The OA Section List got started in 1995 when I began asking arrowmen on Arrow-L and Scouts-L to email me a list of all of the lodges in their section. It took over a year to put together a complete listing, and after surprising demand published on the web. After over a decade, it continues to serve as an important asset to the Order on the internet.
Special thanks to the following Scouts and Scouters who have contributed to the Section List:
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- Phil Abbey
- Mark Paul Amatrucola
- Kevin Ambra
- Chris Anderson
- Matt Baldwin
- Michael Ban
- Mike Bazonis
- Mike Bremser
- John C. Cameron
- Bill Claycomb
- Bruce Cobern
- Rex Cole
- Mike Conkey
- Sean Cox
- Neale Cummings
- Brandon DeVito
- Scott Dillard
- Josh Dippold
- Wayne Dukes
- Ed Evans
- Joe Eckman
- Leslie D. Fife
- Tony Fiori
- Bill Fox
- Farley Fox
- Adam Fromm
- Douglas Fullman
- William C. Gardner
- Barry Griffin
- Joe Glenski
- Joseph Gulick
- Ken Hayashi
- Doug Heller
- John Hoffman
- Everett Holm
- Alan R. Houser
- Michael Hulsizer
- C Kent Jackson
- Ken Jenkins
- George Jennings
- John Jewett
- Haney R. Jones
- JW Justice
- Bob Kearley
- Tom Keck
- John Kent
- Bill Kethley
- Andrew Kosmowski
- David Kruse
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- Jim Lake
- Fred Lang, Jr.
- Ted Langdon
- Rob Lee
- Ben Lefever
- Sage Lichtenwalner
- Bob McCanless
- J. Todd Metcalf
- Roy A. More
- Sean Morrissey
- Andrew Mueller
- Joan Nester
- Kevin Nichols
- John E. Pannell
- Bob Parks
- John M. Papp
- Mike Perkins
- Derek Pillie
- Roger Poulard
- John Richers, WR Area 5 Director
- Joe Rion
- Jay Schnapp
- Mark Scheiderer
- Dave Scocca, Nentico Lodge #12
- Bob Sherman
- Nick and Joan Skoglund
- W. Scott Smith
- John Stafford
- Tom Stombaugh
- Brian Sutilla
- Jason Thompson
- Joey Traywick
- Don Turk
- Russ Votava
- Dan Walker
- Mike Walton
- Dave Wilson
- Warren Williams
- Rich Wolos
- Randy Worcester
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Bret Hollander, creator of the Order of the Arrow in Cyberspace, provided invaluable research that helped me get started. His website was the largest and most well-known OA resource in the early days of the World Wide Web, and it inspired many early OA sites.
A huge thanks also to my lodge brother, Todd Rogers, who bugged me to start a homepage for our lodge (which was promptly shot down,
as the BSA hadn't formulated any kind of policy back in 1996) and who helped me immeasurably to keep things running when I couldn't afford the site hosting.
See also the Section Histories Grid Credits page
These arrowmen helped to contribute to the accuracy and completeness of this listing. As lodges and sections are constantly merging and realigning, the Section List is an ongoing project.
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