2009 Annual Report - Chester County Council

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CHESTER COUNTY COUNCIL
2009 ANNUAL REPORT

We are pleased to bring you this Annual Report covering the activities
of the Chester County Council, Boy Scouts of America for 2009.
Our achievements were made possible through the commitment and
dedication of an excellent professional staff and more than 3400
volunteers who deliver an outstanding Scouting program to the
youth and families in our communities.
Sincerely yours,
Russell H. Neubauer
Council President
From The Council President
Our Scouting programs remain among the best in the nation. We approach the 90 th
percentile of all councils in America for the percentage of youth in our Cub Scout program
and are at, or above, the 95 th percentile for the percentage of youth in our Boy Scout
program and in all Scouting programs; the percentage of Boy Scouts who attend summer
camp; the percentage of Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts who advance in rank; and the
percentage of youth and units that stay in Scouting.
In 2009 we continued to work our 2008 - 2012 Strategic Plan to ensure the continuation of
our strong, vibrant Scouting programs. We are focused on recruiting the right volunteers
and have developed succession plans to ensure that we continue to have strong leadership
for each unit, district, and council position. We make sure that our leaders are properly
trained and supported so that they can deliver an outstanding Scouting program to our
youth. We are continuing to improve and strengthen our camps and camping programs in
order to attract and serve more youth, while we continue to ensure proper conservation and
management of our natural resources. We are taking steps to ensure that we remain a
strong, financially sustainable council by addressing the areas of revenue generation, fiscal
capacity, and good governance.
Since Scouting started in Chester County Council over 90 years ago, it has been our mission
to prepare young people to make ethical choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the
values of the Scout Oath and Law. Our council has become known throughout America for
the high percentage of youth we serve, our long tradition of delivering quality Scouting
programs, and for the strength of our fiscal management. We are proud of our programs
and progress, and we are confident that, with your continued interest and support, we will
build on our traditions and expand to better serve our youth and our communities.
Cover Photo: Westward view of Octoraro Creek from The Chapel at Camp Horseshoe. The Eagle Grove is in the group of
pine trees in the center right. Through the trees along the creek’s opposite bank are the camp’s Athletic Fields.

WORDS TO LIVE BY
TRUSTWORTHY LOYAL HELPFUL
FRIENDLY COURTEOUS KIND
OBEDIENT CHEERFUL THRIFTY
BRAVE CLEAN REVERENT
To our Community and Scout Families
The values of Scouting are embodied in the Scout Law.
The twelve points of the Scout Law, a cornerstone of the
Boy Scout program, serves as a guide for the lives of
many. Understanding and agreeing to live by the Scout
Law is one of the joining requirements a young man
completes before becoming a Scout. These words are as
relevant today as when our founders decided on the
final points in 1911, one full year following the start of
the Boy Scouts of America.
In 2009 Membership held steady through retaining more
members during rechartering in the spring and another
solid recruiting effort in the fall. While growth is
important, I think you will agree that retention of our
customers (Scouts and their families) is even more
important. The Chester County Council is the number six
Council in the entire Northeast Region and one of the
top in the country, with over 77% of our families voting
to stay in our program each year! We were recognized
as a good steward of the funds entrusted to us by
achieving the Fiscally Sustainable Council Award. Our
success is due to strong partnerships with more than
140 chartered organizations, the support of our
communities and the dedication of our more than 3,400
volunteers.
Exemplified by the Scout Law, the Chester County
Council and the Boy Scouts of America continue to
invest in the lives of young people in spite of challenging
times. Would things be better today if more people
understood and lived by the twelve points of the Scout
Law? We believe they would. Our mission is to provide
more young people with the opportunity to understand
and live by the Scout Law.
Eric A. Magendantz
Scout Executive
Cub Scouts (ages 7-10)
A year-round program designed to
meet the needs of young boys and
their families through fun and
challenging activities designed to
promote education, character, and
physical development.
Cub Scouts: 4,392 Packs: 90*
Boy Scouts (ages 11-18)
An outdoor program created to develop
character, citizenship, and fitness in
young men.
Boy Scouts: 2,723 Troops: 85*
Venturing (ages 14-20)
A program for young men and women
designed to help young adults grow
into responsible and caring adults
through education and recreational
experiences.
Venturing: 286 Crews: 30*
Exploring (ages 14-20)
A co-ed program for youth offers an
opportunity to explore the dynamics of
various careers through mentoring.
The program has five areas of
emphasis: career opportunities, life
skills, service projects, character
development, and leadership exercises.
Exploring: 38 Posts: 3*
Learning for Life (ages 5-20)
A classroom-based program using an
action-learning process with grade
specific lesson plans for boys and girls
in grades K-12, plus a supplement for
special needs students. By teaching
character and decision-making skills,
then linking those to the real world,
Learning for Life helps youth handle
the complexities of today’s society.
