BSA - TROOP 19 - Langhorne, Pennsylvania
The Buckskin Troop has been Scouting since 1927.
Troop 19 Committee
Chartered Org. Representative / Troop Advancement Chair:
Mr. Doug Jenkins/Caroline Flynn
Troop Committee Chair:
Mrs. Candice Fletcher
Troop Treasurer:
Mr. Mark Lewis
Troop Webmaster:
Mr. Tony Singleton
Troop Fundraising Chair:
Mrs. Amy Whitman
Troop Secretary:
Mrs. Shay Brodbeck
Troop Membership Chair / Troop Webelos Coordinator: OPEN
Quartermaster:
Mr. Bill Schmitz
Troop Outdoor Activities Chair
Mr. John Brodbeck
Troop Activities Chair
OPEN
Troop Training Chair
Mr. Doug Jenkins
Distric Commissioner:
Don Wiater
JR. Leaders:
Troop 19 was originally charted in 1910 by the Philadelphia Council. At that time Bucks County Council did not exist. The current Troop 19 was initially charted as Troop 1 of Bucks County. We are the oldest troop in Bucks County, that has only been affiliated solely with Pennsylvania Councils.
When World War I broke out the troop disbanded and the charter lapsed.
On June 29, 1927 Troop 19 was officially charted with the Bucks County Council. Scoutmaster Joseph W. Lindenfelser lead the scout meetings on Flowers Ave. on Monday nights.
In 1930 it is noted the there were twenty-three active scouts.
In 1932 Troop 19 meetings were held in the Langhorne Manor School, Friday evenings.
In 1934 Troop 19 was officially chartered as the ''Buckskin Troop''.
During the course of troop 19 history the charter organization was either Citizen's of Langhorne, The Langhorne Lions Club, and most notably Langhorne Presbyterian Church.
In 1945 Troop 19 had four patrols; Flying Arrow, Wolf, Bravery, and Fox.
Troop 19 has met consistently since the early 1940's in the ''Church Bungalow'' as noted on the 1946 charter and the ''Scout Cabin'' as noted in the 1957 charter.
1960 Troop meetings were scheduled for Tuesday 7pm at the ''Scout Cabin''. This meeting time still holds true today, over 50 years later.
Mike Kraft was the longest registered scoutmaster-14 years.
The Kraft family and the Murphy family both of Langhorne, have had the most scouts involved in Troop 19.
The Sayre family has had three generations of scouters involved in Troop 19.
Webmaster: Tony Singleton contact: thesingletonfamily@yahoo.com
Troop 19
Direct Youth Contact Leaders
Scoutmaster: Mr. Tony Singleton
Assistant Scoutmasters:
Mr. Chuck Pinkerton
Mr. Mike Masulis
Troop Chaplain: Pastor Bill Teague
Charter Organization:
Langhorne Presbyterian Church
Pack 19 Website
Bucks County Council BSABoys who have completed their arrow of light and are at least 10 years old are eligible to join Boy Scouts. Boys that have completed 5th grade and are at least 10 years old are also eligible to join Boy Scouts. BSA's Objectives are developing character, citizenship, and personal fitness.
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