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August 2018 Volume 23—Number 8www.hoac-bsa.org • (816) 942-9333

INSIDE THIS ISSUE …“Scout Me In” Recruitment Resources ............................................Page 3

Offering Iconic BSA Programs to Boys & Girls ................................Page 4

Cub Scout Family Campouts Return this Fall ..................................Page 8

Eagle Scout Project Honors Memory of Fallen Officers .................0

Heart of America Council

COUNCIL CALENDAR

August

15 Council Properties Committee Meeting

15 Council Training Committee Meeting

16 School Night Report Meeting

17 STEM Committee Meeting

18 T-Bones Scout Night

21 Council High Adventure Committee Meeting

22 Council Advancement Committee Meeting

23 George Meany Award Dinner

25 Popcorn Seller’s Academy (South)

28 Council Commissioners Meeting

September

1 Bartle Work Day

3 Labor Day—Council Service Center Closed

5 Council Day Camp Meeting

7 Popcorn Sale Begins

12 University of Scouting Committee Meeting

12 Council Camping Committee Meeting

15 Truman Library Merit Badge Program

30 Sporting Kansas City Scout Night

Camp Staff Presented More Than $150,000 in College Scholarships

The 2018 summer camping season is in the books and thanks to our amazing sum-mer camp staff, our campers have memories to last a lifetime. Each year, through

the generosity of our donors, we are able to award our camp staff with college scholar-ships. This summer, 104 camp staff members from the Theodore Naish and H. Roe Bartle Scout Reservations and Rotary Scout Camp, received more than $150,000 in college scholarships through our Camp Staff College Scholarship Program.

2019 Council Recognition BanquetFebruary 15 | Marriott Muehlebach

Mark your calendars for February 15, 2019 for our Council Recognition Banquet. Our Council Recognition

Banquet is held annually to recognize the volunteers of the Heart of America Council. The highlight of the evening is the

presentation of the Silver Beaver Award, the highest recognition presented at the council level. Silver Beaver and North Star award nominations are due September 1st, 2018.

Nomination forms available at www.hoac-bsa.org/annual-recognition-dinner.

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Scout Me In School Night for Scouting

It’s August and that means back to school and back to Scouting. Recruitment season is upon us and thousands of kids across Kansas City are ready to say

Scout Me In! With an exciting new take on what it’s like to be a Scout, our new Scout Me In recruitment campaign features both boys and girls and invites everyone to join the fun and adventure of Scouting.

So, is your pack ready to recruit? From flyers to videos to social media images, we’ve got you covered with resources to welcome new families. Download the latest recruitment resources at www.hoac-bsa.org/pack-recruitment-resources.

School Night Calendar

August 15-31: Promote your School Night for Scouting at your school’s Sign-up Night, Back to School Night or Ice Cream Social.

August-September: Hold your School Night for Scouting and follow up with families who didn’t sign up that night.

September-October: Schedule a 2nd chance recruitment within 4 weeks of your original School Night. These are ideally done in conjunction with an already scheduled pack event.

September-October: Send leaders to face-to-face trainings.

September-October: Encourage new families to attend Cub Scout Family Campouts.

October: Send thank you notes to volunteers, principals and chartered organizations.

New Recruitment T-ShirtsScout in style this fall with our updated join Scouting t-shirts. We’re going blue in 2018 with this ultra-soft Kansas City inspired tee. Exclusively for our new members, all Cub Scouts who join this fall will receive this shirt for FREE! In order to qualify, the Scout must turn in a completed application, with fees, at School Night or online. Additional adult shirts will be available for purchase at www.hoac-bsa.org.

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Offering Iconic BSA Programs to Boys & GirlsFamily Scouting is here and it’s offering ALL iconic BSA programs to both boys and

girls. This historic change stems from an overwhelming response from parents who want both their sons and daughters involved in innovative programs that also build character.

Right now, our Cub Scout program is open to boys and girls in grades K-5. Starting in February of 2019, both boys and girls ages 11-17 will be welcome to join Scouts BSA, previously known as our Boy Scout program. Just as before, these Scouts will earn merit badges, go camping and work toward the Eagle Scout Award. The organization name, Boy Scouts of America, will not change.

“…the Cub Scouting and the Scouts BSA programs will not be co-ed.”

It is important to note that the Cub Scouting and the Scouts BSA programs will not be co-ed. Instead, the BSA has introduced a unique model that builds on the benefits of a single-gender program while also providing character and leadership opportunities for both boys and girls. In Cub Scouts, girls and boys will be in an all-boy or all-girl den. In Scouts BSA, boys will form an all-boy troop while girls will form an all-girl troop.