Participants: 3,867 Groups: 5*
*Registered as of 12/31/09

Committee Reports
Camping Committee
In spite of the year’s economic circumstances,
2009 turned out to be an extremely encouraging
one for the Horseshoe Scout Reservation, although
not without some surprises. A significant increase
in Boy Scout attendance, attributed to improved
marketing of the values of both our traditional as
well as our new programs, more than offset a drop
in Cub summer resident camping, which is
generally still regarded as a far less necessary Cub
activity and one requiring far more parental
commitment for the younger Scouts vs. other
options. Based on maintaining a highlycompetitive
pay scale, we saw over 50% summer
staff retention, recognized by us as well as at
Regional levels as a critical component of any
successful camp.
From a financial perspective, our reservation
exceeded the one million dollar mark for total
income in 2009. This included summer & weekend
camping fees, trading post sales, easement
investment fund pay-outs, sale of timber, farming
leases, special events fees and other income
streams developed and fine-tuned over the past
few years.
While a number of BSA camps across the country,
some not too far away from us, are closing down
due to lack of a long-term vision and commitment
to that vision, the Horseshoe Scout Reservation
remains vibrant and financially-viable. It has been
and will continue to be your efforts that play a
critical role for the Horseshoe Scout Reservation
with your dedication to insuring the sustaining of
successful program delivery and facilities operation
while keeping camp affordable and accessible for
our youth.
The Chester County Council Camping Committee
thanks the board and all its supporters and
volunteers for a very successful year in 2009 and
looks forward to your ongoing support in 2010 and
beyond.
In Scouting,
Jim Bratcher
Executive Vice-President - Camping
Summer Camp hosted over 2,100 campers.

Committee Reports
Development
During 2009, the Development Department, with the leadership of many outstanding volunteers,
directed the six special events below. In addition, the Planned Giving Committee served as co-host to
the BSA National Endowment art tour at Longwood Gardens and our very own Jim McErlane hosted a
successful Eagle Scout/Alumni gathering event to help kick-off the Boy Scouts of America 100 th
anniversary.
The Dick Vermeil Invitational Golf Tournament
We have been privileged to have nationally renowned
sports celebrity, Dick Vermeil, give the council an
opportunity to conduct a golf tournament in his name
for the past 17 years. Dick has remained committed
and very much involved with the event since its
inception. A very successful pre-tournament press
event was held several weeks before the tournament
that helped give added visibility to the event and to
its sponsoring companies.
The tournament functions with a high degree of
enthusiasm. The day began with a brunch and
concluded with a dinner and silent and live auctions.
Over 30 celebrities participated this year. The net
financial support from this event was $117,000.
Over $42,000 contributed.
Distinguished Citizen Award Dinner
Mr. Gary W. Smith, one of the most significant
contributors to the economic growth of Chester
County, was selected to receive the coveted
Chester County Council, BSA Distinguished
Citizen Award. Gary is the Executive Director
of the Chester County Economic Development
Council. Gary was honored at the
Distinguished Citizen Award Dinner (DCAD),
which was held on May 13, 2009. The net
financial support from this event was $44,500.
Net support of $117,000
Pacesetter Dinner
The Annual Pacesetter Dinner was held on April 28, 2009
at The Inn at Chester Springs in Exton, PA. The guest
speaker was Kevin Reilly, former Philadelphia Eagles
player, radio personality and motivational speaker. It was
a tremendous success, raising $42,300 while identifying
new friends and re- engaging former donors.
Net support of $44,500.

Committee Reports
Development (cont.)
Eagle Scout twins draw 170 attendees.
Run For Scouting
The annual Run for Scouting was held on
Sunday, September 20, 2009 at East
Goshen Township Park and was attended by
more than 400 runners, walkers, and 300
spectators. Our loyal sponsors and
volunteers produced a wonderful day of
outdoor activities and friendly competition,
and produced $15,300 in net revenue for
our council operations.
Veterans Day Recognition Breakfast
This special breakfast is to honor and recognize
America's finest, our veterans. This year the
guest speakers were Drs. Vince & Vance Moss.
Drs. Moss, identical twins, are former altar
boys, Eagle Scouts, civil air patrol cadets, U.S.
Army reservists, and doctors in New Jersey.
They have been featured in numerous print and
media articles and television features as well as
being chosen ABC’s persons of the week in
February 2008. 2009 saw over 170 attendees,
while raising $2,900 for Scouting.
Physical Fitness is one focus area of the
Scouting program.
Gala & Auction
The 20 th annual Gala & Auction, which is the
council’s oldest fundraiser, was held at the
Penn Oaks Golf Club in West Chester, PA.
This event is designed to be both a
fundraiser and a friend-maker. It was a
spectacular evening with one-of-a-kind
auction items and bidding opportunities as
we kicked-off Scouting’s 100 th Anniversary
and raised much needed funds for the
Scouting programs in Chester County. The
proceeds from this event contributed
$30,600 to the council’s operating budget.

