Adult Leaders and Committee Members.
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Committee Meetings are held on the
FIRST Thursday of each month at 6:30pm.
FIRST Thursday of each month at 6:30pm.
Scoutmaster
Bob Townsend 
Assistant Scoutmaster
New Scout Program Tim Voiles Recruiter
Bill Eckert Outdoor Activities Co-Coordinator
Scott Reynen |
Mike Neimon
Assistant Scoutmaster Adult Quartermaster Activities Coordinator
John Huber Training / Round Table Coordinator
Bill Keefe 
Eagle Scout
Patrick Hanson 
Eagle Scout
Alex Neimon Eagle Scout
Joseph Neimon |
Charter Org Rep
Ed Marek 
Committee Chair
Jennifer McCarthy Fundraising Coordinator
Julie Ewald 
Patti Voiles
SCRIP Coordinator 
Michelle Hicks
Committee Member Chaplain
Sharon Kowal Court of Honor Coordinator
Faith Winiecke |
Charter Executive
George Finch 
Past Advancement Coordinator
Aggie Hanson Advancement Coordinator
Jann Fujimoto 
Secretary
Karen Hoffman 
Special Events Fundraising
Barb Townsend Newsletter Coordinator
Committee Member
David Arnott |
- Troop 49 Committee Meetings are held on the 1st Thursday of the month at 6:30pm - all parents are welcome & encouraged to attend.
- Meetings usually take place at Aurora Hospital Draper Room. Occasionally the Committee will meet at The Delafield American Legion Post 196, at 333 Lapham Peak Road in Delafield. Check the monthly calendar for location.
- The troop calendar can be found on our website www.troop49summit.com
- Please contact us with any topics, questions, suggestions or concerns that may need to be reviewed by the Troop Committee, and plan on attending the meeting.
- We are trying to streamline the main portion of the meeting which covers committee reports & prearranged agenda topics. During the meeting, please keep topics on task with a "big picture" overview.
- Committee members who hold a position should send a report to all Committee Members a few days prior to the monthly Committee meeting.
- Contact the Troop Committee Chair: Mrs. Jennifer McCarthy - mccjen49@yahoo.com or at 262-719-1897 with any questions or comments.
Troop Organizational Structure-
All units have an executive structure that represents the Charter Organization and the Troop; at the top is the Charter Executive Officer followed by the Charter Organization Representative. These two positions are the Unit’s Executive Representatives.
Charter Executive Officer- this person is selected by the Charter Organization. The Executive Officer of the Chartered Organization, by signature, certifies that the organization approves all applications. The Executive Officer also certifies that the organization has approved all registering adults. In BSA units, the responsibility for approval of adults can also be given to the Chartered Organization Representative. The Chartered Organization certifies that all registered adults subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle, Policy of Nondiscrimination, and the Scout Oath and Promise. Adults agree to be guided by the Charter Bylaws, Troop Bylaws, and the Rules and Regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. In Troop 49 the Charter Executive is Mr. George Finch.
Charter Organization Representative (COR)- this person, on behalf of the troop, is the liaison between the Unit and the Charter Organization. This person will report all Troop activities, progress, and any requests to the Charter Organization and will report the Charter Organization activities and requests to the Unit. The Charter Org Rep will encourage the troop to have a strong program in place, encourage proper adult and youth training and, on behalf of the Charter Organization, will approve all adult applications for the unit. In Troop 49 the COR is Mr. Ed Marek
Following the Charter Executive Officer and Charter Org Rep are the Scoutmaster and Committee Chair.
The Scoutmaster- as head of the youth program, this person guides and trains the youth leadership, recruits and maintains the adult Assistant Scoutmasters (ASM), who than assist in all areas of the youth program including development and advancement for rank and merit badges. The Scoutmaster will report to the Charter Executive Officer and Charter Org Rep when requested. The Scoutmaster will be asked to report to the Troop Committee and/or Committee Chair on the Troop’s program, planning, advancement, program development, and issues or problems within the Troop. All ASM’s are selected by the Scoutmaster, are then approved by adult application by the Charter Org Rep. In Troop 49 this is Mr. Mike Neimon.
