Harrison, originally from Atlanta, spent much of his youth in scouting and  ultimately earned the rank of Eagle Scout and became a brotherhood member of the Order of the Arrow. Harrison has served on staff at the Florida National High Adventure Sea Base as a Divemaster as well as a medic at Camp Del Webb in Kolob, Utah (next to Zion National Park).  Harrison attended The Citadel and then the Medical University of South Carolina where he earned his Doctor of Medicine. Harrison then commissioned as a Lieutenant in the U.S.Navy and served as an Undersea Medical Officer for two fast attack nuclear powered submarine squadrons in Groton, CT.  Following his tour with the Navy, Harrison completed his residency in Anesthesiology followed by a fellowship in Pain medicine at the University of Virginia. Harrison currently works at the Southeastern Spine Institute and resides in Mount Pleasant with his wife, daughter, and son. Harrison is excited to serve as Cubmaster for Pack 9. 

Nick grew up in Africa and Europe before returning to Virginia for High School. Nick was commissioned from The Johns Hopkins University and served seven years in the United States Army as an Airborne-Ranger qualified officer with the 173rd Airborne including 27 months deployed to Afghanistan. After the Army, Nick co-founded a nonprofit called Stop Soldier Suicide before earning an MBA at UNC's Kenan-Flagler School of Business. Nick's experiences leading Stop Soldier Suicide caused him to co-found GoodUnited, the only fundraising software solution for social media. Nick lives in Mt. Pleasant with his wife, Amanda, two kids, Anna and Drew as well as two awesome dogs, Charlotte Brown Bear Black and Winston Cofer Pooh Bear Black.

Ryan Lemire, originally from Massachusetts, was a boy scout growing up and now has a son in Pack 9. He lives in Mount Pleasant where he co-founded a software development company that supports the Department of Veteran Affairs. Ryan served in the US Marine Corps from 1998-2002. 

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