Letter: Thanks for service to Scouts
For the past five years, Greg Balko has tirelessly led Cub Scout Pack 224. Starting from scratch, with just a handful of boys and parents, he has transformed a fledgling ensemble just a few years ago into a group of passionate and involved boys. He’s passing the torch to another, but he’s made sure that he created something that will continue to grow and nurture young men in our town. We wanted to thank him. These boys have raised food and money for Lift Up and our local homeless shelter. They’ve planted trees in our local campgrounds and the school track field. They’ve spent countless hours of service and activities learning about being better people and better citizens. And they have had fun doing so. Greg, thank you for all that you did and do. We appreciate you always doing your best for us.
Dusty Diaz
Snowmass Village
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