James & Jim Justice, Jr.

Walter Scott, Jr.
Beautiful sunsets at The Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia, Scouting's newest national camp and home to the National Jamboree.
Walter Scott, Jr.
The Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia, Scouting's newest national camp and home to the National Jamboree. Scott Summit Center is to the left of center; Camps A and B are in the foreground right side; Camps D, C and E are on the other side of the lake from the Summit Center.
Walter Scott, Jr.
– The Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia is Scouting's newest national camp and high adventure base. In addition to being the permanent site for the National Jamboree, "SBR" will host the 2019 World Jamboree.

Honoring the visionaries...

Jim Justice, Jr., has fondest memories of exploring West Virginia as a Cub Scout and Boy Scout. “I have a real love for the outdoors, and it began with my dad (James, senior), with me waddling alongside him.”

As CEO of the Justice Family Group LLC, Jim donated a $25 million gift for the creation of the Summit Bechtel Reserve near the family home in Lewisburg, West Virginia.

“I can’t think of an organization that has done more for youth,” says Justice noting that BSA emphasizes character and citizenship. “If there’s anything we need today, it’s that!”

The hunting scene featured in the monumental bronze has Jim on his knee, hunting rifle at his side along with his dog ‘Lady,’ and the image of his father, James Justice, Sr., who was the inspiration for his outdoor memories.

Monumental scene of James & Jim Justice, Jr., stands before the Goodwin Lake near the Summit Center; at lower right, Tom White, daughter Mackenzie and wife Marcey during the National Jamboree held at The Summit.