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Cameron) was the den mother and Braun Michael Cameron
(petitioner) was the scoutmaster of BSA 524 during the years in
issue. Petitioners have one daughter who was not involved with
the Boy Scouts of America. In 1996 petitioner purchased
equipment to strip and repave the parking lot of the Shiloh
Baptist Church, the sponsor of BSA 524. Through the parking lot
repavement project, which was not completed until May 1997, scout
members were able to receive merit badges for their work.
Petitioners used their own financial resources to purchase two
stripping machines and various supplies necessary for the parking
lot repavement project. After the completion of the project, one
stripping machine was donated to the church and the other was
given to Mrs. Cameron’s father. Petitioners were not reimbursed
for the cost of the equipment or supplies to complete the parking
lot repavement project.
At trial, petitioners provided a two-page document
describing their purported charitable contributions for 1996.
Listed in this exhibit were the following:
Dec. 1996 Purple Heart clothing (18 bags) $3,200
Purple Heart furniture (several pieces) 1,800
Salvation Army street 60
Goodwill Ind. 400
Lolita Perry 2,935
United Way 1,190
Twanda–cash 375
Braun--payroll 120
In addition to the above, petitioners provided a self-created
document itemizing donations, made with the following
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