Leadership

Shawn Foran

Cubmaster and Webelos Den Leader – 4th Grade

Shawn Foran became involved with Pack 68 in 2021 once his son became old enough to join the Lion Den. The following year, Shawn took on the role of Tiger Den leader to help guide the den on their journey of scouting. Shawn was in Cub Scouts throughout elementary school on Long Island New York. His family relocated to Brookfield, Wisconsin in 1993, and he continued Scouting here. He joined Troop 56 in Brookfield affiliated with Dixon Elementary School, completed Pine Tree leadership training and earned his Eagle Award in 2000. Some of his hobbies include Fishing, Golfing, Hiking and Biking. Shawn works as a Senior Manager of Internal Audit for CVS Health supporting the Aetna portfolio of businesses.

Emily Brezinsky

Committee Chair, Communications Chair, and New Member Chair

It was only a matter of time before Emily took on a leadership role with Pack 68. In September 2020, Emily accepted the position of New Member Chair. Bubbly and friendly, Emily loves to help new scouts feel welcome within Pack 68 and to make sure all new family members feel supported and seen. Emily also serves as Committee Chair and Communications Chair. Since childhood, she has been passionate about writing – even teaching Advanced Composition before leaving the professional world – and takes pride in a perfectly crafted story, anecdote, or handwritten correspondence. When she gets a spare minute, Emily enjoys spending time with her husband and their four children, Wyatt, Flynn, Crosby, and Waverly; hiking; having an uninterrupted cup of coffee; and cheering for the Milwaukee Bucks.

Andy Brezinsky

Arrow of Light Den Leader – 5th Grade

Andy’s journey with Pack 68 began like so many others’ — as a parent tagging along to meetings with his oldest son, Wyatt. Wyatt joined the pack as a Tiger in 2019, and Andy quickly became an active parent volunteer in the den. The whole time, Andy’s younger kids were watching from the sidelines waiting for their turns to be Cub Scouts. Come September 2020, Andy’s second son, Flynn, was a Lion Scout whose den needed a leader. From then on, Andy has been a passionate member of the Pack 68 leadership team. Beyond his responsibilities as a Den Leader, Andy has taken the lead on our annual Pinewood Derby. This event perfectly aligns with Andy’s scouting skills and his personal hobbies of woodworking, engineering, and technology. A father of four, Andy is proud to have two sons in Pack 68. The Scouting journey with his family continues at the Troop level: his oldest, Wyatt is now holds the rank of First Class in Troop 38.

David Ziesemer

Bear Den Leader – 3rd Grade

This is David’s fourth year on the leadership team. He volunteered right away when his son, Michael, was a Lion. Since joining Pack 68, David’s favorite scouting memory is serving as color guard for the Milwaukee Milkmen – stepping on the field and holding the flag while a stadium of fans sings the anthem is powerful, for sure. David grew up in Ann Arbor, Michigan, but he was looking for a change and eventually made his way to Wisconsin. An avid sports fan, David’s heart is still with the Detroit Lions and Detroit Tigers, but he has become a Milwaukee Bucks fan.

Ben Latendresse

Wolf Den Leader – 2nd Grade

Kat Konle

Wolf Den Leader – 2nd Grade

Adam Puhl

Assistant Cubmaster

Adam Puhl is the Pack 68 Assistant Cubmaster. He is a Wisconsin native, born and raised in Oshkosh. He graduated from UW-River Falls with a degree in physics, and he currently works for the Wisconsin Department of Administration.

Adam recently retired from the Wisconsin Army National Guard after 20 years of service. He enjoys traveling to Popple River, Wisconsin, playing with his boys, Alex and Zach, and spending time with his lovely wife Beth.

Adam is excited to help lead pack 68 alongside the other leaders, committee members, and families who are a part of this terrific organization.

Beth Zierke Puhl

Outdoor Activities Chair

Beth grew up in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, and she found her way to the Milwaukee area when she decided to attend Marquette. This decision led her to a fulfilling career as a physical therapist, helping people to feel and be better. Over the course of her adult life, she’s become proud to make New Berlin her home. Scouting runs deep in Beth’s family. She began as a leader back in the early 2000’s when her younger brother, Mark, was a Scout. Mark went on to achieve Eagle with Troop 299. Meanwhile, Beth also helped her father who was a member of both Den and Troop leadership with 299. She continued this tradition with her sons, Alex and Zach. Just like she did with her brother, she joined Alex’s den and Pack 68 at Webelos Camp in summer of 2024. Outside of Cub Scouts, she continues to be an active member of her kids’ and their friends’ lives, coaching NBAA soccer. In her personal time, she loves to be outside, hiking, fishing, and enjoying her family and friends.