Committee Reports
Multicultural Markets
The Multicultural Markets volunteers went “above and
beyond the call of duty” in gearing up for our 100th
Anniversary of Scouting, striving to maintain a high-
quality program while making sure everyone was having
fun. The following is a glimpse at the continued success
and development of the Multicultural Markets.
All our character enriched curriculums lead to the Valor
Cup Soccer Tournament, which was held at YSC Sports
Academy at no charge for the event, with access to their
five fields, professional trainers, referees and entire
staff.
Valor Cup attracts hundreds.
The new partnerships acquired through the Valor Cup: YSC Sports, Philadelphia Union
(Major League Soccer), Dole Mushrooms, Inc., Angelo’s Soccer Corner, Nike, Vitamin Water,
Genuardi’s Pizzeria and Handle’s Ice Cream. The program was highlighted on Channel Six
Action News, The Kennett Paper, and the Chester County Press.
Our recruiting efforts resulted in increasing our membership from 282 Scouts in 2008 to
291 Scouts in 2009.
We unfolded our Activity / Advancement Collaboration Model and we had 80% of
Scoutreach units collaborating in 2009 with traditional units. We had 11 of the 12 units, not
counting the two new units chartered in the end of 2009, gain the honor of being recognized
as Quality Units. In Southern Chester County we attained a 70% membership retention
rate in addition to increasing advancement from the previous year of 94 recordings to 123.
There were two new chartering partners created: Spring of Eternal Life in Phoenixville and
Elmwood Gardens in Coatesville. And finally, the program achieved the Northeast Region
Presidential Scoutreach Award.
123 Rank Advancements. Attained 70% membership retention.

2009 Financials
Support and Revenue
Program Activities
Product Sales,
$1,278,000 49%
Scout Shop & Other $ 448,000 17%
Friends of Scouting $ 382,000 15%
Special Events $ 238,000 9%
United Way $ 155,000 6%
Investment Income $ 90,000 4%
Total Support & Revenue $ 2,591,000
Expenses
Program Services $ 2,078,000 81%
Fundraising $ 255,000 10%
Special Events $ 156,000 6%
Management & General $ 50,000 2%
Financial Assistance $ 33,000 1%
Total Expenses $ 2,572,000
6%
4%
15%
2%
17%
6%
10%
9%
81%
49%
1%

To Our 2009 Donors: THANK YOU!
We thank the many loyal supporters of Chester County Council's
special events and fundraising campaigns. Your generosity is
instrumental in our council's ability to serve the youth of Chester
County. Without you, we simply could not provide the quality Scouting
programs that our families rely on.
Robert Borst
Dole Mushrooms
Elwyn Foundation
Janet Hess
Robert Hunter
Bryn Mawr Trust Co.
Central & Western Chester
County Industrial Development
Authority
Convergent Wealth
Advisors
CTDI
D&E Communications
Devault Foods
Ferree Foundation
First Niagara Bank
Donors: $50000 and up
Anonymous
Donors: $20000 - $49999
Anonymous (2)
Exelon Generation
Donors: $10000 - $19999
First National Bank of Chester County
Lasko Products Inc
Patwell Pharmaceutical Solutions, Inc.
Ruggeri's General Sales Company
Donors: $5000 - $9999
Independence Blue Cross
KPMG
Lamb McErlane
Jack Loew
Donors: $2500 - $4999
Fox Rothschild
J Hadden
Colin Hanna
Horstmann Lynch
Construction Services LLC
Liberty Property Trust
MacElree Harvey, Ltd.
Microsoft Matching Gifts
Program
Normative Strategies Inc
Phoenixville Hospital
R James Macaleer
Russell Neubauer
Otto's BMW
Douglas Prichard
PJM Interconnection, LLC
John Rettew
Rye Airfield
Samuel Marshall Trust
Saul, Ewing Attorneys
at Law
Scott Shreve
Sikorsky Global
Helicopters
Stradley Ronon Stevens
& Young LLP
QVC
The W Group
Vermeil Enterprises
Wanamaker Ticket
Company
TD Bank
Temple-Inland Container
The George W. Rentschler
Foundation
The Grace S. & W. Linton
Nelson Foundation
The Hankin Group
The Joseph & Carolyn
DeMarco Foundation
TJD Solutions
Verizon Foundation
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Donors: $1000 - $2499
A. Duie Pyle
David Anders
Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc
Atglen Sportsman's Club
Paul Barr
Bentley Systems, Inc.
Laurie Brooks
Charles Brown
Harriss Butler
Edward Byrd
James Caron
Robert Cepielik
CMS Foundation
Douglas Delestienne
Crit Dement
DiBona Family Foundation
Thomas Dintaman
DNB First
David Dondero
Charles Edwards
Frances Strayer Trust
Robert Garrett
Genesis Packaging
Technologies
Donald Goebert
Dolores Hagerstrom
Haydon Bolts Inc.
George Heegard
Douglas Heller
Herman O. West
Foundation
Herr Foods, Inc.
