Mike Allen, Course
Director (ScoutMaster)
Mike
has been married for 35 years to his wife Kim they have 4 children three
married daughters and one Eagle Scout son who is having too much fun to get
married. We have 6 grand kids and another due in July. Once a year we have
grandma and grandpa’s campout in back yard with all the grand kids where we set
up the tent trailer, cook over an open fire, watch movies, play game and swing
until grandpa can’t do underdog any more. Their parents are invited back for
breakfast the next morning.
Mike
has worked in all the families of scouting in his 28 plus years as a registered
leader and has been the assistant to seven Scoutmasters but never the
Scoutmaster himself.
Mike
and Kim attended Wood Badge together in 1998 Mike is a Bobwhite and Kim a Wolf.
Linda Cable,
ASM-Programs
Mom of 3, Nana of 4, love the scouting progam and helping
others. Enjoy reading, handwork and wood crafting.
Paul Stewart,
ASM-Facilities
Paul has lived in Utah his entire
life. He currently lives in Tooele, UT. Paul's current profession is a machine
operator at Detroit Diesel. He is a very active person who loves to spend time
with family, and is married to the most wonderful woman who he admires with all
his heart. Together they have three small children that love playing with their
dad. Paul's main interest that he enjoys most is exploring the great outdoors. If he could,
he would spend all of his time in the mountains learning from nature. He became
involved with the Boy Scouts of America almost six years ago. Paul's greatest
accomplishment in the Boy Scout program happened when he helped create a
community troop for Tooele County. Scouting has offered him many wonderful
opportunities. Through the Scouting program Paul believes he will change the world.
Patrick Henderson,
ASM-Troop Guides
Born in Portland, Oregon, BYU Grad
Married to JaNae (35 years), six children (3 girls, 3
boys), 9 grandchildren
Senior Accounting Consultant for PacifiCorp Energy (30 +
years)
2012 Dean, College of Boy Scouting - GSLC University of
Scouting,
District #28 Boy Scout Vice Chair, Roundtable
Commissioner,
Scoutmaster, WB Troop Guide, Blazer Scout Leader, OA,
Eagle Scout,
Current Motto: Training Princes to be Kings
Jeff Sims, Senior
Patrol Leader
Jeff became a Beaver in 2009 and was privileged to help
the Owl patrol on his Dad’s course last November. He is most familiar with the
Cub Scouts having been a Cubmaster and Cub Committee Chair for many years. For
the past several months he has been helping the older boys as an Assistant
Scoutmaster. Jeff has been involved with Roundtable for the past 2 years in
Layton (Trapper Trails Council) teaching the Cub Committee break out session. He was also involved with Cub Scouts back in
the early 2000’s where he also taught the Cub Committee break out session down
in Lehi (National Parks Council). Jeff
earned his Eagle as a youth in Farmington where he grew up (Great Salt Lake
Council). Jeff is married with a 13
year-old son, 10 year-old daughter, and 5-year old daughter. He is a civil
engineer working for Lochner, a private consultant firm in Salt Lake City, and
he primarily works on storm drain, flood control, river hydraulics, and
irrigation projects. Jeff’s non-scouting passions include basketball,
motorcycles, podcasts, astrophysics, and cookies.
LaDawn Tracy,
Quarter Master
LaDawn was born in Salt
Lake City and she has 5 children, 2 boys and 3 girls, plus 1 step son. She has 1.5 grandchildren, both boys, ages 5
and due in June. LaDawn loves
scouting. She has worked with every
family of scouting for the past 14 years, but the Cubs have her heart. For the past 7 years she has worked at Camp
Steiner. She has planned and put on Cub
Day camps. She has been a basic training
chariman for 6 years. LaDawn went to
Wood Badge in 2001 in Philmont. This
will be her 7th time on a Wood Badge staff. She knows that Wood Badge will change your
life!
Mike Stanfield,
Quarter Master
Mike was born in Salt Lake City and has lived in the
surrounding area since, currently in Riverton.
He has been married for 38 years and has 3 children; 1 boy and 2
daughters and 5 grandchildren. He works
as a general contractor in the Salt Lake area.
He has loved scouting since a young age when his father
served as the scoutmaster when he became a scout. He has served in scouting for 34 years. Mike has served for the last 7 years as the
Scoutmaster and Varsity coach for a special needs troop in the south valley
area. He also serves as the Venturing advisor in his home unit.
Mike completed Wood Badge in 1992 and has served on staff
as a troop guide in 2008
Mike Seawright,
Scribe
Mike was born in Worland, Wyoming and graduated from BYU
with a Bachelor’s degree and went on to the University of Utah for an MBA (he’s
still a Cougar fan though). He is
married and has three adult children that currently reside in Utah. Mike works for Intel Corporation and has
enjoyed traveling around the world for his job.
