About Our Pack

We Educate and Inspire

Cub Scout Pack 175 is a vibrant community dedicated to guiding young scouts through their formative years with enriching experiences that foster growth, character, and skills. Founded on the principles of the Scout Oath and Law, our pack is committed to providing a supportive environment where every member can learn, lead, and thrive. We place a strong emphasis on family involvement, believing that the support of loved ones is crucial to the development of our scouts’ sense of responsibility, respect, and citizenship.

Our pack meetings are the highlight of our monthly activities, where scouts gather to celebrate their achievements and take on new challenges. Throughout the year, we engage in a variety of activities ranging from camping and hiking to community service projects and educational workshops. These activities are designed not only to teach practical skills and teamwork but also to instill a lifelong appreciation for the outdoors and a commitment to serving others.

Leadership development is at the core of what we do, equipping our scouts with the confidence and skills necessary to lead both within and outside of our pack. Our experienced leaders and volunteers are dedicated to mentoring scouts in a fun, safe, and encouraging setting. We work closely with parents and guardians to ensure that each scout’s journey is rewarding and aligned with the values that make scouting a unique and invaluable experience. Through our collective efforts, Cub Scout Pack 175 aims to inspire and prepare the next generation of community leaders and responsible citizens.

Leadership appointments are typically for three years unless the scout ages out.

While there is no “official” term length. We hope to have most of our leaders in their role for 3 years unless their child crosses over to the troop beforehand.

Pack Leadership

Sarah Shaw Pack Committee Chair

The Pack Committee Chair plays a pivotal role in steering Cub Scout Pack 175 towards success by overseeing the pack's administration and ensuring all activities align with the goals of scouting. They coordinate between scout leaders, parents, and the broader scouting community to facilitate smooth operations and enriching programs. Additionally, the Chair leads monthly committee meetings to discuss progress, set upcoming objectives, and address any challenges, ensuring the pack thrives in a collaborative and supportive environment.

Dan Ayers Cubmaster

The Cubmaster is the guiding force of Cub Scout Pack 175, leading pack meetings with enthusiasm and ensuring that each gathering is educational, enjoyable, and reflective of scouting values. They work closely with the Pack Committee Chair and other leaders to plan activities that promote character development, physical fitness, and practical skills. Beyond logistics, the Cubmaster also serves as a mentor and role model for the scouts, inspiring them to achieve their fullest potential and embrace the principles of scouting in their daily lives.

Tary Krahenbuhl Chartered Organization Representative

The Chartered Organization Representative for Cub Scout Pack 175 serves as the crucial link between Timothy Lutheran Ministries and our scouting unit. They ensure that our pack's activities and goals are in alignment with the values and objectives of the Ministries, facilitating a supportive environment that enhances the scouting experience for all members.

Our Den Leaders

The Den Leader is essential in guiding a small group of Cub Scouts through their age-specific programs, providing focused instruction, and fostering a supportive environment for growth and learning. They plan and execute weekly den meetings that are engaging and educational, helping scouts achieve their advancements while instilling core scouting values.

DAN AYERS LION DEN LEADER

KINDERGARTEN

JEREMY MONTGOMERY TIGER DEN LEADER

FIRST GRADE

ERIC SHAW WOLF

SECOND GRADE

CORY NORTHUP BEAR

THIRD GRADE

JARED LITTLEJOHN WEBELOS - MONDAY

Our Fourth Grade Monday den is smaller in size to accommodate our packs special needs scouts.

OPEN WEBELOS - WEDNESDAY

FOURTH GRADE

KRISTY BONY ARROW OF LIGHT

FIFTH GRADE

PACK LEADERSHIP

Our pack has many additional leaders who assist in a variety of ways. Any registered Adult is a member of our Pack Committee.

In addition we also create sub-committee’s specifically to organize events like the Blue & Gold Banquet, Campouts, Fundraising, and other activities.

Any parent or registered adult leader is invited to fill the roles.

Anyone who not a parent is required to complete a BSA Adult Application to participate at our pack events.

As our pack grows we have added additional positions to the Pack Committee.

Nick Dudley Treasurer

Open Pack Trainer

Open Pack Secretary

Eric Shaw Advancement Chair

Open Public Relations Chair

Open Pack Outings/Activities Chair

Open Pack Membership and Re-registration Chair

Open Fundraising Chair / Friends of Scouting

This individual also serves as our Council Popcorn Kernal and Liaison for the Friends of Scouting Campaign.

Eric Shaw Assistant Cubmaster

Open Activity Badge Counselor

Scott Honing Troop AOL Resource Person

Open Assistant Cubmaster / Succession

This Assistant Cubmaster position is part of our succession plan and is intended to become our next Cubmaster.

Open Asst. Pack Committee Chair

This position is part of our succession plan and is intended to become our next Pack Committee Chair.