I have served in some capacity in Boy Scouts for over 35 yrs., and at 71 yrs. old I'm still a Scoutmaster of the local Troop. We are working on our 68th year of the local community birthday/anniversary calendar, have participated in food drives coordinated with the local religious denominations and the schools. Our troop has been active in many community service projects (delivering firewood, clearing snow off cars, shoveling walks, weed and debris clean-up (yard work). The LDS Church has picked up the tab on registrations, Boys Life subscriptions, 50% to 100% of Summer Camp Fees, transportation costs to and from camp, food and gear for those who had none or whose parents couldn't afford it, discounted camp physicals, Cub Scout award costs and much more through our Scout Committee. It will remain to be seen if anyone else has the wherewithal, funds, manpower, inclination to continue with the Charter; I have sincere doubts for the history of such a storied program in our area. For example, TWO of my current Scouts, I was their GRANDPA's cub den leader or cubmaster! And some of my most memorable experiences have been to BSA's Wood Badge camp, and numerous spring/summer/fall/winter camps, merit badge powwows/high adventures, Cub pack meetings along the way. Very SAD to see what is becoming of something so dear to my heart!:-(