Ro​bin

Sc​ully

Robin Scully, a valued member of our board, brings a rich history of ​life experiences and a deep commitment to community ​development. Born and raised in Pittsburg, Kansas, Robin completed ​his education in public schools, graduating high school in 1965. His ​academic journey led him to Pitt State University, where he earned a ​degree in teaching in 1971 and became a proud member of the ​Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity.

In 1970, Robin married and went on to raise four wonderful children, ​who, in turn, have brought eight grandchildren into his family. In ​1972, he entered the US Air Force, completing officer training school ​and excelling in managing military open missile operations for the ​next seven years. His dedication led to a reassignment to Whiteman ​Air Force Base, Missouri, in 1978, where he played a key role in the ​minutemen missile program until his honorable discharge in 1982.

During his final year of active duty, Captain Scully decided to pursue a career change, following his dream of ​managing his own business. In 1981, with his experiences in hand, Robin, along with his family, built and opened ​Heroes Restaurant Pub in downtown Warrensburg. Under new ownership, the establishment remains a successful ​dining venue to this day. In 1993, he expanded his entrepreneurial ventures by opening Scully Restaurant Supply, ​providing equipment, supplies, and design support to numerous operations throughout Kansas and Missouri for over a ​decade.

Though retired from full-time work in the hospitality industry, Mr. Scully continues to generously share his wealth of ​experience and knowledge with others in his field. He takes great pride in witnessing the success of others as they ​pursue and achieve their dreams—much like the joy of observing individuals grow in their recovery journey.

Robin Scully's diverse background, entrepreneurial spirit, and commitment to fostering success make him a valuable ​asset to our organization's board, contributing a unique perspective and dedication to the well-being of our ​community.