Kevin Holleran
Robert Keith
Mitch King
William Kiniry
Keith Krepfle
Bradley Krueger
Joseph LaBricciosa
William Lamb
William LaPorte
Living Trust of
George H Hitner
David Macaleer
Donors: $500 - $999
Alternate Construction
Concepts
Anonymous (1)
James Bratcher
Matthew Burns
Richard Bussom
Joseph Cady
Chester County Economic
Development Council
Robert Chevalier
Earle Compton
Covenant Presbyterian
Church
Charles Coxson
Richard Curth
Delaware County
Community College
Mark DePhillips
Michael Dieschbourg
Arnie Dunn
Christen Dunn
Eugene Elia
Keith Emery
ExxonMobil Foundation
Lisa Falcone
ann Family Foundation
David Fisher
Michael Flynn
George Fogwell
Howard Giles
GlaxoSmith Kline
Foundation
Bruce Goodman
Norman Goodman
Glenn Grow
John Harkins
Henkels and McCoy, Inc
Peter Howe
Albert Kenny
Blair Kitching
James Klucar
James Langer
Elizabeth MacCauley
Eric Magendantz
James McErlane
Robert McNeil
Robert Mocarski
Donald Morgan
Christopher Morris
Christopher Nawn
Gregory Newell
Oakmont Realty Corp
Joseph Palmer
Kerri Petterson
Charles Piola
David Popplewell
Charles Purnell
Alan Randzin
Resource Associates
Corporation
Howard Riley
Ronald Robertson
David Robinson
Roy Rogers
Susan Lee
William Lenker
Lexus of Chester Springs
J Raymond Marple
Paul Mastrangelo
David Maxwell
Reginald McKinstry
Michael McLeod
Thomas Messner
Charles Milewski
Norm Miller
Brian Miller
Montgomery McCracken
Walker & Rhoads, LLP
Charles Moore
Gary Moskovitz
John OHara
John Olszewski
Kevin O'Neill
PECO, An Exelon
Company
Ronald Rosenberry
Scott Salvatore
Sam's Club
Sean Saunders
Gary Schroeder
Eric Schwarz
Thomas Shaffert
Siemens Caring Hands
Foundation
Milton Smith
Charles Smith
Richard Smith
William Taylor
The Wistar Institute
David Tobin
Travelers Foundation
Kenneth Tunnell
J Scott Vasko
Gregory Walters
John Whiteside
Wilmington Trust
Kurt Wolter
Phoenixville Orthopedic
Associates
Norman Pine
PNC Bank
Everett Randall
Duane Rehmeyer
John Riley
Robert Rosend
John Sauter
Randall Schauer
Schramm, Inc.
Kenneth Scott
Gary Smith
Alfred Stoudt
Hall Swanson
Richard Thompson
Tunnell Consulting
Page Ufford
Robert Urban
David Wasiolek
Paul Welsh
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Donors: $100 - $499
Matthew Abraham
Rich Adams
Robert Adams
Stephen Aichele
Ray Ajalli
Harry Alberts
Marian Albertus
Henry Alexander
Bruce Allison
Alternate Construction
Concepts
American Helicoper
Museum & Educ Ctr
Ameriprise Financial
Alan Andersen
Nancy Andersen
Anonymous (4)
O Ansa
Herbert Armstrong
Fran Arvan
Peter Atkinson
Kurt Auger
David Aument
Herb Avart
Anne Marie Azzi
John Bachich
James Backstrom
J Bailey
Herbert Balian
Bruce Balmat
Jonathan Barkley
Eric Barnes
Paul Barr
Robert Batt
Robert Batt
Elna Batykefer
G Baumann
C Beck
Theresa Beeg
Dean Behm
Jim Benjamin
Brian Bennett
James Benoit
Lauren Bentley
Paul Bernot
Charles Berry
Bingaman, Hess,
Coblentz & Bell
Steven Bird
William Blackburn
Steven Bolt
Dorothy Borchardt
Thomas Borrell
Peter Borst
Joseph Borst
Michael Bowe
Zack Bowen
Christopher Bowens
Robert Bowersox
Roger Brace
David Bracken
Richard Braden
Brandywine Flags
Linda Bravacos
David Bravo
Michael Brenner
Michael Brewer
Anna-Carin Brewer
Brickhouse Environmental
RoseMarie Brizek
Mark Broome
Sheila Brova
Eleanor Brown
Jack Brown
Donna Brown
Heidi Brown
Anthony Brown
Robert Brown
Stephen Bruhns
Christine Bruno
Douglas Buchanan
William Bunte
Michael Burger
Donald Burich
Angela Buttner
C L King & Associates, Inc
Timothy Cahill
John Caldwell
Norman Callahan
Lisa Callan
Timothy Calligan
Donald Cancelmo
Andrew Cappelli
Captial Managament
Group Inc
Samuel Carbo
Cargo Solutions, Inc
Clyde Carr
Suzanne Carr
Stephen Carr
James Carson
Kim Carty
John Cary
Everett Cassell
Michael Cassidy
Orlando Castillo
Michael Catalano-Johnson
Richard Cavallaro
Jeanne Cavuto
Andrew Chambers
Liangfu Chen
Chester County
Intermediate Unit
Jerry Childers
Steven Chimchirian
Neil Chippendale
Robert Christensen
Nicholas Christie
Stephanie Ciccarelli
Peter Ciorrocco
Janet Cipoletta
Daniel Cipollini
Marc Circus
Douglas Claffey
C Jane Clark
Richard Clark
Laura Clary
David Cloetingh
Clorox CompanyFoundation
Cloud, Feehery, & Richter
Rene Coady
Susan Cochran
Paul Cody
Alfred Coe
Lorrie Cohen
Jeffrey Cohen
Clifford Cole
Anthony Coletta
Kevin Collette
Thomas Collinson
Lynn Colvin
Robert Conklin
Robert Conrad
Nicholas Conti
Continental Bank
Paul Cook
Charles Coonley
Shari Cooper
Idna Corbett
Anthony Cossavella
Michael Costa
James Costello
Country Fresh Mushroom Co
Patrick Covert
William Covert
Timothy Cowan
Doyle Cox
Howard Crawford
Joseph Crawford
Edward Crew
Richard Crompton
Carol Crowder
Robert Crowl
David Crowley
Karen Cruickshank
Cruises, Inc.
