Lodge Officers
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Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2025
Lodge Chief – William B.
The Lodge Chief is the highest youth leadership position in the lodge. The Chief presides over all lodge activities, including Executive Committee Meetings, quarterly meetings, Service weekends, and other lodge activities. He provides direct leadership to the Lodge Officers and appoints committee chairmen.
Vice-Chief Administration (VC1) – Samuel H.
The Vice-Chief of Administration is the second highest youth leadership position in the lodge. The First Vice-Chief presides over activities in the absence of the chief. The Vice-Chief of Administration also provides direct leadership to the committee chairmen of the Kitchen, Membership, OA Unit Representative, and Vigil committees. They also maintain the service bead system and the Lodge Participation Award recognitions.
Vice-Chief Activities (VC2) – Joseph C.
The Vice-Chief of Activities provides direct leadership to the committee chairmen of the Activities, Conference/Conclave, Health & Safety, Historian, Kitty Inc., and Service Committees.
Vice-Chief Inductions (VC3) – Nolan G.
The Vice-Chief of Inductions provides direct leadership to the committee chairmen of the Brotherhood, Camp Promotions & Elections, Ceremonies, and Ordeal Committees.
Secretary – Nathan O.
The Lodge Secretary keeps accurate minutes of the sessions of the Lodge Executive Committee and Quarterly meetings. He also handles official lodge correspondence. View the meeting minutes archive.
Treasurer – Eli E.
The Treasurer keeps an accurate accounting of lodge finances and the lodge account with the assistance of the Treasurer Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser. He also handles receipts for lodge expenditures.
Previous Lodge Chief – Boone W.
The previous Lodge Chief is an official member of the Executive Committee. His role is to assist in the transition of leadership and to lend advice and experience to the new administration.
Lodge Adviser – James G.
The Lodge Adviser assists and advises the Lodge Executive Committee and offers suggestions and help as needed to improve the lodge program.
Associate Lodge Adviser of Administration – Eric S.
The Associate Lodge Adviser of Administration works with the Vice-Chief of Administration and the committee advisers that fall under that vice-chief, to help them build stronger committees and foster better communications between committees.
Associate Lodge Adviser of Activities – Vacant
The Associate Lodge Adviser of Activities works with the Vice-Chief of Activities and the committee advisers that fall under that vice-chief, to help them build stronger committees and foster better communications between committees.
Associate Lodge Adviser of Inductions – Galadriel K.
The Associate Lodge Adviser of Inductions works with the Vice-Chief of Inductions and the committee advisers that fall under that vice-chief, to help them build stronger committees and foster better communications between committees.
Staff Adviser – Morgan B.
The Lodge Staff Adviser serves as a professional staff adviser and acts as the link between the council and the lodge.
Supreme Chief of the Fire – Davis F.
The Supreme Chief of the Fire is also the Council Executive. He has the final word in all decisions regarding the operations of the Lodge, and makes those decisions with the input of the Lodge Chief, the Lodge Adviser, and the Staff Adviser.
The Officer Slate
At the annual May Quarterly meeting, a slate is presented for the following year’s officers. At the September Quarterly meeting, the slate is either accepted or challenged. Therefore any slated officers are not final. Any challenges to the slate must be accompanied by an official petition form with approval from the staff and lodge adviser. The slate is also published in The Wolf’s Tale before the May quarterly meeting. The elected officers’ (whether slated or not) term begins at the conclusion of the Section Conclave of the year they are elected.