Chris Riehn Awarded Beads at Roundtable

Sharon Pyle helps with the neckerchief

Alan Gunselman displays the beads

Magazine Mountain's District Executive, Chris Riehn, was awarded his Wood Badge beads at a ceremony conducted at the district Roundtable in Russellville  Thursday evening.  Participating in the ceremony were Harold and Sharon Pyle and Chris' in-laws, Alan and Mary Gunselman along with the Scoutmaster of S8-16-11-1.  In addition to the usual regalia Chris was given a special set of carved "Fox" beads made by Alan, a fellow Fox. 

Congratulations Chris!!

Brian Barker Beaded at Troop 36 Court of Honor

Brian Barker of the Beaver Patrol was awarded his beads, woggle and neckerchief at Bentonville's Troop 36 court of honor Monday night, June 3rd.  It was the second attempt to award the beads as the first scheduled award ceremony had to be cancelled due to the extreme weather.  This one went off without any delay.  Brian's wife and son assisted with the beading.  His parents were in attendance too making it a real family event....and speaking of FAMILY...You should know that Brian's wife delivered their next child the day after Wood Badge was over!!  ...AND...they very recently had another addition guaranteeing involvement in Scouting for years to come!!  Thanks for supporting Scouting Brian...and congratulations!! 

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Cleeo Wright Awarded Beads at Pinewood Derby

 
On a beautiful Memorial Day morning Pack 166 of Rogers gathered to compete in their annual Pinewood Derby.  During a break in the very competitive racing Cleeo Wright of the BEAVER Patrol (....got it right THAT time!!)  was awarded his beads, neckerchief and woggle by Scoutmaster Spain.  It was a wonderful time to honor this dedicated Scout leader who has accomplished much and who will accomplish much more as Scouting moves forward.   Congratulations Cleeo!!
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Robert Sutton Awarded Beads at Outdoor Ceremony

On a beautiful Saturday night at Green Valley Bible Camp near Monte Ne, Robert Sutton of the Eagle Patrol conducted his final pack meeting for Pack 121 where he has been Cubmaster of a huge and active Pack.  Before that, however, he was recognized for completing his Wood Badge training and ticket and received his beads from the Scoutmaster assisted by Mark Puente.

It was a huge gathering of active boys, parents, grandparents, and Scout leaders who enjoyed a camp out and dinner cooked outside.  It was quite obvious to this course director that Pack 121 who recognized Robert for his service to the Pack will miss him but that they have benefited greatly from his commitment to Scouting and that he leaves the Pack in the hands of adults who will carry on the example.  How do I know that?...some have signed up for Wood Badge!!
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Triple Beading at May Cornerstone Roundtable

Ty Manning (Owl Patrol) , Don Moseley (Bobwhite Patrol) and Wade Colwell (Eagle Patrol) received their beads at the Cornerstone Roundtable Thursday night.  Many Scouters braved the cold, wet (and weird!) May weather to celebrate with this trio. Congratulations guys!!!

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Don Moseley

Ty Manning

Wade Colwell

Joel Rownak Receives Beads

Joel Rownak, proud Bobwhite Patrol member, received his beads at Troop 122's court of honor Sunday, April 28th in Rogers. Assisted by Tracy Jandebuer and Susan Hennessee, Scoutmaster Spain presented the beads, woggle and neckerchief. 
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Charles Shirley Beaded at Pack 19 Cross Over

Charles Shirley of the Fox Patrol received his beads at the annual Cross Over ceremony for Pack 19.  On what seemed like a cold winter night that was actually a very cold spring night, many adults and boys from Pack 19 enjoyed a great Webelos cross over ceremony as well as getting to celebrate with Charles as he received his beads.  His son, Charley, shown here standing next to him, placed the beads and the neckerchief around his Dad's neck. 

Congratulations Charles!!

Charles kneels so Charley can place beads around his neck.