Linda Engler began her involvement in the scouting adventure in 2001 when
her son, Chris Akinin, came home in the first grade and announced that he
wanted to join Cub Scouts so he could shoot a bow and arrow as well as a BB
gun. Little did she know at that moment how rewarding her time spent in
scouting would be with not only her own son, but other boys and adults. Linda
Engler has served as a Den Leader for Pack 1016, and continues to serve as an
Assistant Scoutmaster, Merit Badge Counselor as well as Troop Committee Chair
for Troop 1032. Through scouting, Linda has observed the growth of character,
responsibility, communication, cooperative team work, leadership and community
service as well as the enjoyment of nature and exploring new possible life-long
hobbies among young boys into their teen years. Scouting offers all boys an
opportunity to shine and grow into wonderful citizens of tomorrow. Linda can’t
think of another youth program which can offer all this in one package and she
is proud to be a volunteer in the Scouting Program.
Total hours of service
Too Many To Count
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