Troop Leadership

Leadership Roles (as of October 2025)

• Advancement Chair: Tracks achievements; contact for progress reports.

  • Marlo Villepigue (marlov16@aol.com)

• Assistant Scout Master: Assists in implementing troop program.

  • Monica Goldstein (goldstein.monica@gmail.com)

• Assistant Scout Master: Assists in implementing troop program.

  • Open Seat

• Committee Chair: Support leaders implementing troop program.

  • Robin Spath (robinspathphd@gmail.com)

• Eagle Advancement: Supports Eagle advancement.

  • Marlene Aguiar (marlene.aguiar@live.com)

• Fundraising Chair: Manages annual wreath sale and other fundraising activities.

  • Open Seat

• Outdoor Activities Coordinator (ASM): Manages logistics for outdoor activities; assists in implementing troop program

  • Open Seat

• Recruitment/Marketing Chair: Develop events/strategies to recruit/market program:

  • Alejandro Santandrea (alejandro@solidquality.com)

• Scoutmaster T788: Leads the scouts; manages safety:

  • Jared Mittleman (jared@jmittleman.com)

• Scoutmaster T887: Leads the scouts; manages safety:

  • Pamela Mariska (pamelamariska@gmail.com)

• Treasurer: Collects dues/activities fees; manages Troop funds:

  • Livio Iorio (livioiorio1@gmail.com)

Norfield Congregational Church

Norfield Church (established in 1757) has been central to the life of Weston and surrounding communities.

Norfield, the "North Field" of the coastal town of Fairfield (est. 1639), represented the first attempts by settlers to develop the inlands. After years of struggling with the commute from country farms here to the church and government center at Green’s Farms, the earliest Westonites, called Outlivers, petitioned to have their own Parish. The Church was chartered as an Ecclesiastical Society, holding both political and religious authority, by the Connecticut Colony in 1757. The first meeting was held on June 23 of that year.

Norfield Congregational Church is an ethnically, culturally and politically affirming congregation, that proudly proclaims, that "no matter who you are, or where you are on life's journey, YOU ARE WELCOME HERE!!"  Please join us in worship any Sunday and to take part in Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month. Everyone is welcome!

Norfield Congregational Church is the proud sponsor of Scouting America Troops 788 & 887, hosting weekly meetings in our Community Education Building and store equipment in our Carriage House.

For more information about the Church visit their website.

History to come.