[16399] in APO-L
Re: History of Scouting and APO
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jeremy Gagliardi)
Mon Mar 10 16:35:40 1997
Date: Mon, 10 Mar 1997 16:28:22 -0500
Reply-To: Jeremy.Gagliardi@cpmx.saic.com
From: Jeremy Gagliardi <JEREMY.GAGLIARDI@cpmx.saic.com>
To: Multiple recipients of list APO-L <APO-L@VM.CC.PURDUE.EDU>
Richard Edward Vehlow wrote:
> 4. How many brothers/pledges online here have been members of GSA or continue
> to be involved with the organization? If you are, is that an APO service
> activity or is it totally separate from fraternity service?
>
> 5. Likewise for boy scouts. See 4.
Cub Scouts (don't remember when)
Webelos (don't remember when, achieved Arrow of Light)
Boy Scouts (1984-1988, 4 years total, started late, achieved Eagle)
I dropped out past that point, but promised to become an adult leader
when I have eligible children.
When I was a Boy Scout, I knew nothing of Alpha Phi Omega. I never made
it to any Jamborees or other activities outside of Summer Camp. My
troop was quite braindead and didn't relay any info to us. I only found
out about APhiO when my wife (then my girlfriend), MaryGrace, went to
Philmont as a camp counselor in the Summer of 1991 and came back with
the idea to start a chapter at Frostburg (now Alpha Gamma Chi). My
troop, BTW, died the same year that I left it. Not to toot my own horn
or anything, but I was the last remaining spark of life that troop ever
had. It was #211 out of Bethesda, MD.
L8r,
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