For Family Scouting FAQ’s, infographics and more go to www.scouting.org/familyscouting

FAMILY SCOUTING VIDEO SERIES

With a historic change like this, there’s bound to be a lot of questions. So, exactly what’s changing and what’s staying the same? We’ve created a new video series to help answer your questions about Family Scouting, including key implementation topics and how your unit can gear up to successfully execute the new enhancements in your Scouting program.

Share and download Family Scouting videos now at www.vimeo.com/hoacbsa


Salute to SummerSummer = FUN! It’s the time to kick back, relax and enjoy the great outdoors, which means summer camp! From training our Cub Scouts to be Super Heroes to exploring science in the outdoor classroom to camping for ten days, thousands of Scouts in the Heart of America Council had a blast and made memories that will last a lifetime at summer camp this year. Here are some of our favorite photos from summer of eighteen.

Number of Scouts Camping in 2018 15,266

Friendship Caravan Brings Taste of Israeli Scouting to KCThe Israeli Scouts Friendship Caravan made tour stops in Kansas City again this summer. Two performances were held at the

Jewish Community Center in Overland Park in July and one at the H. Roe Bartle Scout Reservation and Theodore Naish Scout Reservation.

Each show included songs in Hebrew, English and Yiddish,

bringing about a lively, fun-filled taste of Israel and International Scouting to Kansas City. Each Friendship Caravan consists of five male and five female Israeli Scouts. This is the only organized and ongoing Scout entertainment corps program in the world.

First started in 1973, it is staffed entirely by Scouts, and travels throughout North America each summer. Learn more about the Israel Scouts Friendship Caravan at www.israelscouts.org/friendship-caravan.

Memories of Camp NaishBy Andy Dubill—Council Historian

The words Camp Naish evoke special memories for everyone who has ever camped there. A Scout’s camp is indeed a special place in his heart and mind. Several former campers shared their thoughts about the Theodore Naish Scout Reservation and the memories they will cherish for a lifetime.

Joe Combs—a Naish camper from 1935 through 1940—remembered, “I wish to give my thanks for the wonderful training that I was fortunate to receive from such a dedicated staff. This training helped me later in life. The Eagles from our troop learned their skills at Camp Naish and became officers in all the branches of service in World War II and went on to successful careers. These friendships continue today.”

Dave Evans remembers going to camp the week before staff week just to enjoy the peace and reverence of the grounds. “Naish is my home away from home,” said Evans. “It’s honestly my favorite place on earth.”

Jody Tucker said, “My dad camped there as a kid and his father was a Scoutmaster who took kids there for twenty years.” Jody’s grandfather

was active as a Scoutmaster and had some contact with Mrs. Naish regarding her donation of the property to the Boy Scouts.

If you have questions about Scouting history that would be good topics for future columns, email Andy Dubill at [email protected].

One Event, Once in a Lifetime2019 World Scout JamboreeIn 2019, the World Scouting Jamboree will be in the USA for the first time since 1967. The Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia will welcome Scouts from 165 different countries for 10 days. The WSJ’s goal is to be an educational event to promote peace and understanding among young people from diverse cultures. Each day will be filled with adventure, new friendship, and cultural experiences as Scouts meet fellow Scouts from around the world. The theme for the 24th Jamboree is “Unlock a New World” to showcase the new adventures, cultures and friendships that will be shared by Scouts from around the world. To learn how you can get involved and to join the Heart of America Council contingent, email Tom Johnson at [email protected].

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Chiefs Host Scouting & Sports Marketing Forum Alumni Association Pro Series Event On July 26, Scouting supporters and sports marketing professionals from across Kansas City gathered for a unique panel discussion and exclusive networking opportunity at the new Arrowhead Stadium Locker Room Club. The Alumni Association Pro Series event helped showcase local Scouting programs and how marketing trends are connecting families and sports enthusiasts across Kansas City. Special thanks to our panel of experts for their incredible insight and be on the lookout for our next Pro Series event this fall.

Our Sports Marketing Forum Panel of experts featured Brian Johnston, Sponsorship Focus, Kim Hobbs, Kansas City Chiefs, Sandy Cohen, Union Broadcasting, and Brad Porter, 810 Sports Radio WHB and Eagle Scout.

Fun for the Whole FamilyCub Scout Family Campouts Return this September

Bring the entire family to one of 4 campouts at Naish or Bartle this fall. This is the perfect chance to create Scouting memories with your family and it’s sure to be an adventure! You’ll have the chance to try your hand at Scouting activities from archery to STEM and MORE! Cost is only $10 per person and includes all meals. Pre-register now at www.ScoutCamping.org.

