2005 National Scout Jamboree
Subcamp 19 Staff
July 25-August 3, 2005, Ft. A.P. Hill, Virginia
 
Honoring Joseph Kittinger Jr. (read more)

Staff

Subcamp Chief
Scott Sorrels

 

Subcamp Director
Ken Goad

 

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Asst. Directors/Support

Trip Selman/
Brian Steger

Asst. Director/
Administration

 Doug Ferguson
 

Chief Physician

Don Robinson

Camp Commissioner

Jack Langford

Asst. Director/Program

 

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Commissary Officer

Rob Stone

 Duty Officers

Joe Wiltrout/
Page Kaufman

Asst. Physicians

  1. Lawrence Stack

  2. Lori Patterson

  3. John Satterthwaite

  4. Joe Browder

  5. Tom Haltom

Asst. Commissioners

  1. Tom Carr

  2. John Jenkins

  3. Ellen Dorsher

  4. Larry Chase

  5. Leo Eggleton

  6. Jerry Brewster

Activities and Mobilization Officer

Frederick Hyslop, Jr.
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Assistant Commissary Officers

  1. Ed Million, Jr.

  2. Lane Bridges

  3. Joseph Grow

Records and Hospitality

John Findley

Medical Technicians

  1. Patrice Parris

  2. Thomas Jones

  3. Lynne McCarragher

  4. Peter Richards

  5. Karen Silverthorn

Assistants

  1. John Sucher

  2. Richard Sullivan, Jr.

  3. Gary Medlock

  4. William Borden
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Commissary Assistants

  1. Layne Stone

  2. Gary Hix

  3. Goebel Berry

  4. Johnny Smith

  5. Noah Merrell, Jr.

  6. Warren Diegel

  7. William Dewey

  8. Joseph Longoria

  9. Pamela Thompson

  10. David Rainey

  11. William Martin, Jr.

  12. Marvin Richardson

  13. Tom Holloman

Registrar

Andrew Miller

Medical Aides

  1. Toni McAfoos

  2. Steve McCarragher

  3. Larry Richardson

Program Scheduler

James Berger

 

 
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Equipment and Maintenance Officer

Donald Lee

Postmaster

Dawn Robinson
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Asst. Equipment and Maintenance Officers

  1. Richard Bartosik

  2. Randy Smith

  3. Jimmy Monroe

Transportation

Tom Miller

 

 
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Dining Officer

Robbie Hill

Youth Staff Officer

Wade Everett
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Asst. Dining Officers

  1. Sara Jane Moran*

  2. Larry Kennedy

  3. John Garland

  4. Mary Richardson

  5. Bill Bennett*

  6. Kay Basnight

  7. Thomas Moran

  8. Ronald Lippman

  9. Charles Bryant*

  10. Malcom Williams

  11. William Jones*

  12. John Kassekert*

  13. Trey Moran*

Youth Staff

  1. Zachary Westmoreland

  2. Daniel Bevan

  3. Alexander Smith

  4. William Martin III

  5. Justin Forsten

  6. Ryan Olynick

  7. Brian McAfoos

  8. Kevin Flispart

  9. Katie Sorrels*
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Public Health Officer

David Bosshardt

Communications Officer

Steven Crain

Environmental Officer

Nicholas Lowe

 

Chaplains 

  1. Thomas McLeod
    (Methodist)

  2. John McCollum
    (Church of Christ)

  3. Fr. Michael Wiglicki
    (Roman Catholic)

  4. Ronny Mays
    (Baptist)

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Asst.
Environmental Officer

  1. David Forsten

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Subcamp 19 Staff News 

Well,  the bags have been unpacked, the clothes washed and put away and the digital photos have been downloaded to the computer.  Hope everyone had an uneventful trip back home after an eventful and difficult Jamboree.  No matter how difficult, we did have some fun didn't we?  If the boys had a good Jamboree, then we did our jobs.  New friends were made and old friends just keep getting better and better.  If anyone would like to e-mail me with comments, I will post them here.  I also have a limited amount of space for people to send their favorite digital photos to me which I will post server space permitting.   If you have links to your own digital photo pages send them to me so others may download them if desired ----Don

Click here for the digital photo page of Jambo '05 memories

Larry Stack's pics (more coming)

Larry Stack has produced a DVD with a slide show which is really great.  It is similar to the one that was shown at the final dinner at the Chat 'n Chew.  Please e-mail him if you are interested.

I have transferred my own video (unedited) of the Jamboree to DVD.  If someone would like a copy, send me a buck ($1) and an SASE (DVD envelope size) and I will burn a DVD copy for you or send me $2 and I will take care of the mailer and the postage both.  I obviously will need your name and address in either case.  The video covers pretty much everything we did, but is more focused on the medical staff, naturally.  There are scenes around camp, the Chat 'n Chew, the arena show, and so on.  I think it's about 25 minutes long.  It's not professional quality, but hey....what do you get for 2 bucks?  I'm not looking to profit, but just to cover the cost.  My address is 1250 Summerfield Ave., Cleveland, TN 37311----Don

One last comment from Robbie

Health and Safety Concerns

For a great discussion of Jamboree health and safety concerns check out Bob Amick's Guide that was produced for the Jamboree in 1997.  Don't forget to update your Tetanus immunization, if you have not had one in the past 10 years.

