Pack 1592 Leadership Committee

Cubmaster James Oslie

James serves as the leader of the Cub Scouts program and runs the Pack Meetings for the scouts and supports the Den Leaders.

Committee Chair Mike Fairnha

Mike serves as the Chair of the Pack Committee. He ensures all adult volunteer positions are filled with qualified adults and he runs the Pack Committee Meetings.

Chartered Org Rep Mike Herbert

Mike serves as the representative of our chartering organization: Roseville Kiwanis. He previously had a scout in Pack 1592 and served as Committee Chair.

Committee Vice-Chair -Available

Treasurer- Sarkis Anduze

Advancement Coordinator David McClain

Secretary- Available

Communications/Web – Matthew Scribner

Den Leaders

Another very important part of the Pack 1592 Leadership are the Den Leaders themselves. These are parents of scouts in Pack 1592 and lead the individual dens. They will be the ones keeping track of your scout’s advancements and helping administer the program at monthly Den Meetings. Den Leaders are also members of the Pack Committee.

Kindergarten - Lions

Den Leader: Jonathan Pregill

1st Grade - Tigers

Den Leader: available

2nd Grade - Wolves

Den Leader: Matt O'Leary

3rd Grade - Bears

Den Leader: James Oslie

4th Grade - Webelos

Den Leader-Matt O'Leary

5th Grade - Arrow of Light

Den Leader: Mike Farinha

Den Leader Guides

Sign Up to be a Leader

Volunteer Positions

These volunteer positions are not elected committee positions, but they are no less important. In fact, these positions are a great way to get involved and be a part of the success of Pack 1592 without having to necessarily make a year long commitment. Some are just for a single event.

Fall Hike 

Meals on Wheels 

Spring Hike 

Kings Game Outing 

Pinewood Derby

Twilight Camp 

Fishing Outing 

Fourth of July Parade 

Veterans/Memorial Flag Events 

Resident Camp 

Sac Republic Scout Night 

Raingutter Regatta 

The Registered Adult Leaders of Pack 1592 are Fingerprint Background Checked with the California Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Leaders pass position specific training and Annual BSA Youth Protection Training as well as comply with California AB506 Training Requirements.