Pack Leadership
Pack 843 relies on dedicated parent volunteers to run a successful program every year. There are opportunities big and small for parents who would like to be more involved.
The Pack's current leadership is below. To learn more about the available leadership positions and coordinator roles or additional ways to you can help contact a Pack leader. Detailed descriptions of Leadership Role Descriptions are available in this document.
In addition to formal leadership roles, the Pack will always need help from Parents to make the Pack run be on the lookout for ways to BACK YOUR PACK!
Pack Leadership
Chartered Organization Representative - Jeffrey Cramlet
Pack Committee Chair - Holly Lawrence
Cubmaster - Chris Weydig
Assistant Cubmasters - David Kirker & Mike Lawrence
Treasurer - Jennifer Schafer
Den Leaders
Arrow of Light - Wendy Richter & Jessica Cracolice
Webelos - Tim Shea & John Nye
Bears - Michelle Suter
Wolf - Phil Vallera, Russ Brax & Herb Thorndal
Tigers - Jessica Cracolice & Brenda Halling
Lions - Den Now Forming
Coordinators & Pack Committee
Popcorn Kernels - Michelle Suter & Trish Shea
Recruiting & Membership Coordinator - vacant
Advancement Coordinator - Ben Thiel & Siva Tadi
Service Projects Coordinator - John Semeraro
Pinewood Derby - Bear Den Parents
Blue Gold Banquet - Webelos Den Parents
Parent Involvement
Parents play an important role in the Pack regardlesss of if they have a formal leadership position. All the leaders of Pack 843 are volunteers and have many other obligations, it takes everyone to help out at one time or another. We understand parents have other obligations and may feel they are too busy to take on any additional duties, but we depend on parents to help provide the good program we have.
We will ask every parent – including you – to help the pack in some capacity with our activities. All parents/adults should take Youth Protection Training which is available anytime online at http://my.scouting.org. Not only does it make you ready to help out when needed, it also helps you fully understand the policies and practices the Boys Scout of America has implemented to protect our youth.
Cub Scouting is a family activity, and Den/Pack meetings are a great place for family involvement. There are many ways to help the Pack be successful and every parent can bring unique contributions to the Pack.