Richard Culbert
Harry Cummings
Robert Currie
Kevin Czachor
John Daghir
Juhana Danska
Steven DAntonio
John DArdenno
Kenneth Darlington
James Davidson
Clay Davis
Susan Deakins
James Dean
David Deaville
Ann deBrabauder
Tenzing Deck
Joseph Decker
DeGrandis Automotive
Center
Walter Deichmann
Cheryl Delgrippo
Scott Dembek
David Dempsey
Devon Park Apartments
Diament Building Corp
Joseph DiGiorgio
Stephen DiJoseph
Mark Dinan
Discover Financial Services
Diane Disney
Michael Dixon
John Dolph
Dennis Dong
Thomas Donnelly
Christine Dougherty
Edward Dougherty
James Dovidio
Robert Downing
William Doyle
Donald Drain
Jeffrey Dremann
Lee Dresser
Lori Driver
Brian Dudt
Kenneth Duelley
Todd Duerr
Linda Duguay Wood
Nicholas Durant
Michele Duvall
Jerry Eberhart
William Eby
Jean Eckbold
Earl Eckbold
Mark Edelson
Jeffrey Edwards
Safiya Edwards
Frederick Eissler
Heather Eldridge
David Ellis
Thomas Elsman
Gary Emmanuel
Harold Emory
Gregg Ercole
Lawrence Esmonde
Ronald Evans
LaVerne Evans
Don Evons
Alan Ezzell
George Faber
John Fabiani
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Donors: $100 - $499 (cont.)
John Fallon
Kuihua Fan
Donald Farmer
Patricia Farrell
Philip Farrow
Jeffrey Fialko
Richard Filipone
Jeanne Finkelston
Frederick Fischer
Fischer Cunnane &
Associates Ltd
Jennifer Flannery
Rosemary Ford
Kenneth Fordham
Timothy Forester
Brian Fox
Chad Frable
Clarence Franck
Dimitri Frangiadis
John Frankosky
Joseph Franz
Robert Fraser
Christopher Frechette
David Frees
Kevin Fretz
Gary Friday
Brian Friedrich
Ross Fritz
Christopher Frommeyer
Charles Fry
Chunmay Fu
David Fuguet
Robert Fulcher
Mark Gadson
Brian Gaerity
James Gallagher
Robert Galliera
Carol Gallo
Eileen Gardner
Raymond Gardner
Vincent Garone
Beth Gasho
Mary Kay Gaver
Thomas Gavin
George Gaydos
GE Foundation
Daniel Geary
Benjamin Genaro
Dannelle Gerhart
Christopher Gilbert
Ann Marie Gillinger
Robert Girard
Harry Gladfelter
David Glasscock
Alan Glassey
Herman Goldner
Toni Gorkin
James Gorman
Robert Gorr
Kevin Gosselin
Edgar Gottshall
Howard Gough
Dominic Gramig
Gravic, Inc
Charles Greenways
Roger Grey
John Griffith
Tlmothy Griffith
Kenneth Gross
John Grover
Kristie Grubb
William Grunwell
Dorene Guistwhite
Jerry Gula
Joan Hadden
William Hahn
John Hall
Lelan Haller
Leonard Haltrecht
Evan Hambleton
John Hamilton
David Hamilton
Paul Hannagan
William Hanrahan
Patricia Harmer
Michael Harris
Deborah Harrison
Connor Harrison
Gregory Hartley
Andrew Hartlove
Steven Hartman
Christopher Harvey
Ronald Hayen
John Heacock
Nancy Heiden
Alice Heiman-Dowd
Joseph Herbst
Mark Hildebrand
Darlene Hinderer
Robert Hinderliter
Nick Hislop
Joseph Hofbauer
Darrell Hoffman
Eric Hohenschuh
Sorin Holland
Keith Hollander
Frank Hollinger
William Holloway
Robert Holman
Karen Holmes
Jill Holsclaw
Mary Holt
Alan Holtzer
John Hom
Richard Hood
Harry Horner
Paul Houle
John Howson
Stephen Hranilovich
Thomas Hudzik
Andrew Hunt
Frank Hurley
Mary Iacocca
Jose Ibarra
Craig Iffert
Thomas Iivari
Matthew Ingersoll
Edwin Ingersoll
Kathy Ingersoll
Richard Ingersoll
ITW
James Jacoby
Melissa Jacono
John Jamieson
Anne Jaques
Thomas Jarvis
David Jenkins
Hazel Jenkins
Carol Ann Jewitt
Craig Johnson
Bruce Johnson
Eric Johnson
Bruce Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Clifford Johnston
Lynn Johnston
Jeffrey Jones
Henry Jordan
Richard Jursca