Jamboree Bulletins and Staff Guide

Check out the Jamboree Bulletins and Staff Guide which have been posted on this web site.

Jamboree Staff Guide (in .pdf format)    You can view it using the free Adobe Acrobat reader.  You may wish to print this out and put in your looseleaf notebook.

U.S. Scouting Project Jamboree website

Jamboree Maps

Here are some Jamboree Maps:

Map of Jamboree Site

Aerial View of Jamboree Site

Jamboree E-Mail Lists

JamboLeader - open to all, but made up mostly of adult leaders who either are serving as Jamboree troop leaders or Jamboree staff members.  This is a wealth of information for those going to the Jamboree on staff.  Many staffers have several years of experience at the Jamboree and share their knowledge here.  I would suggest you use the digest form, since there may be numerous postings each day.

Also, there is an e-mail list on Yahoo for the 2005 Jamboree.

Jamboree Subcamp 19 Staff--Suggested Equipment List

*(there may be other things missing, so double check)
 

Subcamp Staff Equipment List

2 Class A Scout Shirts (with proper patches)

Long uniform (winter) if it gets cool

Light Sleeping Bag or Blanket/Sheet

Official Scout Shorts

Pillow

Official Scout Socks

Ground cloth / piece of outdoor carpet

Scout Neckerchief Slide (Jamboree neckerchief will be issued, but bring your own slide)

Locking Footlocker / Duffel Bag

Scout T-shirts (Jamboree or Subcamp)

Laundry Bag for soiled cloths

Underwear

Several Plastic Trash Bags for Gear

Sock Liners

Electric Lantern (spare batteries/bulbs) or small electric lamp

Belts (official BSA web or leather)

Flashlight (spare batteries/bulb) Mini Maglite has a holster for the belt

Light Jacket (Red BSA Windbreaker)

Belt clips (for attaching items)

BSA Mesh or Twill Visor Cap (Staff hat will be issued at the Jamboree)

Heavy Poncho or Rain Suit

Pajamas (if desired)

Hiking Boots (You will do lots of walking)

Swimming Suit / Beach Towel (for before and after Jamboree, but probably will not need during Jamboree)

Sneakers or comfy shoes for in camp

2 wash cloths

2 Hand Towels

2 Bath Towels

Laundry Materials (Detergent) or Woolite for in-camp washing

Sewing Kit

Sun Screen

Insect Repellent (DEET for Ticks)

Coffee Mug

Drinking Cup (collapsible)-optional

Length of clothesline and clothespins (lots)

Sunglasses

Notepad and pen / envelopes /

stamps (available at subcamp post office

Watch

Camera / film / spare batteries

Extra Shoelaces

Wallet / Coin Purse

Toiletry Kit (toothbrush, paste, hair brush/comb, deodorant, soap in container, mirror, finger nail clippers, shampoo)

Foot powder-antifungal

Shaving gear (if necessary)

Spare Eyeglasses (repair kit) if worn

Fanny Pack w/water Bottles

Day Pack (for carrying misc. items)

Pocket Knife

Radio (spare batteries)

5 gallon bucket - can be used to store sleeping bag, dry
storage for clean clothes and other gear, stools for sitting.
Plumber's helper and with a 5 gallon bucket, one can do laundry

lockable Rubbermaid storage bins (Roughtote totelockers - 27 gallon or 18.5 gallon size) for personal gear

phone cards to be used when calling home

Mark all clothing - especially socks

duct tape

coat hangers (plastic ones won't puncture or rust)

ground mat with a back for arena shows such as Crazy Creek or Thermarest

electric box fan with variable speed or oscillating fan

Bring items for giveaways or for trading - handmade are best.
(neckerchief slides)

Lawn chair or folding camp chair

Wear polypropylene or high bulk acrylic 'wick-dry" socks under the
cotton uniform sock - bring about 4 to six pairs

extra rope or cord

Assorted size Zip Lock Bags - Gallon

Assorted Heavy Duty (Freezer) Zip lock bags

1 air mattress, therma rest, or eggcrate foam

1 ground cloth or plastic sheet

personal first aid kit with items to treat blisters

a roll of toilet paper, just in case supplies get short

antibacterial handwipes (for post-latrine use)

Give aways (From adults to youth)

extension cords with multi plug strip, preferably fused

screw-in combo with light socket, chain and two receptacles

dimmer for light-optional

wooden pallet for keeping your gear off the ground

waterproof containers for gear stowed under cot

Chargers for video camera or electric razor or other appliances

Shower shoes-flip-flops, etc

Travel Alarm

Ear plugs (for snoring tentmates)

Some lockable box for patches and valuables

Outdoor carpeting or something to put beside your cot for your feet while dressing-Tents have no floors

 

Download the equipment list

 

*If there are other items missing here that you would suggest, e-mail me at

docdon1@bellsouth.net  and I will add them to the list.

This website is intended for informational purposes only and is not an official site of the Boy Scouts of America. 

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08/22/2005

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