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Merit Badge list Last updated on: 9/25/2006

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All Troop Badge Counselors:
 
 

      

Name
Merit Badge
Email Address
Dave Tamagne

Archery

Citizenship in the Nation*

Fishing

Rifle Shooting

Shotgun Shooting

5 merit badges
dtamagne@peoplepc.com
Mary Clark
Art
Coin Collecting
Painting
Pets
Theater

5 merit badges

gclark8191@sbcglobal.net
Chris Galicki

Astronomy

Chemistry

Fly Fishing

Geology

 

4 merit badges
chrislor@acd.net

John Johnson

Auto Mechanics
Camping*
Cycling*
Rifle Shooting
Swimming*

johnson3boys@peoplepc.com

Tim Gouwens

Backpacking
Engineering
Farm Mechanics
Hiking*
 

ironhorseranch@peoplepc.com

Bill Kwolek

Cinematography
Citizenship in the Community*
Citizenship in the World*
Environmental Science*
Salesmanship

bkwolek@engin.umich.edu

Gary Paul

Coin Collecting
Insect Study
Nature
Personal Management*
Reptile/Amphibian Study

Gary.l.Paul@aexp.com

Dave Roberts

Communications*
Cooking
Emergency Preparedness*
Golf
Sports

No Email Address

Kris Paul

Basketry
Reading
 

kris@elserandbriggs.com

Gary Voegeding

Bugling
Computers
Music
Woodwork

gvoegeding@jerviswebb.com

Bruce Bates

Dentistry
Mammal Study
 

No Email Address

Siobhan Gorman

Dog Care
First Aid*
Medicine
Reading
Scholarship

srggwb@aol.com

Kim Gouwens

Dog Care
Indian Lore
Composite Materials
 

ironhorseranch@peoplepc.com

Terri Reyst

Family Life*

c_reyst@yahoo.com

Heather Black

First Aid*
Lifesaving*

stanheather@steelersfan.net

Charles Wootke

Fish and Wildlife

charlie_wootke@usgs.gov

Diane DuRussel

Gardening
Salesmanship
Space Exploration
Theater

DuRussels@aol.com

Dennis Kittel

Canoeing
Orienteering
Personal Fitness*
Pioneering
Small Boat Sailing

rivraisin@aol.com

Diane Rickert

Leatherwork

my4kids@peoplepc.com

Greg Clark

Rifle Shooting
Shotgun Shooting

gclark8191@sbcglobal.net

Phil Maly

Canoeing

Steps for "Doing" a Merit Badge:
 
Get a Blue Card
Fill it out and signed by the Scoutmaster
Contact the MB counselor
 by e-mail or phone
After contacting the
counselor obtain a
Talk to the counselor about
how he/she wants you
to do the merit badge
by the book, worksheet,
or another way.
 
After completion take
the counselor signed
blue card to Scoutmaster
for a signiture
 
TAKE THE SIGNED BLUE
CARD TO MRS. JOHNSON
!!!
 
YOUR DONE!!!
 
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--- Recomendations ---   By Me (JON) 
 
Non-Required Merit Badges (Jon)
 
#1 Auto Mechanics
Since you'll be driving the rest of your
life it is information you need to save
money and know exactly what's wrong
when your vehicle/chevy vehicle
breaks down on the side of the road.
 
#2 Home Repairs
Since you'll most likly be the
"man of the house" you need to know basic
 skills to fix "your house" without having an
expensive mr.fixit come in and charge
 way to much!
 
#3 Weather
It was interesting and I learned alot of
info that I didn't know.  some of the info
I'am just learning now in my
college classes.
 
 
 
Required MBs that I recommend!
 
#1 First Aid
Pay attention in First Aid this is info
 that you'll need to know for the rest of
 your life especially if you're going into
 really any human service job or
 health job.
 
#2 Citizen MBs
All citizen MBs teach alot of info
 that schools teach, and also it's good
 to know how "your own" government is
 being ran.
 
#3 All Required MBs
All of the required MBs teach alot of
 info that will help you through your
 whole life.
 
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