About Us

Bobby Wronski has served as a New Jersey State Trooper since 2001, with assignments spanning the Field Operations Section, Intelligence & Criminal Enterprise Section, and Special Operations Section. His career reflects a long-standing commitment to public service, leadership, and community engagement.  Bobby became involved with Scouting America through Pack 108, where he served as a Den Leader from 2016 to 2021 while his son was a Cub Scout and Arrow of Light Scout. He continued his service with Troop 108 as a Committee Member from 2022 to 2025, and currently serves as the Troop 108 Committee Chair.  In addition to organizing and leading multiple scouting adventures for Troop 108, Bobby is a Scouting America–approved Merit Badge Counselor for Fingerprinting, Crime Prevention, Law, and Disabilities Awareness. His combined professional experience and dedication to youth development support the mission of Friends of Troop 108 and the long-term success of its programs.  Bobby lives in Pittstown and is married with 3 teenage children.  

Born and raised in Pittstown - Franklin Township, Jonathan began his Scouting journey in 1996 as a Cub Scout in Pack 108 of Pittstown, earning his Arrow of Light in 2002 before Crossing Over to the newly reorganized Troop 108 in Pittstown. He achieved the rank of Eagle Scout in 2007 and went on to earn all three Eagle Palms. Jonathan has proudly served as Treasurer for Troop 108 since 2012, becoming Treasurer for Troop 108G in 2023, and becoming Treasurer for Friends of Troop 108 in 2025.

Scott Turek has been a proud resident of Franklin Township since 2004 and is the owner of Nature’s Reflection LLC, a design-build landscape company. His commitment to community and youth development is reflected in his long-standing dedication to Scouting.

Scott began his Scouting journey in 2013 as a Den Leader for Cub Scout Pack 108. The following year, he stepped into the role of Cubmaster, serving in that position through 2020. During his tenure, he helped guide countless young Scouts through the foundational years of the Cub Scout program, fostering leadership, character, and a love for the outdoors.

As his two sons advanced into Scouts BSA, Scott expanded his involvement with Troop 108B, serving as an Assistant Scoutmaster and Merit Badge Counselor for Landscape Architecture and Soil and Water Conservation. He has mentored numerous Scouts on their path to Eagle, offering guidance, encouragement, and hands-on expertise.

In 2025, Scott assumed the role of Committee Chair for Troop 108G, where his two daughters are active Scouts. Over the course of his Scouting career, he has attended numerous summer camps, led merit badge workshops, coordinated township cleanups, supported fishing derbies and community events, and helped organize and manage troop fundraisers.

Scott’s dedication to Scouting is reflected not only in his leadership but also in his family’s achievements. His two sons have earned the rank of Eagle Scout, and his two daughters are currently Life Scouts working toward their Eagle rank.

Through his years of service, Scott continues to exemplify the values of Scouting—leadership, service, and commitment to community—making a lasting impact on Troop 108 and the families it serves.