STEM Rally On October 10, the Heart of America Council will host its inaugural STEM Rally at the Theodore Naish Scout Reservation. Sponsored by Honeywell and featuring our STEMovation Lab, students and teachers will learn how to incorporate STEM inside and outside of the classroom. This event serves as the perfect forum for students to have fun while learning and for teachers and administrators to see what STEM resources are right in their backyard. For more information or to sign-up your school or business, visit www.stemcamping.org.

Scout Weekend

Halloween Haunt at Worlds of FunOctober 19 – 21 Enjoy a spooky Scout deal at Halloween Haunt at Worlds of Fun October 19-21. Each Scout exclusive ticket will include a patch, park entry and a backstage tour of a coaster and haunted house! Make plans now to what promises to be a new Halloween favorite!

Advance tickets on sale now at worldsoffun.com/save. Be sure to include username Boy and password Scouts.


Giving Honor Where Honor Is DueEagle Scout Project Honors Fallen OfficersSubmitted by: Public Affairs and Community Outreach—Johnson County Kansas Sheriff ’s Office

September 11, 2016 will be forever etched in the collective memory of the Johnson County, Kansas Sheriff ’s Office. In the early morning, Master

Deputy Brandon Collins conducted a traffic stop. While sitting in his vehicle verifying driver information, an intoxicated driver struck Brandon’s vehicle from behind killing him instantly. Master Deputy Collins lost his life that day serving his community.

In the months following Brandon’s death, Tribute Stone© donated a memorial audio device to pay homage to his memory. This device layers sound and information to tell the important story of not only Brandon’s death, but his life as well. This was placed temporarily in the Operations Building of the Sheriff ’s Office, but a more permanent location was desired in order to pay proper tribute.

Through the course of fate, several deputies were making a presentation at a local high school speaking to the Public Safety Academy students. The students in this program have committed to a life direction of public service through law enforcement and fire rescue. One of the students Luke Gwartney, approached the deputies and asked if the Sheriff ’s Office would have a project he could work on for his Eagle Scout rank.

Luke began the Scouting program in the 1st grade with Pack 3084. He is now part of Troop 83 in Olathe, Kansas and is entering his junior year of high school. Luke has demonstrated dedication and commitment to the Scout tradition of “Service, community engagement and leadership development” as he makes his way to Scouting’s highest rank, Eagle Scout.

The initial discussions on a new memorial led to a grassy area in front of the Operations building. Luke went to work on the design which included a granite bench, landscaping, lighting and the Tribute Stone that had been previously donated. A friend of Troop 83 took Luke’s design and used computer aided drafting technology to put the finishing touches on it. Luke’s project also included securing funding for the memorial and he was able to help raise more than $8,000 for the project.

Construction of the memorial started in March of 2018 and will be formally dedicated this September. Because of Luke’s dedication and leadership, this memorial will pay tribute to the sacrifice and brotherhood of law enforcement for many generations. When asked about the impact it will have Luke said, “I wanted to do something above and beyond just planting a tree or placing a bush. I wanted to honor the men and women of the Sheriff ’s Office.” He also said, “Looking back, my best memory will be the connection I have with the Sheriff ’s Office and the friends from Scouting I have made.”

Luke and his team

This project drew the interest of local media

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To remember a loved one or honor a friend, mail your check to Memorials & Tributes, Heart of America Council, Endowment Fund, P.O. Box 414177, Kansas City, MO 64141-4177.

In Memory of:

Robert BonarDick & Marcia DeVoe

Carl EichenbergerClark Israel

Carol EkerClark Israel

David HernandezLarry & Sandy Klosterman

Verlyn LeikerNathalie ElliottKenneth & Carol HertelLevy Craig Law FirmChristine & John SappenfieldW & K Wietharn

Clara ReedAmerican Legion Auxiliary #131Steven & Sadie BooneDeems & Barbara BrooksMichelle BurdenR. Dale & Barbara CarderGarrett Crouch IIID & C DavisLoren & Belva FarnsworthRuth JonesBryan & Dianne LEEJames & Karen MartinDavie & Barbara RestMelvin TheroffCynthia UrbanskiRandy & Donette VickJimmy & Deborah WardLloyd & Becky White

Deputy Patrick RohrerZachary Shafran

In Memory of: Bill Vandenberg Jr & In Honor of: Bill Vandenberg SrNick BadgerowThomas & Linda GirardPeter & Catherine GrasslRobert KlineThomas & Nancy OlsonRobert OverlySteven & Polly RevareAndrew RowlandShannon Tucker

Larry Winn JrKansas City Life Insurance Co.

