Camp C.S. Klaus Honoring Legacy of Beloved Scouter

Camp C.S. Klaus, nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of northeast Iowa, is set to honor the legacy of a beloved Scouter, George “Dave” Scofield, through the dedication of a new foot bridge. The bridge dedication ceremony promises to be a heartfelt tribute to Scofield’s commitment to Scouting and community service. In addition, after the bridge dedication, visitors are invited to preview the new Cowboy Action Shooting area.

The dedication ceremony, scheduled for Saturday, June 8 at 3 pm at Camp C.S. Klaus, will feature a lineup of esteemed speakers including Scout Executive/CEO of Northeast Iowa Council, Carl J. Bobis, CEO of Hartig Drug Company, Charlie Hartig, and Director of Dubuque County Conservation, Brian Preston. Each speaker will reflect on Scofield’s contributions to Camp C.S. Klaus and the Scouting movement, highlighting his passion for fostering leadership and outdoor skills among youth.

“We are thrilled to dedicate this bridge to George ‘Dave’ Scofield, whose impact on Camp C.S. Klaus and the Scouting community is immeasurable,” said Carl J. Bobis, Scout Executive/CEO of Northeast Iowa Council, BSA. “His dedication and leadership leave an indelible mark on generations of Scouts, and this bridge will serve as a lasting tribute to his legacy.”

The Boy Scouts of America comprises 243 Councils nationwide, with the Northeast Iowa Council proudly serving 1,250 youth across six counties in Iowa and Illinois. With the dedicated support of over seven hundred volunteers, the Council’s headquarters is located in Dubuque.

photo courtesy of Boy Scouts of America