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| Meet the AuSablian WebMaster! |
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This picture was taken in the Fall of 2000, of Linda L. Hall, our AuSablian WebMaster.
- Linda began her Scouting Career in February of 1990 as Troop 975's Secretary when her oldest son began his Webelos career with Pack 3975.
- Over time, all three of her sons have joined and participated in Boy Scouts to various degrees.
- After holding the Troop's secretarial positon for 9 1/2 years, she found a replacement and shifted to the Committee Chair position.
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Concurrent with her activity with Troop 975, she has been actively apart of Pack 3975, and has been a Den Leader for Wolves, Bears, Webelos 1 & 2, for a group of boys, besides the Dens her own sons were in, and she was on the Pack Committee. |
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- Twice in the past, she has been a Tiger Cub Coach with the old programs.
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She retired from Cub Scouts in 1997 for 3 years.
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Since the Fall of 2000, she has reactivated her involvment with Pack 3975, as Pack Coach and as the Tiger Cub Coach/ Den Leader.
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in additon to her scouting involvements, raised three sons, co-ran her husband's woodworking business, was a 4-H Ceramics leader, remained actively involved with her church, and other community activities.
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She began her college career at Kirtland Community College. While a student and beyond, she has tutored accounting, computers, math, and government. After attending KCC part time (forever) she gathered two associate's degrees, one in Liberal Arts & the other in Business Administration.
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While completeing a statistic class at KCC, she transferred to Saginaw Valley State University. While there, she was active in the Student Social worker's Organization, attended National Social Work seminars in Lansing, participated in field placement in an agency and completed her Bacholar's degree in Social Work in April 2001.
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July 2000 through July 2001, Linda provided a year of service through Volunteers in Service to America (V.I.S.T.A.) in conjunction with Michigan Sate University Extension and the state of Michigan. Her project was to form a children's literacy program called 4-H Club Read.
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During her KCC & SVSU years, she began and maintained a "Pampered Chef" business, as an Independent Kitchen Consultant, for 8 1/2 years.
- In March of 2002, she accepted the volunteer position of AuSable's District Cub Scout Round Table Commissioner.
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She attended "Commissioner's College", sponsored by the Two Pines District in Port Huron in September of 2002, and recieved her Bachalor's degree in Cub Scout Round Tables.
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Following the above training both this Web SITE and our newsletter were born. Check this site out and click on AuSablian to see most current issue!
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The AuSablian is available in both hardcopy, which is given out the second Tuesday of every month at RoundTable and then mailed to the Packs whose members do not attend.
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The AuSablian online version is available after the 2nd Wednesday of every month. It has links to multiple pages within its web site & other locations on the web.
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In the Fall of 2002, she began substitute employment work for West Branch/Rose City Schools.
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On March 16, 2003, Linda attended the annual L.H.A.Council's Commissioner's Conference held at Camp Rotary, near Clare. The theme was "How to be a Hands on Commissioner" with training in how to do knots, lashings, and camp gagets; songs, skits and stories; recognitions; and crafts. Should you get the opportunity you should attend this event and be exposed to 'Dave Bay', which is an auction that raises funds for needy causes and is a lot of FUN! |
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Come explore this and our sister site regularly to see what all is going on in the AuSable District & in Linda's Life!
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