Bruce Kabrich
Dean Kaiser
Nora Keating
Stephen Keefer
Roy Keeler
Thomas Keiper
Paul Keller
James Kelly
Geraldine Kelly
Edward Kelly
Kevin Kennedy
Carrie Kennedy
David Kenneson
George Kern
Mark Kesti
Wayne Kinsey
Michael Kinzly
Joshua Kirby
Brian Kirn
Gary Kirschner
Roberta Kissinger
Shirley Klein
Robert Klein
Richard Kline
Katriona Knaus
Jan Koninckx
John Koury
Amy Kramer
Stephen Krause
Stephen Kraynik
Frank Kroboth
Joseph Kujawski
Jason Kumpas
Roger Lacy
Joseph Lacy
Robert Laird
Art Lallo
Craig Lamison
Leonard Lanetti
Geoffrey Langdon
Larmore, Scarlett,
Myers & Temple
Gregory Lawrence
Francis Leaf
Julia Lee
Marcia Lee
Paul Leeder
Gilbert Leidig
Andrew Leisner
Donald Leitner
Tracy Lemaster
Robert Lenker
Lori LePard
Eric Leslie
Lieberman Earley & Co
Michelle Liebesman
Robert Lineburger
David Livingston
Laura Llewellyn
Frank Lock
James Lockard
Robert Lodi
Gregory Loeliger
Donald Loftus
Samuel Long
Longview Development
Gary Lorgus
Carl Lotz
Craig Loundas
Amy Luckowski
Amy Luke
Francis Lutz
Charles Lyddane
Caroline Lyons
David Lytle
Terry MacNeill
Michael Magnotta
Scott Maguire
Daniel Maguire
Main Line Chamber of
Commerce
P Maisto
David Makowicz
James Maloney
Rose Maloney
Gina Mangano-Candy
Maurice Manili
Gordon Manin
Manito Title Insurance Co
James Manley
William Mann
Lawrence Mansfield
Colleen Marano
Albert Marcellino
Robin Marcello
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Donors: $100 - $499 (cont.)
Marchwood Supply
Carl Marenco
Richard Marinelli
James Mark
Joseph Marlino
Carl Marotta
Ann Marquette
James Marquette
Richard Mars
Paul Marshall
Francis Marso
Kimberly Martin
Thomas Mason
Robert Mason
Warren Mason
George Massih
Kenneth Matsinger
Stephen May
Frank McAdams
John McCabe
Leonard McCabe
Jill McCampbell
Michael McCarrick
Robert McCarter
Thomas McCartin
James McCloskey
L Christopher McConnell
James McCormack
Anne McCrory
Charles McCurdy
John McDermott
John McDevitt
Robert McElroy
Timothy McGee
Lee McIlvaine
Barbara McIlvaine Smith
Michael McKenna
Michael McKinney
Daniel McLaughlin
Sam McMichael
James McNamara
Hugh McShea
Andrea Meals
Marcella Mebane
Dotty Medvitz
Ronald Medykiewicz
Larry Melloy
Charles Mengers
Merck Partnership for
Giving
Merrill Lynch Matching
Gifts Program
Thomas Middleton
John Miegel
John Mihalak
Barry Milberg
Daniel Miller
Douglas Miller
Eric Miller
Jeb Miller
David Miller
Douglas Miller
George Miller
John Monnier
James Montich
Michael Mooney
Charles Moore
Russell Moore
Steven Moose
Eric Morgan
Matthew Morgan
Ross Morgan
Joseph Morganto
Kenneth Morgenstern
Michael Morgioni
Linda Morin
Scott Morris
John Morris
Merrick Morris
Robert Morris
John Morrison
Marian Morys
William Mosher
Peter Mrozinski
Charles Muhly
Richard Mulford
Mark Mullner
Todd Mummert
Glenn Murphy
Thomas Murphy
James Murphy
Fedele Musso
Dawson Muth
Mutual of America
Charles Myers
Jordan Nadel
National Penn Bank
Robert Necarsulmer
Douglas Needham
John Neff
Mary Nelson
Peter Neumann
William Nichol
David Nickerson
Laura Nicolaides
Arthur Nilson
Michael Nispel
Alfred Norris
Thomas Norton
Thomas Nugent
Nancy OBrien
Lawrence ODonnell
Sung Oh
Steven Ohrwaschel
John Oneal
Kenneth Orie
Emil Orozco
Denis OSullivan
Michael Owens
Lori Ozdowy
Robert Palmer
William Palmer
Palmer Square
Karen Palomo
Mark Panaro
Pancoast & Clifford
Bootsie Pannell
Paoli Builders, Inc.
