T149_HISTORY

"A man never stands as tall as when he stoops down to help a child".(Royal Rangers)

Our mission statement is to build character, citizenship
and leadership in these young men, by following the main scout
principles: Scout Oath and Law and instill in them
a sense of character, responsibility, and confidence.
Troop 149 is led by the scouts under the direction of
the Senior Patrol Leader and the Leadership Commitee.
This committee is made up of the Scoutmaster and his
assistants and the Troop Committee. Our meetings are held
every Monday from 7:00PM until 8:30PM at the Fellowship
Hall of the Bethlehem United Methodist Church, in the scenic
town of West Chester, County Seat of Chester County in
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Every first Monday,
the PLC (Patrol Leaders Council) holds a 'green bar'
planning meeting with all the patrol and assistant patrol
leaders to set the theme for the month. And every first Tuesday,
our troop commitee meets to review the direction and status of the
program and to plan or review our fundraising efforts,
finance status and coordinate troop events.
The troop is divided into several Patrols, with each patrol
having between 6 to 8 scouts. There are currently 44 registered
boys in the troop.

Troop Committee Members.

Why am I a Leader? I'm not a Scout Leader for the easy hours, high pay, parents' gratitude, power or prestige. I'm a Leader because I want the world for your son or daughter or mine. A world they can share and help shape: a world of love and laughter where they can show compassion. I want to help them learn to finish anything they start and do it well and to guide them to know their self-worth with a deeper understanding of themselves. I want to help shape men and women who have strength of character and are sensitive to the needs of others. I want them to be the best they can be - whether as career people or tradesmen, young adults who are the hearts of the family. In giving my time and myself I reap rewards far beyond what I give. I receive a better world for my children and future generations. I'm a Scout Leader because I care. (unknown) “In a hundred years, no one will care what kind of car you drove or what kind of house you lived in. But the world might be better if you have made a difference in the life of one child.” (UNKNOWN)

I'm not a Scout Leader for the easy hours, high pay, parents' gratitude, power or prestige.
I'm a Leader because I want the world for your son or daughter or mine.
A world they can share and help shape: a world of love and laughter where they can show compassion.
I want to help them learn to finish anything they start and do it well and to guide them to know their self-worth with a deeper understanding of themselves.
I want to help shape men and women who have strength of character and are sensitive to the needs of others.
I want them to be the best they can be - whether as career people or tradesmen, young adults who are the hearts of the family.
In giving my time and myself I reap rewards far beyond what I give. I receive a better world for my children and future generations.

I'm a Scout Leader because I care. (unknown)

“In a hundred years, no one will care what kind of car you drove or what kind of house you lived in.
But the world might be better if you have made a difference
in the life of one child.” (UNKNOWN)

TROOP 149