The Committee Chair- this role is head of the troop business side that includes finance, fundraising, Troop re-charter, troop policy, directs requests by the Scoutmaster to allow the youth program success, reports to the Charter Executive Officer and Charter Org Rep as requested, and also recruits adult members to serve on the Troop Committee. New committee members recruited by the Committee Chair are then approved by adult application by the Charter Org Rep. In Troop 49 this is Mrs. Jennifer McCarthy.
In Troop 49 the Charter Exec and Charter Org Rep have the authority to approve all adult applicants; they also have the same authority to remove any adult or youth if a circumstance is great enough to warrant this to happen. In the latter they will consult with the Council office first. The Scoutmaster and Committee Chair on an equal level; the Scoutmaster is the one running the youth program with assistance from the Assistant Scoutmasters whereas the Committee Chair is the one running the business side of the troop with assistance from the Troop Committee. Both rely on the other for success of the Troop and positions are viewed with equal responsibility and authority.
Charter Executive Officer- this person is selected by the Charter Organization. The Executive Officer of the Chartered Organization, by signature, certifies that the organization approves all applications. The Executive Officer also certifies that the organization has approved all registering adults. In BSA units, the responsibility for approval of adults can also be given to the Chartered Organization Representative. The Chartered Organization certifies that all registered adults subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle, Policy of Nondiscrimination, and the Scout Oath and Promise. Adults agree to be guided by the Charter Bylaws, Troop Bylaws, and the Rules and Regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. In Troop 49 the Charter Executive is Mr. George Finch.
Charter Organization Representative (COR)- this person, on behalf of the troop, is the liaison between the Unit and the Charter Organization. This person will report all Troop activities, progress, and any requests to the Charter Organization and will report the Charter Organization activities and requests to the Unit. The Charter Org Rep will encourage the troop to have a strong program in place, encourage proper adult and youth training and, on behalf of the Charter Organization, will approve all adult applications for the unit. In Troop 49 the COR is Mr. Ed Marek
Following the Charter Executive Officer and Charter Org Rep are the Scoutmaster and Committee Chair.
The Scoutmaster- as head of the youth program, this person guides and trains the youth leadership, recruits and maintains the adult Assistant Scoutmasters (ASM), who than assist in all areas of the youth program including development and advancement for rank and merit badges. The Scoutmaster will report to the Charter Executive Officer and Charter Org Rep when requested. The Scoutmaster will be asked to report to the Troop Committee and/or Committee Chair on the Troop’s program, planning, advancement, program development, and issues or problems within the Troop. All ASM’s are selected by the Scoutmaster, are then approved by adult application by the Charter Org Rep. In Troop 49 this is Mr. Mike Neimon.
The Committee Chair- this role is head of the troop business side that includes finance, fundraising, Troop re-charter, troop policy, directs requests by the Scoutmaster to allow the youth program success, reports to the Charter Executive Officer and Charter Org Rep as requested, and also recruits adult members to serve on the Troop Committee. New committee members recruited by the Committee Chair are then approved by adult application by the Charter Org Rep. In Troop 49 this is Mrs. Jennifer McCarthy.
In Troop 49 the Charter Exec and Charter Org Rep have the authority to approve all adult applicants; they also have the same authority to remove any adult or youth if a circumstance is great enough to warrant this to happen. In the latter they will consult with the Council office first. The Scoutmaster and Committee Chair on an equal level; the Scoutmaster is the one running the youth program with assistance from the Assistant Scoutmasters whereas the Committee Chair is the one running the business side of the troop with assistance from the Troop Committee. Both rely on the other for success of the Troop and positions are viewed with equal responsibility and authority.