. In his off-scouting hours, he is a Route Supervisor and Garbage Truck Driver for PSI Waste Systems.
Wood Badge "has made me more involved with scouting...I enjoy it."
vBarbara Gibson, Cook

This devoted EAGLE is currently a District Scout Chairman, and has experience as a Den Mother, Pack Committee Chairman, 11-year-old Scout Leader, and District Cub Chairman.
"Wood Badge has offered me opportunities for growth that I never would have had otherwise. It continues to help me in my life, and offers opportunities to get to know the very special people who come for this training."
vDavid Sharp, Cook

His current scouting positions include: Community Pack Cubmaster, Assistant Scoutmaster, and District Roundtable Staff. This discerning BOBWHITE and proud Eagle Scout has also served as a Varsity Coach and 11-year-old Scout Leader.
Wood Badge has taught David "the importance of well-trained leaders"
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