Senior District Executive
Concho Valley District
Stacy McGuire
Stacy began her Scouting journey in 1980 as a Girl Scout, where she discovered her love for the outdoors through canoeing, junior lifeguarding, and backpacking. As a youth, she served on her council’s Outdoor Operating Committee, supported her troop as an Assistant Troop Leader, and earned the Girl Scout Silver Award.
After graduating from Angelo State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Government, Stacy continued her commitment to youth leadership by serving in multiple adult roles within her three daughters’ Girl Scout troops. Her passion for developing strong outdoor skills and supporting volunteer-led programs led her to join the Girl Scouts professionally, where she served for a decade.
Stacy’s involvement with Scouting America began in 2010 when her son entered the program. What started with helping at his Pack soon grew into deeper service: training outdoor skills for the district, enjoying the fellowship of Wood Badge, trekking the backcountry of Philmont, and ultimately serving as Advisor for Venturing Crew 332.
In 2020, Stacy began her professional service with Scouting America as a District Associate. She looks forward to continuing her work supporting volunteers, strengthening unit programs, and helping grow Scouting across the communities she serves.
Senior District Executive
Amistad District
Lorenzo Guerra
Lorenzo’s Scouting journey began as a Cub Scout in Del Rio, Texas. He continued through the program, ultimately earning the rank of Eagle Scout with Troop 255.
While attending Angelo State University, Lorenzo served as an Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 42G in San Angelo and joined the Winter Camp staff as Assistant Program Director. After graduating from ASU with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, he accepted a Climbing Director position at the Trevor Rees‑Jones Scout Camp in Circle Ten Council. Following the summer season, he began his professional Scouting career as a District Executive for the Tejas Caddo District in Central Dallas.
Lorenzo’s experience in Scouting is broad and meaningful. He has served on the Circle Ten Council’s professional team, worked as the 2023 Program Director at Trevor Rees‑Jones Scout Camp, continued volunteering as Winter Camp Program Director since 2023, and contributed to the council’s Climbing Committee.
Today, Lorenzo has returned home to help Scouting grow in Del Rio and the surrounding communities of the Amistad District—bringing with him a passion for youth development, outdoor adventure, and strengthening the Scouting movement.
Office Assistant
Vickie Muehlbrad
Vickie has been involved in Scouting for over a decade and continues to be a dedicated leader in the program. She currently serves as the Cubmaster of Pack 7 in San Angelo, where she brings energy, organization, and a passion for helping young Cub Scouts grow through adventure and learning.
In addition to her leadership role in Pack 7, Vickie is a welcoming and knowledgeable presence in the Scout Shop. Whether assisting families, supporting volunteers, or answering questions for new and returning Scouters, she is always ready to help ensure everyone has what they need for a successful Scouting experience.
Vickie’s commitment, friendliness, and willingness to jump in wherever needed make her an invaluable part of the Texas Southwest Council team.
Scout Executive
Devin Koehler
Devin has been involved in Scouting his entire life. As a youth, he earned the highest awards in both Cub Scouts and Scouts BSA—the Arrow of Light and the Eagle Scout rank—along with the prestigious William T. Hornaday Bronze Medal for distinguished conservation service. His lifelong commitment to Scouting has included service in numerous capacities at both the volunteer and professional levels.
After graduating from Texas Lutheran University in Seguin with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Devin began his professional Scouting career with the Conquistador Council in Hobbs, New Mexico as a District Executive. He was promoted to Senior District Executive in 2004 and advanced again in 2006 to Field Director with the Concho Valley Council.
In 2011, Devin joined the Sam Houston Area Council as the Senior Development Director of Endowment & Planned Giving, where he successfully raised more than $10 million for the council’s endowment—strengthening long‑term program sustainability across one of the nation’s largest Scouting councils.
Devin continued his professional service in 2015 when he became the Scout Executive of the Texas Southwest Council. Today, he leads the council with a deep commitment to youth development, outdoor adventure, sustainable growth, and strengthening Scouting across West Texas.
