About

Our mission is simple - to pursue the goals and ideals of Scouting. We strive to serve as a positive character influence for Scouts and their families through emphasizing such values as community service, teamwork, respect for others, integrity, and last but certainly not least, fun!

Pack Leadership

• Chartered Organization Representative: Mark Oehlke

• Cubmaster: Perrie Cole

• Committee Chair:  Jesse Benson

• Treasurer: Mufaddal Baxamusa

• Advancement Chair and Secretary: Chip LaCasse

• Outdoor Activities Chair: Jason Christiaansen

Den Leadership

• Webelos II Den (5th grade) : Christopher Goetze (Co-Den Leader), Page Kinner (Co- Den Leader), Eric Meinberg (Co-Den Leader)

• Webelos I Den (4th grade) : Jason Christiaansen (Co-Den Leader), Jennifer Christiannsen (Co-Den Leader)

• Bear Den (3rd grade) : TBD

• Wolf Den (2nd grade) : Mufaddal Baxamusa (Den Leader), Perrie Cronin-Cole (Den Leader)

• Tiger Den (1st grade) : Matt Nolan (Den Leader)

• Lion Den (Kindergarten) : 

Here's a partial list of some of the things we do as individual Dens or as a Pack during the course of a year:

• Monthly Pack meetings, where we sing songs, perform skits, play games, report on our Den activities, and acknowledge and celebrate individual Scouts' achievements and accomplishments as they rise through the ranks;

• Frequent Den meetings, where Scouts work on their achievements and have a lot of fun along the way;

• Pinewood Derby - how fast can you make a block of wood go? For our 2021 Pack 168 Pinewood Derby Race, NHRA on Fox lead announcer, Brian Lohnes, supported us by making a race introduction video. 

• Blue and Gold Award Ceremony - our largest annual fundraiser, including a silent cake auction, entertainment, and celebration of Scouting;

• And much, much more.

Like all Cub Scout packs, Pack 168, is run by committed adult volunteers - the Cubmaster, the Pack Chairperson(s), other Pack officers, individual event coordinators, and most important of all, our Den leaders. The quality of each Scouts's experience is directly proportional to the quality of adult leadership provided within the Pack; absent dedicated, enthusiastic parent support, there can be no Pack 168. Adult volunteers at all levels are the lifeblood of the pack. Even if you don't have any Scouting experience, you probably have much to offer as an adult volunteer. I urge you to take the opportunity to get involved as an adult leader within Pack 168 - not only will the Scouts benefit, but you'll pick up many personal rewards and much satisfaction along the way. I know I have.