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2018 Sale Schedule8.11.18 Seller’s Academy—Cerner Riverport Campus8.25.18 Seller’s Academy—Overland Park

Convention Center8.26.18 Show ‘n Sell Orders Due Online

9.7.18 Show ‘n Sell Distribution9.7.18 Popcorn Sale Starts

10.1.18 Early Bird Fill-It-Up Orders Due10.20.18 Product Return Day10.22.18 Final Orders Due Online

10.24.18 District Kernels Meeting11.7.18 Fill-It-Up Orders Due Online11.7.18 Prize Orders Due Online11.9.18 Product Distribution

11.13.18 Commissions Finalized and Invoices Mailed

11.30.18 Scholarship Forms Due12.5.18 Final Payments Due1.19.19 Big Winner Dinner

LEAVING A LEGACYBecome a James E. West Fellow

Those who are recognized by the James E. West Fellowship Award will cast their own “lengthened shadow” as they help ensure the Scouting legacy by helping create the finan-cial stability needed to carry Scouting in the next century.

The James E. West Fellow-ship Award is a recogni-tion authorized by the National Council, BSA and presented by the Heart of America Council to individuals who contribute $1,000 or more in cash or securities to the council endowment. This contri-bution is in addition to, and should not diminish or replace, the donor’s annual gift support.

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Blue ElkTroop 1692 Jase Glenn Tipton Derrick Kruse, SMTroop 1282 Jeremy David Humphrey Scott Howell, SMTroop 1492 Tristan David Mason Powell Smith Ronnie, SMTroop 1692 Kyle Andrew Conner Derrick Kruse, SMTroop 1206 Blake Michael Pearson Scotty Martin, SMTroop 1255 Caleb Scott Ridings Brian Osgood, SMTroop 1692 Jase Glenn Tipton Kruse Derrick, SMTroop 1383 Jackson Lawrence Warman Gary Mineo, SMTroop 1692 Kyle Andrew Conner Derrick Kruse, SMTroop 1206 William Coltyn Levi Weston Scotty Martin, SMTroop 1161 John Charles Sylvester Heath Freiley, SMTroop 1138 Dakota Lee Napper Travis Guest, SMTroop 1255 Hayden Kyle White Brian Osgood, SM

Big MuddyTroop 1243 Stanley Blake Hostetter Mark Ives, SM

Golden EagleTroop 1412 Keaton Grant Clouse Timothy Helton, SMTroop 1992 Connor Michael Keough Dennis Wycoff, SMTroop 1992 Cade Bryan Martsching Dennis Wycoff, SMTroop 1460 Patrick Nathaniel Biggs Gregory Boggs, SMTroop 1303 Joseph Carl Engle II Joseph Engle, SMTroop 1309 Kole Brian Kennedy Timothy Denney, SMTroop 176 Zarius Porus Buharivala David Davis, SMTroop 1247 Thomas Michael Stump Frank Reinsch, SMTroop 1271 David Christopher Walker Steven Busch, SM

High TrailTroop 1778 Jared Thomas Luhring William Lewis, SMTroop 1054 Connor William Chism Michael Tota, SMTroop 1391 Hector Emilio Caballero III Kevin Albright, SMTroop 1262 Cameron Alan Hurt Peter Lee, SMTroop 1264 Merrick Steele Makowski Gregory Nyhus, SMTroop 1264 Vaughn Lee Griffith Gregory Nyhus, SM

Iron HorseTroop 225 Alexey Keeling Quick Ed Davey, SMTroop 201 Cameron Morris Porter Walter Fagen, SMTroop 494 Judson Alexander Buckner Timothy Edmondson, SMTroop 201 Jack Mason Donley Walter Fagen, SMTroop 315 Daniel Shaun Eagan Kevin Gibson, SMTroop 315 Charles Brett Smith Kevin Gibson, SMTroop 182 Matthew Blake Shrader Brian Gordon, SMTroop 122 Brian Thomas Hare Gregory Kristoff, SMTroop 888 Nathaniel George Sawchak Heather Foster, SMTroop 315 Jackson Thomas Caldwell Kevin Gibson, SMTroop 888 Zane Bailey Stutzman Heather Foster, SMTroop 412 Aaron Christopher Koehler Brett Emch, SMTroop 412 Jacob John Berezoski Brett Emch, SMTroop 289 Dalton Wayne Wilson Douglas Dvorak, SMTroop 487 Logan Scott Keller Samuel Hanlin, SMTroop 289 Maverick Wayne Edwards Douglas Dvorak, SMTroop 487 Jason Patrick Thun Samuel Hanlin, SMTroop 88 Shawn Alexander Nutt Jeffrey Flannery, SMTroop 182 Evan Paul Mayo Brian Gordon, SM

