Gulf Stream Council - Boys Scouts of America
2008 Friends of Scouting - Pacesetter Luncheon
Featuring World Champion Quarterback Joe Theismann
Sponsored by FP&L
Friday, February 8, 2008 at The Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, FL
Photos by Palm Beach Today Co-Publisher Ronald Tee Johnson
Eagle Scout and luncheon speaker, David Miller, Joe Theismann, Robert Miller.
Seth and Jacob Manges wearing Joe's XVII Super Bowl ring and Season Championship ring
The late Jim Gallagher; Joe Theismann; and Mitch Davidson,
President of FPL Energy, an FPL Group Company, sponsor of the luncheon.
West Palm Beach Police Department
Explorer Post 148 opened the luncheon.
Gulfstream Council board chairman, John Marion; board member Norman Ginsberg; Joe Theismann; Mike Aubrey of Riverside Bank; and Board Member George Elmore of Hardrives.
Jeff Isaac, Scout Executive and CEO; Boy Scouts of America Development Director Donna Ross;
Joe Theismann; Fabiola Brumley, Bank of America; and John Domenico, U.S. Trust.
Gulfstream Council Scout Executive and CEO Jeff Isaacs, Joe Theismann,
Fabiola Brumley, Bank of America; and John Domenico, U.S. Trust.
Joe Theismann and Scott Craig, Senior Director, Business Development, Office Depot
Office Depot Friends of Scouting: Michael Allegretti, Julia Mendez,
Shiely Voltz, Joe Theismann, Kari Taylor, Scott Craig
West Palm Beach Police Department Explorer Post 148
FP&L Energy Senior Vice President, Michael Sullivan; Joe Theismann; and FP&L Energy Vice President of Human Resources, Kevin Suncine
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the first issue of the season.
2008 Friends of Scouting - Pacesetter Luncheon
Featuring World Champion Quarterback Joe Theismann
Sponsored by FP&L
Friday, February 8, 2008
The Kravis Center
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The Gulf Stream Council ~ Boy Scouts of America "Scouts Honor" Gala Committee announces the following GIFT from famed author, James Patterson for our Gala's up-coming AUCTION !
Donna Ross
561.694.8585 or 561.307.8000 Cell
for invitation
Scouts Honor Gala & Golf Tournament
October 25th at Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach, FL
October 26th Golf at Trump International Golf Club,
West Palm Beach, FL
YOU CAN BECOME A "REAL" CHARACTER
and help our local Boy Scouts - 34,000 strong!
Bidding begins at $2,000 ... Email or Call your bid!
James Patterson,
Famed Author
Donates a CHARACTER
in his NEX T BOOK
for the Gulf Stream Council's Boy Scouts
YOU COULD FIND YOURSELF AT THE TOP OF THE NEW YORK’S BEST-SELLING LIST!
A “NOVEL” THOUGHT!
Immortalize yourself in a BEST SELLING James Patterson THRILLER!
Become the next exciting character in a new thriller from perennial best-selling author, James Patterson
YOU CANNOT BUY THIS EXCITING OPPORTUNITY … BUT YOU CAN OUTBID OUR GUESTS FOR THE CHANCE!
THIS CHARACTER CAN BE IDENTIFIED TO BE IN ONE OF JAMES’ CHILDREN’S BOOKS FOR YOUR GRANDCHILD, CHILD, SCOUT OR SPECIAL FRIEND!
May the best CHARACTER WIN!!
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BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
October 25, 2008
Boy Scouts of America, Gulfstream Council
"Scouts Honor" Gala Dinner Dance and Auction
Mar-a-Lago Club
October 26, 2008 - 9am
Boy Scouts of America, Gulfstream Council
"Scouts Honor" Trump Invitational Golf Tournament
Telephone:
694-8585 Donna Ross
2007 “Scouts Honor” Gala for the Gulf Stream Council ~ Boy Scouts of America. Event Coordinators, Heather Luttier and Ron Miller, receive “Flying EAGLES” in recognition of their outstanding dedication and support for the Gala and Golf Tournament at Mar-a-Lago.
"Scouting: It Works for our Youth!
For Scouting to continue to grow and respond to the needs of our society, we must share our story with you. Working together to organize and support new Scouting units will benefit ALL of us.
Scouting's great character-building program can be delivered to the youth through relationships with other organizations: churches, schools, service clubs and businesses. We all want the youth of our neighborhoods to be20good citizens with strong values and character. We can work together to give our youth and families the opportunity to benefit from the leadership of Scouting.
Nothing is more important than teaching values to our youth during their formative years - values that will guide them for the rest of their lives.
The recent nationwide Harris study The Values of Men and Boys in America told us of the declining values in America today. It also told us that youth who are in Scouting are more likely than others to graduate from high school and much more likely to graduate from college.
The vast majority of men agree that Scouting helped build their character. Scouting must fill the void that America has in developing our youth.
The only way we can provide the greater benefits of Scouting to more youth is to organize additional units and maintain our current units at full strength. America needs it, families need it, our youth want it. HELP US give our youth the opportunity to be in Scouting!
THROUGH YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS, WE CAN GIVE OUR YOUTH THE TOOLS AND EXPERIENCES TO BRING ABOUT THIS FUTURE!
Contact Donna Ross
561.694.8585 X 241
561.307.8000