Parkway Center
Robert Parsons
Scott Patton
Peter Patukas
J Richard Paul
Kelvin Penner
Brian Peterson
Kenneth Phelan
Philadelphia Zoo
Jeanne Phillips
Chris Phillips
Richard Piechowski
Philip Pierangeli
Ed Pierson
Bill Pikounis
Lawrence Pilot
Maria Pimley
David Pioch
Vincent Piotti
John Piskai
Patricia Pitts
Allyn Plambeck
Mark Player
PNC Foundation
Randi Polanich
Jerry Poole
Catherine Potance
William Potts
Jonathan Pulsifer
Jonathan Pundt
Robin Purnell
Frank Pyle
George Quay
Scott Quillman
Eric Quinn
Ramesh Raghupathi
Dominique Ralph
Janice Ramberger
Robin Ratliff
Kurt Ravenfeld
William Reardon
David Reed
Robert Register
Nancy Reinhard
Kate Reis
George Reitnour
Janet Reynolds
Robert Ricciuti
John Richards
Brough Richey
Joe Riper
Carl Robinson
Martin Rodriguez
Alexander Roe
Joan Roe
Karen Rogosky
Raymond Rogowski
Jeffrey Rohrbeck
George Rose
Keith Ross
Don Rossi
Kimberly Rost
Brian Rothberg
A Rubino
Bruce Ruggeri
Janet Rumbelow
Tuula Ryde
Niels Ryde
Paul Sachs
Damian Salady
Nicholas Samec
Robert Sanderson
Michael Santivasci
Raymond Sarnacki
Thomas Savoy
Charles Schappert
Ray Schell
David Schertz
Vincent Schiela
Stan Schmidt
David Schofield
Steven Schon
Bryan Schwenk
Michael Schwind
Lisa Scolari
Robert Scott
Susan Scovell
Steven Seide
Richard Seiwell
Warren Selin
Todd Shadrick
Michael Shank
Timothy Shank
Charles Shoemaker
Neal Shovlin
Steven Shuey
Scott Sifford
Leigh Sifford
Stephen Simasek
R Simonetti
Steven Simonson
Joseph Sladek
Daniel Smith
John Smith
Patrick Smith
Devon Snyder
Sons of the American
Revolution, Phila. Chapter
David Spangler
John Spellman
John Sponseller
Sports Car Tire Co.
SS Simon & Jude Knights of
Columbus Council 11564
St Patrick Church, Malvern
Thomas Stalnaker
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please let us know so we may correct our records.

Donors: $100 - $499 (cont.)
Michael Stanley
Duane Stanton
George Stasen
Station Square Four
Marc Steel
Robert Steele
Robert Steigerwald
Lee Stevens
Brian Stillman
Dorothy Stinson
Gary Stolz
Mark Stookey
Ronald Stoudt
William Strake
Paul Stratman
Robert Streitel
Robert Struble
Subaru of America
Foundation, Inc
Eugene Sullivan
Gary Summers
Kenneth Swimm
Richard Switzer
John Sykes
Kenneth Sylvester
Mark Szpila
Karl Tackitt
Joseph Tamney
Stephen Taylor
Cynthia Taylor
Robin Taylor
The Depot Shoppes
The Episcopal Academy
he Moon Dial
The Tri-M Group, LLC
Grant Thompson
Kevin Thompson
Robert Tickner
David Tinsley
John Torres
Timberlake Townes
Traffic Planning &
Development
Carol Tranter
Kenneth Trimble
Glenn Triviets
Stephen Trombetta
Chris Trowbridge
Kenneth Tyler
Peter Uhlman
Rutger Van Zanten
Daniel VanDeventer
Joseph VanLoon
Susan Vanscovich
Clarence Varney
Gary Varney
Jane Vasile
Marcelle Vaughn
Dede Veale
Louis Velez
Scott Vercoe
Cornellius Verhoog
VFW Upper Main
Line Post 5203
Noreen Vigilante
Anthony Villano
Americus Vitale
Cathleen Vogt
Christopher Vounas Lane
David Waddell
William Wagner
Robert Wagner
Lisa Waldorf
Tracy Walker
William Wallace
Robert Wallace
Thomas Walser
Bryan Walters
Greg Walters
Kevin Ward
Jack Warnock
Malcolm Watts
Charles Weed
Wegman's Food Markets
Bruce Weintraub
Charles Weir
Jeffrey Wentzel
West Chester University
Robert Wharry
Brian White
Douglas Whiteford
William Whitehead
Larry Wigman
Jason Wilder
James Wiley
Charles Wilkinson
E Williams
Malcolm Wilson
Pamela Wilson
Alexander Wilson
Samuel Wilson
Scott Wilson
Patricia Winski
Robert Winters
Bonnie Wolff
George Wood
William Woolworth
Matthew Wynn
Joseph Young
Greg Zeibari
Steven Zeron
Carol Zindel
Gunnar Zorn
Scott Zukin
Zukin Realty Inc
Theresa Zunino
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Today’s Scouts…Tomorrow’s Leaders!
