Troop 204 & Pack 204 · Brunswick, Georgia
Those who led before us.
Every campout, Court of Honor and Eagle project in our history happened because an adult said yes. These are some of the Scoutmasters, den leaders, committee members and counselors who forged the path for today’s Scouts — most of them parents, all of them volunteers. For generations the troop was Troop 4; if you led it under either number, add your memories to the board.
Scoutmasters
The adults who carried the troop. Today Troop 204 is led by Scoutmaster Dave Morris, who took over in 2024.
Scoutmaster of record from 2023 to 2024.
Scoutmaster from 2019 to 2023, and the troop’s steady hand until May 2024; before that, Pack 204’s Cubmaster — about twelve years in all. At his last Court of Honor as Scoutmaster he presented Eagle to the final two of Pack 204’s founding Cub Scouts.
Scoutmaster through the troop’s run of Eagles in 2016–2018, then Assistant Scoutmaster and Troop Treasurer from 2019 to 2023.
Scoutmaster when Troop 204 returned to a charter with First United Methodist Church in 2011, until Brad Brown took over in 2016.
Committee Chairs
The adults who ran the committees.
Troop Committee Chair for about six years (2018–2024), keeping the troop running: communications, dues, recharter fees, Scout accounts and committee meetings. Also chaired the Pack 204 committee in 2018–2019.
Assistant Scoutmasters
Coaches on the trail and at the campfire.
Served alongside the Scouts for six years; father of Troop 204 Eagles Aidan and Benji Singletary.
Assistant Scoutmaster who also ran Camp Card sales and organized campouts.
Assistant Scoutmaster, and summer camp coordinator from 2023 to 2024: registration, rosters, payments, medical forms and most campout announcements.
Assistant Scoutmaster who brought Eagle project opportunities to the troop, including the Satilla Riverkeeper kiosk at Burnt Fort Landing.
Former Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 204.
Former Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 204.
Former Assistant Scoutmaster; led the troop’s cycling merit badge rides in 2020.
Advancement, counselors and support
The work behind the scenes that makes the program possible.
Tracked every Scout’s path through the ranks for two years.
Kept the troop’s advancement records moving.
Organized Camp Card distribution (2023).
Swimming merit badge counselor; kept the troop’s merit badge and rank advancement records (2022–2023).
Coordinated boards of review (2022).
Ran summer camp registration (2022).
Managed recharter and dues (2016).
Counseled the Eagle-required Personal Fitness merit badge.
Pack 204
Cubmasters, den leaders and committee members who start our youngest Scouts on the trail — and the reason so many of them reach Troop 204 ready to lead.
Led Pack 204 for six years; later Troop 204’s Advancement Chair (2023–2025) and a troop committee member.
Wolf den leader (2018–19), then chaired the Pack 204 committee for five years; now serves on the Troop 204 committee.
Assistant Committee Chair (2018–2024), then Pack Committee Chair from 2024. A den leader every year since 2018: assistant Wolf den leader (2018–19), Bears (2019–20), Webelos (2020–21), Arrow of Light (2021–22), Lions (2022–23), Lions and Tigers (2023–24), Wolves (2024–25), Webelos (2025–26) and Arrow of Light again (2026–27). On the troop side: committee member and Assistant Scoutmaster since 2023, Troop Treasurer (2023–2024) and Committee Chair since 2024.
Den leader for Bears (2023–24), Webelos (2024–25) and Arrow of Light (2025–26); Pack committee member (2023–2026).
Kept the Pack’s books for four years.
Kept the Pack’s books for the 2025–26 year while also serving as Troop Treasurer.
Is someone missing?
Help us complete the list.
This list is not finished. Troop 204 and Pack 204 have been built by many more volunteers than we have names for here. If you served as a Scoutmaster, Cubmaster, den leader, Assistant Scoutmaster, committee member or merit badge counselor — or know someone who did — send us the name, the role and the years.
Add a leaderOur alumni bench is deep
The wisdom is still here.
The people who built Troop 204 and Pack 204 haven’t gone far. Teeple Hill keeps guiding the troop after his years as Cubmaster and Scoutmaster. Our own Eagles come back to lead: Dylan Diamond, Eagle 2022, serves as an Assistant Scoutmaster, and Blake Callaway and Aidan Singletary served as Assistant Scoutmasters after earning Eagle. Across Glynn County, former leaders, Eagle Scouts and merit badge counselors are a ready source of knowledge, skills and good advice — and today’s Scouts are better for every one of them who stays involved.
If you have a skill to teach or a few hours to give, we’d love to have you back.
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