Lily Hall--Leader
I have been the leader of Troop 2028 since the fall of 2006. I took over the troop a year after the troop was established in 2005, yet I was already a trained leader since 2005. I felt I didnt want the troop to fall apart after Daisy's and it was very important to my daughter. Now we are a strong, courageous, confident troop with character that make the world a better place. I take pride and joy in my troop and do everything by empowering to lead these girls to grow up and be strong leaders, respect each other & authority, develope values to guide thier actions and help them develope thier full potential. I also guide them to discover fun, friendships, and the power of girls united together. I have one daughter who I enjoy every moment I spend with her.
I have been the leader of Troop 2028 since the fall of 2006. I took over the troop a year after the troop was established in 2005, yet I was already a trained leader since 2005. I felt I didnt want the troop to fall apart after Daisy's and it was very important to my daughter. Now we are a strong, courageous, confident troop with character that make the world a better place. I take pride and joy in my troop and do everything by empowering to lead these girls to grow up and be strong leaders, respect each other & authority, develope values to guide thier actions and help them develope thier full potential. I also guide them to discover fun, friendships, and the power of girls united together. I have one daughter who I enjoy every moment I spend with her.
Joan "Nana" Lewis--Co-Leader
"Nana"....that's what everyone calls her. We dont even know her first name anymore. Nana is the grandmother of one of the girls in our troop and has been with us since the start in 2005. After 3 years of a "parent volunteer" she finally decided to become my co-leader in the fall of 2009 after 3 failed co-leaders. The girls and myself could not of asked for a better person. She is kind-hearted, sweet and a down to earth good person. She cares a lot for the girls in the troop and strives to what ever she can to make things run smoothly. The girls just love her as do I. Nana brings joy and wisdom to our troop and we love to hear her stories about Japan. She used to live in Japan back when her husband was in the service. Nana has one daughter and two grandchildren.
"Nana"....that's what everyone calls her. We dont even know her first name anymore. Nana is the grandmother of one of the girls in our troop and has been with us since the start in 2005. After 3 years of a "parent volunteer" she finally decided to become my co-leader in the fall of 2009 after 3 failed co-leaders. The girls and myself could not of asked for a better person. She is kind-hearted, sweet and a down to earth good person. She cares a lot for the girls in the troop and strives to what ever she can to make things run smoothly. The girls just love her as do I. Nana brings joy and wisdom to our troop and we love to hear her stories about Japan. She used to live in Japan back when her husband was in the service. Nana has one daughter and two grandchildren.
Joann Hamrick--Parent Volunteer & Canoe Instructor
Joann joined our troop three years ago and this year finally decided to join my leadership team. We are so happy to have her. She is truely an asset to our troop and cant wait to teach the girls how to "swamp" a conoe...lol.
Joann is also the mother of one of the girls in the troop, and enjoys spending time with the girls and going camping. Joann has two other daughters, one age 6 and one aged 13.
Joann joined our troop three years ago and this year finally decided to join my leadership team. We are so happy to have her. She is truely an asset to our troop and cant wait to teach the girls how to "swamp" a conoe...lol.
Joann is also the mother of one of the girls in the troop, and enjoys spending time with the girls and going camping. Joann has two other daughters, one age 6 and one aged 13.