2009 Special Events
Ranks & Merit Badges Earned
Many thanks to the following dedicated committee members
who made all of our special events a tremendous success!
Run for Scouting
Bruce Baker
Chuck Coxson
Eileen Coxson
Dick Fitch
Jim Harris
Vicki Sharpless
Veterans Day
Recognition
Breakfast
Ed Kelly
John Whiteside
Gala & Auction
Bob Baumann
Nancy Baumann
Donna Benyo
Mark Cahill
Marcy Curth
Craig Hadden
Dolores Hagerstrom
Karen Koepke
Sheila Magendantz
Nancy Neubauer
Russ Neubauer
Blake Prichard
Donna Prichard
Jon Pulsifer
Betty Randzin
Ellie Rettew
John B. Rettew, III
Bobcat
Tiger Cub
Wolf
Bear
Webelos
Arrow of Light
1029
590
594
656
525
445
Tenderfoot
Second Class
First Class
Star
Life
Eagle
Merit Badges
Dick Vermeil Invitational Golf Tournament
Dick Vermeil - Honorary Chairman
Suzette Cox
Patricia Guernsey
Dolores Hagerstrom
Gregory Herr
Edward Ingersoll, Jr.
R. James Macaleer
Eric MacCluen
Edward McAssey, III
John McGowan, Jr.
Thomas Murphy, III, DMD
Charles Philips
Kevin Reilly
Robert Rosend
George Ruggeri
Thomas Savoy
Distinguished Citizen
Award Dinner
Pete Adams
Karl Buettner
Tim Connor
Diane Disney
Thomas A. Fillippo
Bob Grabus
Williem Hieb
Roger Huggins
Rich Johnson
Jim McErlane
Conrad Olie
Randy Schauer
Stephen Tullman
412
361
288
233
220
188
7921
Thomas Shaffert
Maria Tucker
Planned Giving
Michael Burg
Harriss A. Butler
Patricia Farrell
Robert Garrett
Dolores Hagerstrom
Kevin Holleran
Jim Quillen
John B. Rettew, III

David A. Anders
Robert M. Borst
James F. Bratcher
Michael Burg
Harriss A. Butler
David J. Dondero
J. Craig Hadden
Dolores D. Hagerstrom
David A. Hohl
Bruce Johnson
Richard P. Johnson
Albert W. Kenny
Brian E. Bennett
Raymond H. Carr
John J. Ciccarone
Attilio A. Ciorrocco
Gina Curtis
Norman R. Goodman
William F. Hahn
Council Executive Board
R. James Macaleer
Eric A. Magendantz
David A. Maxwell
W. Jeffrey Miller
Russell H. Neubauer
Kerri Petterson
Blake Prichard
Kevin C. Quinn
Alan J. Randzin
John B. Rettew, III
Robert M. Rosend
Council Advisory Board
Kevin J. Holleran
Charles L. Huston, III
William H. Lamb
Oscar L. Lasko
Robert A. Lorgus
Kevin McClure
James E. Montich
G.A. "Jay" Mossman, III
Scott Salvatore
Thomas G. Savoy
Randall C. Schauer
Gary M. Schroeder
Tom Shaffert
Richard P. Smith
Mike Steinberger
H. Fletcher Swanson
William G. Taylor
David M. Tobin
Kenneth W. Tunnell
Greg Walters
Dave Perri
Charles Piola
Robert F. Powelson
Charles H. Schappert
Jake Segal
Robert J. Shenkin
Richard A. Vermeil

Chester County Council, Boy Scouts of America
504 S. Concord Rd.
West Chester, PA 19382
(610) 696-2900
www.cccbsa.org
8:30 am to 5 pm on Monday – Thursday
7:30 am to 4 pm on Friday
We are closed Saturday and Sunday
“Boy Scouts is more than something I do … it’s something I am!”
-Boy Scout
Charitable Organization Registration Notice
The official registration and financial information of the Chester County Council, Boy Scouts of America
may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free,
within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999.
Registration does not imply endorsement.