KawTroop 357 Simon Cosmo McKinney Stevens David Ayers, SMTroop 45 James Peter Selleck Steven Rupert, SM

Lone BearTroop 1400 Jacob Michael Berry Eric Duffendack, SMTroop 1400 Joshua Ryan Banks Eric Duffendack, SMTroop 1340 Brenden Christopher Shepard Mark Humphrey, SM

Mormon TrailTroop 1546 Asa Ryan Allen Joshua Bailey, SMTroop 785 Zachary Tyler Peterson Shawn Gotfredson, SMTroop 158 Kenton Russell Felmlee Daren Carlisle, SMTroop 117 Christopher Kipling Kennedy James Kennedy, SMTroop 1099 Kobe Daniel Hagen Ryan Lawter, SMTroop 784 Evan Matthew Haight Ryan Hull, SMTroop 1417 Tyson Jacob Gutzman Parco Lars Floden, SMTroop 49 Ethan Douglas Chadwick Mark Melaas, SM

Northern LightsTroop 1444 Patrick Guy Smith Lawrence Bates, SMTroop 1393 Zachary David Weinreich McCoy Edward, SMTroop 1314 Noah Riley Beckert Ryan Hughes, SMTroop 1333 Jeremiah David Thornton Jr Adams Ronald, SMTroop 1495 Daniel Jamison Cowley Christopher Conner, SMTroop 1393 William Thomas Quasa McCoy Edward, SM

PelatheTroop 55 Jacob Martin Wolf Eric Gabrielson, SM

Pioneer TrailsTroop 1046 Trevor Christopher Rey Duane Ball, SMTroop 1016 John Albert Benson II Stephen Sproull, SMTroop 1118 Joseph Miller Hayes David Safley, SMTroop 1118 Patrick Thurston Hayes David Safley, SMTroop 1118 Andrew Philip Lombardi David Safley, SMTroop 1016 Maxwell Alexander Sproull Stephen Sproull, SM

Soaring EagleTroop 92 George Clayton Bennett Gregory Reynolds, SMTroop 10 Bennett Michael Tuel David Powell, SMTroop 1061 Jacob Irving Bell Brian Bell, SMTroop 92 Trent Alexander Bandre Gregory Reynolds, SMTroop 483 Tracey Ray Forster Anthony Parrack, SMTroop 218 Ryan Drake Ingraham Jeff Smith, SMTroop 222 Ian Alexander Morrow Marcus Adinolfi, SMTroop 324 Grant Alexander Clark Kent Bredehoeft , SMTroop 10 Tyler Keith Wolf David Powell, SMTroop 92 Evan Davis Clymer Gregory Reynolds, SMTroop 218 Nikhil Chandra Mathur Jeff Smith, SMTroop 449 Samuel James Hurt Russell Kohl, SMTroop 1061 James Reid Mendel Brian Bell, SM

Spirit TrailTroop 1510 Joshua James Camp Paul Fyffe , SMTroop 1163 Cody Dean Westmoreland Frank Inglis, SMTroop 1003 McKay Paul Phillips Michael Walker, SMTroop 1111 Joseph Lang Samson Thomas Hines III, SMTroop 1163 Trevor Charles Newport Frank Inglis, SM

Shawnee TrailsTroop 401 Kyle Declan Cunningham Bradley Cunningham, SMTroop 181 Andrew James Swiecicki Edwin Smith, SMTroop 136 Adam Glenn McElroy Michael Straughn, SMTroop 93 Bradley Wayne Park Myrl Wear, SMTroop 358 Trevor Worthington Hale Jason Parker , SMTroop 282 Joseph Recardo Sheeran Michael Wegner, SMTroop 93 Alexander Joshua Cupp Myrl Wear, SMTroop 98 Jackson Charles Bibb Daniel Fontaine, SMTroop 93 David Lee Cunningham Myrl Wear, SMTroop 381 Calvin Michael Nelson John Lilak, SMTroop 98 Jordan Marc Mugmon Daniel Fontaine, SMTroop 401 Spencer Charles Kaleko Bradley Cunningham, SMTroop 257 Alexander Collin Erwin Andrew Russell, SMTroop 1510 Arthur Christian Wright Paul Fyffe , SMTroop 194 Adam Thomas Kopitke Rick Harris, SM

Twin RiversTroop 101 Thomas Michael Arnett Kerry Anglin, SM

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