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I would like to get the outgoing Cubmaster a gift thanking him for his two years of service to our pack. As always seems to be the case, he stepped up to be a leader when no one else would do it, and he has done a great job of supporting the den leaders and the scouts. However, he is not a die-hard Scouter, so a gift that is solely scout-related would probably just go in the closet. A gift card is too impersonal. What have your packs or troops given as gifts to outgoing leaders?

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you could get him some beers in the bar at the Eagles, If your feeling spendy you could get him something from the top shelf......

 

When I retired as cubmaster they got me a book of scoutmaster minutes, a nice backpack/book bag from the scout shop.

 

Does he/she have any hobbys your aware of????

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you could get him some beers in the bar at the Eagles, If your feeling spendy you could get him something from the top shelf......

 

When I retired as cubmaster they got me a book of scoutmaster minutes, a nice backpack/book bag from the scout shop.

 

Does he/she have any hobbys your aware of????

Great idea about the beer! Maybe a backpack filled with beer to make it more scouting-oriented.
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you could get him some beers in the bar at the Eagles, If your feeling spendy you could get him something from the top shelf......

 

When I retired as cubmaster they got me a book of scoutmaster minutes, a nice backpack/book bag from the scout shop.

 

Does he/she have any hobbys your aware of????

How about a thermometer.
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you could get him some beers in the bar at the Eagles, If your feeling spendy you could get him something from the top shelf......

 

When I retired as cubmaster they got me a book of scoutmaster minutes, a nice backpack/book bag from the scout shop.

 

Does he/she have any hobbys your aware of????

Naw if you want something to really awe them at the next campout this is it

 

http://www.wearyourbeer.com/thirst-beer-drinking-novelty-hard-p-22621.html?gclid=CPCgj8PMnbkCFfA7MgodhRIALg

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Food is always a gift that gets used. No not a tin of cheese lovers popcorn. :) Depending on your budget, Omaha Steaks is a nice gift. Overpriced, but they are good. You can usually find deals online. A Honey Baked Ham goes over big I'm my house. Tickets to a sports game,mid he likes sports. If you really want to go all out get a Lexus with a big bow in the roof. :)

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when I took over as CM we got the outgoing CM a professionally carved walking stick, and all the boys signed it in Sharpie. My older son's CM, we got him a pretty big gift cert to a nice steakhouse in the city... mostly to thank his wife for her patience and longsuffering lol.

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when I took over as CM we got the outgoing CM a professionally carved walking stick' date=' and all the boys signed it in Sharpie. My older son's CM, we got him a pretty big gift cert to a nice steakhouse in the city... mostly to thank his wife for her patience and longsuffering lol. [/quote']

 

I'd like that. I'd like to amend my early suggestion of the framed min-pack flag to add "signed by the boys".

Just my opinion, but I think generic gifts will be forgotten. While you may remember the pack every time you use a knife that you carry a lot, if it's not a frequent use thing it might be sort of forgotten..... and if it is a frequent use thing it may very well get lost or broken.

 

I love food gifts generally, much better than something that you don't want or need, but it seems to me in the case of a gift from the pack you're after something of a more long term memento.

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If you are spending the cash, there is a swiss army knife that has a USB drive in it. I have given that some of my Eagles as they went off to college.

 

http://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-Swiss-Flash-Drive-Silver/dp/B00A16V10G/ref=pd_sim_sg_3

From the picture it looks like it is just a USB drive that is shaped like a Swiss Army knife. I don't actually see that there is any knife associated with this. Is that true?
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