Mike has not been a life-long scouter. About 6 years ago he became the Chartered
Organization Representative (COR) for his scouting unit and was thrust in the
middle of it. After a Court of Honor
where no awards or merit badges were given out, he decided he better get
trained to see if he could make a difference.
That’s when he decided to attend Wood Badge, which set in action a
change in his life. Mike is now a “scouter”
and has helped to change his local unit, completely. Mike is currently the Committee Chair in his
unit and serves as Assistant District Commissioner. This will be Mike’s second opportunity to
serve on a Wood Badge staff.
Roger Koon, Scribe
Roger was reared in Thomaston, GA and graduated from
Robert E. Lee Institute. Went to Baylor University, Waco, TX for a summer &
then transferred to Tarrant County Junior College, Ft. Worth, TX.
He enlisted in the US Army as a Russian Translator/Interpreter
and Voice Intercept Operator. Served during Desert Storm with the 1457th Combat
Engineer Battalion. He has over 30 years
of service in the Federal Government with USDA.
Roger graduated from Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
in 1979 with a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Agronomy;
He started work with USDA, Farmers Home Administration
(FmHA) in 1980 in Richfield, UT and then
Monticello, UT. He has worked in El Paso, TX, Vernal, UT & currently Salt
Lake City, UT.
In 1987 he started participating on a team as a cyclist
in Triathlon’s in Monticello’s Blue Mountain, which was a cross country ski,
bike & run and Blanding’s Hillman in Blanding, UT, which was a swim, bike
& run. Also, as a team we
participated in triathlons in 1988 & 1989.
As a team we came in 3rd place in the Hillman in 1988 and 2nd place in
the Hillman in 1989 for our age group.
Also, ran in a 5K Run in Monticello & came in 1st place for his age
group.
Roger was an Early Morning Seminary Teacher, Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, El Paso, TX.
Volunteered for a detail to help in the aftermath of
flood damage in the Red River Valley area, Redmond, MN & Sisseton, SD. Also
after Hurricanes Katrina/Rita Houma/Raceland area, assigned to Long-Term
Community Recovery Team (LTCR), Lafourche Parish, Raceland Disaster Recovery
Center, LA.
Roger has been married for over 30 years and has five
children, 3 boys & 2 girls, all of them are married, with 8 grandchildren
and one on the way.
Went to Woodbadge in 1988. Has worked with the youth in
coaching & refereeing soccer, baseball, softball. Also, he has worked in the Boy Scouts of
America [BSA] scouting program as an Assistant & Cub-Master, as an Assistant
& Scoutmaster, Varsity Scout Coach & Explorer Leader and also has
served on the District Scout Committee.
Has 2 sons that earned their Eagle Scout Award & 1 son that earned
their Life Scout Award.
Mike Jueschke,
Troop Guide
Mike was born in Provo, Utah and has lived in
Utah most of his life. He is currently
the Assistant Scoutmaster in his home unit and the Great Salt Lake Council Wood
Badge Association. Dave Kasteler was
very instrumental in helping Mike attend Wood Badge in 2009. Dave was also a great friend and
co-worker. This is Mike’s second time on
a Wood Badge staff. His hobbies include
wood working, spending time with his 2 boys (ages 6 & 4), working on home
improvement projects, and skiing.
Jerry Beste, Troop
Guide
Jerry went to Wood Badge in 2008. He has served on 1 previous Wood Badge
course. He has a BS degree in business
and has been a registered scout leader for 12 years, with 10 of those years
serving along side Dave Kasteler in their home unit. He is married to Lynnette and they have 4
children, 2 boys and 2 girls. Both boys are
Eagle Scouts. He currently serves as 11
year old leader assistant scout master in his home unit in Sandy, UT. It is an honor to serve on this course to
better help young men and carry on the tradition Dave has created in his home
unit.
Jolene Lemmon,
Troop Guide
Jolene was born in San Jose, CA and moved around a lot
growing up. Mainly grew up in Utah and
Salt Lake Counties. She is a widow with
3 boys, 1 Eagle, 1 about to receive his Life, and 1 that will receive his Arrow
of Light on Feb. 1st. She is a Personal
Assistant and a housekeeper. She is a
District Trainer for Den Chiefs and the Associate Advisor for the Order of the
Arrow Sage Chapter. This will be her
first time on a Wood Badge staff and she is extremely excited to be a part of
the team. She is a Beaver from 2007
course at Camp Tracy.
