Cub Scout Pack 361, Port Clinton, Ohio

04/18/2026

LAST MINUTE CHANGE- THE EVENT TONIGHT IS CANCELLED

Well race fans...it's a morning. Due to heavy forecasted rain this morning and afternoon, we've made the decision to cancel tonight's event. We'll see you all next Saturday!

04/15/2026

Quick reminder of all the cool things happeneing at Fremont Speedway this Saturday!

04/09/2026

With deep and reverent sorrow, we remember Albert Henry Brown, the oldest known survivor of the Bataan Death March, who has passed away at the age of 105—a man whose life stood as a testament to endurance beyond imagination. 🕊️🇺🇸

In 1942, after the fall of Bataan, he was captured and forced into one of the most brutal ordeals of the Second World War. Mile after mile, under a merciless sun, he marched through hunger, thirst, disease, and cruelty. Along that road of suffering, thousands fell—never to rise again.

But he kept moving.

Step by step…
carrying not only his own strength,
but the memory of those who could not go on.

And the suffering did not end there.

For more than three years, he endured the horrors of prison camps—beaten, starved, and pushed beyond the limits of human endurance. He survived what many were never meant to survive.

They said he would not live to see 50.

He lived to 105.

Not just as a survivor…
but as a living witness to one of history’s darkest chapters.

Now, that voice has fallen silent.

But what he endured will never be forgotten.

Because men like Albert Henry Brown did not just survive history…
they carried it—so the world would never forget its cost.

Somewhere beyond this world, the march has ended.
The suffering is gone.
And he is finally at peace.

His strength remains…
etched forever in the memory of a grateful nation. 🕊️🇺🇸

04/04/2026

03/18/2026

Congrats to all our Cub Scouts for their achievements and ranks this scouting year! Blue and Gold was a huge success. Thank you to Mark Coppler for your presentation, thank you to all who participated in Wreaths Across America, Ottawa County Wreath Committee, thank you to all our leaders, thank you to Jarrod Schaaf and St. John Lutheran Church, Port Clinton, and thank you to Port Clinton for your support!

02/10/2026

Thank you to the best Charter Organization ever- St. John Lutheran Church, Port Clinton for a very memorable The congregation was honored to award 3 of our cubs (Theo, Beau and Charlotte) Jesus & Me Emblems and thank David Barth for his decades of service to the Pack and the Church by awarding him the NLAS Servant of Youth Award.

02/06/2026

Thank you to all our service members at U.S. Coast Guard Station Marblehead, OH for hosting our scouts and teaching about their critical mission to our lake and the people who live near it!

02/04/2026

On Sunday, February 8, officially turns 116!

In honor of all the incredible experiences throughout the past – and the wild, enriching adventures Scouting will provide youth in the future – we are asking YOU to share your favorite Scouting snapshots.

To celebrate, we’ll craft a video featuring 116 of these Scouting submissions – but we need your help to make it happen. Send your favorite Scouting photos and videos to [email protected]. Make sure to include your name and location, as well as (think of this as giving us permission to use what you send for marketing, social media and PR purposes). If you’re 18 or under, CC a trusted parent or adult.

From Scouting alumnae to kiddos just entering , we want to see it all. Cheers to celebrating 116 years guided by the and . What a privilege it is to help prepare youth – for life.

01/30/2026

Day Camp Logo Contest!!!

Use this snow day to work on your entry for the Eagle Bay Cub Scout Day Camp Logo!

Entries are due 2/28/26

01/25/2026

Due to the current weather forecast, we are canceling the community dinner scheduled for Tuesday, 1/27.

Our emergency food pantry remains available during regular business hours for anyone in need.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out—your safety comes first. 🤍

12/16/2025

braved the cold on Saturday to honor our local veterans who have passed. A reminder of what keeps us united and free to celebrate the holidays.