Pack leadership

I am an Eagle Scout, and both my brothers are Eagle Scouts. Scouting is in my blood! It has given me many valuable skills and opportunities that have helped shape me. I am glad to be involved as an adult leader, leading my son through his Scouting journey! We love working on his Pinewood Derby car and Raingutter Regatta ship together, but our favorite activities are camping, hiking, and fishing!

I work at Lone Star College, where I support our Dual Credit program at the system level. I served 9 years in the United States Army as a Logistics Officer and have held leadership roles for over 20 years. I love spending time with my family! Our favorite activities include watching movies, bowling, and putt-putt.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or wish to learn more about Scouting and Pack 12!

My family. (Brief sentence about your family — kids, partner.)

Why I love scouting. (A sentence or two about what you get out of being a leader and what you hope kids take away.)

Outside of pack. (Day job, hobbies, things parents might want to know.)

Reach out anytime — if you have a question about the pack, the program, or your scout, I’m happy to help.

My family. (Brief sentence about your family — kids, partner.)

Why I love scouting. (A sentence or two about what you get out of being a leader and what you hope kids take away.)

Outside of pack. (Day job, hobbies, things parents might want to know.)

Reach out anytime — if you have a question about the pack, the program, or your scout, I’m happy to help.

A Pack 12 family of six. Ryan’s older boy crossed over to Scouts BSA Troop 113 (he’s 11 now); his younger boy is an 8-year-old Wolf in Pack 12. Now in his sixth year with the pack, he’s worked his way up the ranks alongside them as a den leader for Wolves, Bears, Webelos, and Arrow of Light — if you want to know what to expect from any of those years, he’s the one to ask.

By day he runs the family business with his brother and dad, manufacturing and installing basketball hoops in Houston and nationwide.

He’s happiest competing at a campout cook-off. His calling card: deep-fried donuts with powdered sugar shots for everybody.

For Ryan, scouting is about unforgettable family time, growing leadership skills, and pushing everyone — kids and parents — out of their comfort zones to try something new.

He currently serves as Pack 12’s New Member Coordinator — if your family has questions about joining, getting started, or anything in between, reach out anytime. He also runs this website, so if you spot something broken or out of date, give him a nudge.

A Pack 12 family of six. Ryan’s older boy crossed over to Scouts BSA Troop 113 (he’s 11 now); his younger boy is an 8-year-old Wolf in Pack 12. Now in his sixth year with the pack, he’s worked his way up the ranks alongside them as a den leader for Wolves, Bears, Webelos, and Arrow of Light — if you want to know what to expect from any of those years, he’s the one to ask.

By day he runs the family business with his brother and dad, manufacturing and installing basketball hoops in Houston and nationwide.

He’s happiest competing at a campout cook-off. His calling card: deep-fried donuts with powdered sugar shots for everybody.

For Ryan, scouting is about unforgettable family time, growing leadership skills, and pushing everyone — kids and parents — out of their comfort zones to try something new.

He currently serves as Pack 12’s New Member Coordinator — if your family has questions about joining, getting started, or anything in between, reach out anytime. He also runs this website, so if you spot something broken or out of date, give him a nudge.

My great wife (Jessica) and kids (Henry, James, Claire, and Emily) have been a part of pack 12 since 2020.

I love scouting because its mission shines so brightly in our daily lives. Pack 12 really does help teach scouts how to make moral and ethical choices throughout their lives.

On the daily, I build robots as an engineer in the oilfield. I love working out too! Come hit the gym with me.

Reach out anytime — if you have a question about the pack, the program, or your scout.

I’m happy to help!

My family: I’m married to my husband, Tzivan, and I’m the mom of two, Téotl and Tlali, who are both in Scouts. We’re a busy family who loves spending time together, whether we’re at Scouts, playing golf, watching soccer, or just enjoying a family weekend.

Why I love scouting: I love seeing kids learn new things, build confidence, and make memories along the way. As a parent and leader, I enjoy being part of those experiences and helping our Scouts work toward their goals and achievements.

Outside of pack: I work in Virtual Design & Construction (VDC) in the construction industry. Outside of work, I spend most of my time with Tzivan and the kids, keeping up with all their activities. I also play coed soccer on Sundays, and we enjoy golfing together as a family.

Reach out anytime — if you have questions about advancement, requirements, awards, or your Scout’s progress, I’m always happy to help!

A Pack 12 family of six. Ryan’s older boy crossed over to Scouts BSA Troop 113 (he’s 11 now); his younger boy is an 8-year-old Wolf in Pack 12. Now in his sixth year with the pack, he’s worked his way up the ranks alongside them as a den leader for Wolves, Bears, Webelos, and Arrow of Light — if you want to know what to expect from any of those years, he’s the one to ask.

By day he runs the family business with his brother and dad, manufacturing and installing basketball hoops in Houston and nationwide.

He’s happiest competing at a campout cook-off. His calling card: deep-fried donuts with powdered sugar shots for everybody.

For Ryan, scouting is about unforgettable family time, growing leadership skills, and pushing everyone — kids and parents — out of their comfort zones to try something new.

He currently serves as Pack 12’s New Member Coordinator — if your family has questions about joining, getting started, or anything in between, reach out anytime. He also runs this website, so if you spot something broken or out of date, give him a nudge.

My family. (Brief sentence about your family — kids, partner.)

Why I love scouting. (A sentence or two about what you get out of being a leader and what you hope kids take away.)

Outside of pack. (Day job, hobbies, things parents might want to know.)

Reach out anytime — if you have a question about the pack, the program, or your scout, I’m happy to help.