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Max Miller Profile

Adult Information
Spouse (name only): 
Jill M Miller
Children: 
Megan N Miller (9/1/1991) Max Thomas Miller (6/6/1993)
Profession: 
Electrical Engineer
Employer: 
US Enviromental Protection Agency
Eagle Scout: 
Eagle Scout
Resume: 
Eagle Scout with Saginaw MI troop 303 way back in 1978. My favorite trips when I was a boy scout were backing on Isle Royale and canoeing the Boundary Waters canoe area of northeastern Minnesota. Currently employed with the US Environmental Protection Agency as an Electrical Engineer protecting the air we breath.
Profile Information
Assistant Scoutmaster
Patrol: 
Scouters (Adult Leaders)
HAM Radio Callsign: 
KD8AOQ

Favorite Music: Beatles, Country, Pink Floyd

Favorite Movies/TV Shows: Dr. Who, Good Eats, Mythbusters, Serenity, star trek

Favorite Trips: summer camp, vermont

Interests: photography

Photo
Photo: 
Chester Miller

Bob Geier Profile

Adult Information
Title: 
Dr.
Profession: 
Education
Employer: 
University of Michigan
Eagle Scout: 
Years in program: 
1989
Resume: 
Bob Geier is a long-time professional educator, having taught high school science and math, serving as a school administrator, state policy director, and now working at UM's School of Education. Trained by the National Outdoor Leadership School, he's been working with the St. Thomas scouting programs for almost 20 years on four continents and 15 states/provinces.
Profile Information
Scouting Coordinator
Patrol: 
Scouters (Adult Leaders)
HAM Radio Callsign: 
N8VCP

Bob was once a spy for the intergalactic revenue service, which collected payments of potable water from all interstellar wayfaring species in return for bureaucratic support. After retiring from the IRS, he settled in on a small, non-spacefaring planet largely because he enjoyed the snow and mountains, and because he was enthralled with chocolate chip cookies.

Favorite Movies/TV Shows: star trek

Favorite Trips: colorado, denmark, kilimanjaro, red rocks, wyoming

Interests: chocolate chip cookies, climbing, education, policy, skiing

Photo
Photo: 
Bob Geier photo