Scoutmaster
Tim Morgan
- Year Registered: 2003
- Reason for Joining the Troop: Dad said so
- Favorite Trip: Philmont
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: I enjoy seeing scouts grow into good people.
Meet Our Adult Volunteers
Scoutmaster
Tim Morgan
Committee Chair
James Gage
- Year Registered: 2022
- Reason for Joining the Troop: I loved being a cubmaster so much, and wanted to continue volunteering with scouts after my kids aged out of the cub program. I am so glad we found Troop 220
- Favorite Trip: Whitewater Rafting at Letchworth
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: I love how much scouting has increased my kids' understanding of the world around them and has given them leadership opportunities. There is so much more to scouting than just being outdoors, but that stuff is great too!
Assistant Scoutmaster
Chris Berg
- Reason for Joining the Troop: 3rd generation scout, both of my boys also joined
- Favorite Trip: Camp Sabattis
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: The adventure, spending time with my sons, and watching the kids grow
Assistant Scoutmaster, Equipment Coordinator
Joe “Oakie” Varco
- Year Registered: 2014
- Reason for Joining the Troop: To be my son's personal aid. This troop offered structure and support other troops didn't have
- Favorite Trip: 2019 Sabattis Trek
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: I enjoy the interaction with other adults active in the troop. Watching the scouts grow an learn. Camping and sharing my gear knowledge
Assistant Scoutmaster
Mark Forsythe
- Year Registered: 2015
- Reason for Joining the Troop: To help others in this crazy world
- Favorite Trip: Sabattis summer camp treks to islands and hikes
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: Helping and teaching the youth
Assistant Scoutmaster
Roy Miller
- Year Registered: 1993
- Reason for Joining the Troop: I like working with youth.
- Favorite Trip: Gettysburg
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: Camping and spring trips
Assistant Scoutmaster, Treasurer
Rich Hann
- Year Registered: 2018
- Reason for Joining the Troop: Joined with my son but had been involved as a youth and off and on during adult life.
- Favorite Trip: Too hard to choose, but a few I was fond of include Lake Placid/Cascade Porter high peak trip, the annual BYOS and cross country ski trips.
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: Memories, both my own and watching others create theirs.
Assistant Scoutmaster, Outdoor Activities Coordinator
Nathan Gillette
- Year Registered: 2024
- Reason for Joining the Troop: I made Eagle Scout in this troop and as an adult I wanted to give back
- Favorite Trip: Spring 2025 trip to Valley Forge. I had never been so it was a great and interesting experience. The highlight was visiting the battleship USS New Jersey
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: Seeing the scouts learn and grow as people. Seeing them cross over to the troop and help them grow into young leaders is a very rewarding experience
Assistant Scoutmaster
Joshua Mattice
- Year Registered: 2024
- Reason for Joining the Troop: Earned Eagle Scout in this troop. I joined again to help more scouts get the full experience
- Favorite Trip: Summer camp at Sabattis every year, and the National Jamboree which was the best
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: The camaraderie with other scouts, relationships with the leaders, and the sense of belonging you gain among past scouts everywhere you go
Assistant Scoutmaster
Nicole Mattice
- Year Registered: 2024
- Reason for Joining the Troop: I joined with my husband to support the new female scouts
- Favorite Trip: White water rafting. It was a wild trip with the weather, hiking, and rafting together (while catching fish!) And dinner with the scouts is always fun
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: I love how many different areas there are to grow and shine for different scouts and adults. There are merit badges, leadership positions, volunteer opportunities, and much more. It's a wonderful array of people and skills
Assistant Scoutmaster
Dennis Schuelke
- Year Registered: 2026
- Reason for Joining the Troop: To help young people advance in life
- Favorite Trip: Howe Caverns and the Iroquois Federation Museum
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: Seeing the different age groups learn to live together and react to current events
Assistant Scoutmaster
Dylan Jerome
- Year Registered: 2025
- Reason for Joining the Troop: To give back to scouting for all that it gave me
- Favorite Trip: Summer Camp
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: The friends we make, lessons we learn, and the adventures we have. Also the ways we give back to the community
Assistant Scoutmaster
Mark Walker
- Year Registered: 2011
- Reason for Joining the Troop: After interacting and observing other troops, we decided Troop 220 was the right fit for our son
- Favorite Trip: I enjoyed many outings at scout camp, especially Sabattis, but some of the best times were the Webelos Invites, meeting new scouts and their parents. More recently I had such an enjoyable time at the Highland Forest cross country skiing trip. First time on skis in 30 years and I had a blast!
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: It's witnessing the impact scouting makes on youth. Whether it's seeing the smile of a new scout tying their first knot, observing an older scout taking a lead at a campout and seeing first hand all the skills being put into practice, or having the privilege of speaking to former eagle scouts and hearing from them personally the impact scouting has made to them.
Secretary
Jason Millar
- Year Registered: 2022
- Reason for Joining the Troop: I want to help support boys and girls on their journey to becoming strong, capable men and women. My hope is to encourage and guide them as they grow, and to inspire them to leave the world better than they found it.
- Favorite Trip: Brotherhood Camporee
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: I love that Scouting gets our boys and girls out of the house and into the outdoors. In an increasingly digital world, Scouting reminds us that we live in a physical, human world, one filled with adventure, discovery, and the wonders of nature. It encourages young people to step away from their screens, explore their surroundings, build real-world skills, and develop a deeper appreciation for the world around them. The world is a beautiful place. Let’s get out there and experience it!
Assistant Scoutmaster
Jim Amodio
- Year Registered: 2026
- Reason for Joining the Troop: My son crossed over from Pack 120 where I was involved before
- Favorite Trip: Numerous Sabattis trips, Brother Camporees, and Gettysburg
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: Watching scouts grow into leaders from cubs to patrol leaders and beyond
Advancements Coordinator
Ken DeRito
- Year Registered: 2022
- Reason for Joining the Troop: I wanted to help keep the scouts involved in scouting and help keep the troop as strong as it is
- Favorite Trip: Wellesley Island Camporee
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: Life lessons that teach our scouts and comradery that the scouts have with each other
Training Coordinator
Mark Fowler
- Year Registered: 2021
- Reason for Joining the Troop: My son and daughter were interested in joining and I wanted to help out
- Favorite Trip: Sabattis Summer Camp
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: Great group of people, kids and adults. We like to have fun and the kids are learning amazing life skills
Hospitality Coordinator
Sarah Soliman
- Year Registered: 2025
- Reason for Joining the Troop: My son loved all the outdoor/learning activities from Pack 120 and wanted to continue with the troop
- Favorite Trip: Camp Woodland
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: Scouts learn to be independent and responsible. All meetings are scout led. Older scouts teaching the younger scouts trains them to be great leaders of the future. Scouts learn so much about real life experiences that will help them as they mature into adults members of the community
Fundraising Coordinator, Webmaster
Erica Dion
- Year Registered: 2024
- Reason for Joining the Troop: To help an organization that has given so much to my kids
- Favorite Trip: Camp Woodland
- Favorite Thing About Scouting: Watching these kids come in as quiet, shy cub scouts, and emerge as confident leaders. Scouting helps prepare them for the real world in ways that school cannot