Jerry Monsen,
Troop Guide
Jerry was born in Roosevelt, UT and lived in
Altamont. He has three children, ages
21, 19, & 17. He is an electrical
engineer where he designs chips (not potato chips). He is currently on the Cub Round Table
staff. Previous scouting positions
include Vice Chair for Scouts, Scoutmaster, Troop Committee Chairman, and
Cubmaster. He’s been on several Wood
Badge staffs before with positions as Quartermaster, Scribe, and Senior Patrol
Leader. He is also the scribe for the
Wood Badge Association.
Rob Thorup, Troop
Guide
Rob was born at LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah. Rob
grew up in Holladay, Utah, went to Olympus High, Brigham Young University, and
University of the Pacific School of Dentistry. His awesome wife, Cindy, is from
Taber, Alberta and willfully supports him in all his scouting activities. It
creates “girls night out” which she often enjoys.
Rob has seven children that he knows of: Whitney, 25,
married living in North Dakota; Michael, 22, at Utah State in Biology and
Pre-Dental; Christian, United States Marine stationed at Camp Pendelton,
California; Amanda, Senior at Bingham High School; Noah, Junior at Bingham High
School; Blake, 8th grade at South Jordan Middle School: and Tessa who resides
with our Heavenly Father.
Rob has been a full-time Dentist since 1989. He’s also a
full-time scouter, part time bounty hunter, and dental technology developer.
Rob currently is a Scoutmaster, District Venturing
Commissioner, District Venturing Round Table Commissioner, and NRA Instructor,
and does not do winter camps. Rob went
to Wood Badge in March 2009 at the Snyderville “Hilton” Lodge in Park City. He
had a superb experience!
Paula Hardy, Troop
Guide
Paula was born in Arcadia, California and has been
married to Mitch Hardy for 24 ½ years.
She has 3 children, Trent who is currently serving a mission in El
Salvador Santa Ana/Belize and is due home June 19, 2012 (yes, she can’t
wait) Ryan, a daughter, is a Junior at
Southern Utah University majoring in Communications. Colin is a Junior at Bingham High, he is our
baby and we can't believe we will soon be entering the next chapters of our
lives.
Paula is a teacher and has taught for 10 years in
Southern California, but when we moved to Utah in 2000 I told Mitch "I'm
done raising other people's children!"
So I keep my license current and enjoy being a substitute teacher.
Paula is involved in scouts over the past 20 years. Just not consecutively. Assistant Den Leader, Wolf/Bear Leader and 11
yr. old Scout Leader. I am currently in
the RS pres. thus not holding a scouting
position other than Wood Badge. Paula
attended Wood Badge in May 2008, and
received her beads when her son earned his Eagle. Was on staff in November 2011 (with Mike
Allen and Jeff Sims)
Scott Allen, Troop
Guide
Scott was born in Salt Lake City. Later he met someone
who was able to put up with some oddities that he has and she decided to make
out partnership a permanent position. Scott likes fruit and was taught about
multiplication in school, so somehow he ended up with 9 children.
Scott replaces body parts for his profession so hopefully
no one will need his services. He loves
scouting and has been in the scouts, varsity, committee, and district. He is currently the varsity coach in his unit
and district venturing round table commissioner.
Scott had a life changing event take place in 2010 which
was Wood Badge. This is his first time
as a troop guide and he is so excited to be part of this Wood Badge
course. His hobbies are scouting and
then he enjoys water sports, scuba, and his wife says his first love is a small
570 gallon salt water fish tank in his basement.
Abe Young, Troop
Guide
Abe grew up in Utah’s Dixie. He earned his Eagle award under Scoutmaster
Doug McKnight and named his second son in his honor. Abe is married to Diane and they have two
sons (both Eagles) and one daughter. He
is the Director of Auditing for Church Education. Abe attended Wood Badge in 2009. He is the Scoutmaster of Troop 1613. Abe loves being outdoors. He has been on the Board of Southeast Valley
Baseball for 11 years.
Clay Hiatt, Mentor
Born and raised in Springville Utah. Married to Lynda who does amazing quilting
and machne embroidery work. I attended
Wood Badge at Philmont in 2001 and served on staff for 5 previous courses
including being a course director in 2007.
Lynda and I have five children and ten grandchildren.
My three sons are Eagle scouts and each is married. My two beautiful daughters are still
single. I have served in every family of
scouting except cubs over the past 30 years.
I am currently serving as the assistant scoutmaster. The scoutmaster is one of my former
scouts. Lynda and I both graduated from
BYU and I received a Masters in Public Administration from the U of U. I enjoy Dutch oven cooking.
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