Name | Staff Position |
Original course and Den |
Kelly Malin |
Volunteer Advisor |
AC 10 - Cheyenne - Purple |
Garrett Winn |
Cubmaster |
AC 24 - Cheyenne - Purple |
Annaleis Smith |
Assistant Cubmaster Activity |
AC 23 - Shawnee - Orange |
VaLayne Ostler |
Assistant Cubmaster Supply |
AC 22 - Cheyenne - Purple |
Jay Barfuss |
Assistant Cubmaster Supply |
AC 26 - Apache - Blue |
Sherry Bryson |
Pack Trainer |
AC 27 - Apache - Blue |
Rochelle Pinnock |
Apache (blue) Den Leader |
AC 28 - Apache - Blue |
Julie Perkins |
Cheyenne (purple) Den Leader |
AC 24 - Apache - Blue |
Ron Barlow |
Navajo (turquoise) Den Leader |
AC 28 - Cherokee - Red |
Mary Perkins |
Paiute (yellow) Den Leader |
AC 25 - Paiute - Yellow |
Annette Ward |
Shawnee (orange) Den Leader |
AC 29 - Shawnee - Orange |
Nicole Lemon |
Resource |
AC 22 - Cheyenne - Purple |
Vickie Bennett |
Support Staff - Secretary | AC 23 - Navajo - Turquoise |
Christa Twitchell |
Support Staff - Historian / Medical |
AC 27 - Cheyenne - Purple |
Elise Christensen |
Support Staff - Outdoor Activities |
AC 29 - Shawnee - Orange |
Den | Name |
City / District |
Apache |
Ali Coleman |
Vernal |
Apache | Holly Emmett |
Tacoma, WA |
Apache | Carla Flores |
Eagle Mountain |
Apache | Lisa McFadden |
Cedar Hills |
Apache | Iralee Pace | Goshen |
Cheyenne | Amanda Cooley |
Springville |
Cheyenne |
Ray Cox |
Heber |
Cheyenne |
Amy Guymon |
Roosevelt |
Cheyenne |
Jama Scaggs |
Lincoln, NE |
Navajo | Pam Christen |
Riverside, CA |
Navajo | Ingrid Ellenberger |
Highland |
Navajo | Cheryl Morse |
Mapleton |
Navajo | Liz Peterson |
Tridell |
Paiute | Heather Anderson | Saratoga Springs |
Paiute | Laraine Anderson |
Tridell |
Paiute | Serena Neese |
Eureka |
Paiute | Kurt Ostler |
Highland |
Paiute | Kimberly Pearson |
Laguna Niguel, CA |
Shawnee | Mike Ball |
Highland |
Shawnee | Brianna Bell |
Provo |
Shawnee | JoEllen Hyatt |
Springville |
Shawnee | Sonya Snow |
Vernal |
Shawnee | Ruth Stamm | Spanish Fork |
Explanation of Tawa for this course:
Hi! I am Tawa. I am Akela’s Council’s mascot for this course, AC30. My name was taken from the Indian word “Tawa” meaning “sun.” For Akela’s Council, the meaning of Tawa was changed to represent “son,” which represents the sons, or boys, in Cub Scouting.
Our Tawa loves to run. He always has a positive attitude and an unbreakable spirit. He understands commitment and passion. His joy and love of Scouting infect all who he comes in contact with, as seen by the Bobcat paw print on his chest.
Tawa carries a staff with five feathers to represent our five dens, each separate, but all together in a common goal. He also has a silver feather in his headband, which represents the staff on course this year.
Tawa reminds us that the race is “not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, but the prize belongs to those who endure to the end.” The race of Scouting, as of life, is not a sprint, it is not the 100-yard dash, nor is it really a middle-distance run. It’s a marathon run. It’s a long-distance run.
May you find joy and excitement in your Scouting service, regardless of the distance. And may the Cub Scouts learn strength and perseverance through your example.