In The Comunity
Chairman
Introducing the 3 time Lip Sync Battle Champion......Scotty Schadler!!! Scotty is returning as a SWLA Men Wear Pink All Star and we are so happy to have him back! He works in Sulphur at S&B Engineers and Constructors, but he known on both sides of the bridge as the IDEAL Candidate to have on your team! He puts his Pizzazz into everything that he does and we LOVE it! Plus, Scotty has been known to Cruise around town in his best Heavy Weight Belt to support Breast Cancer. Make sure you check out his special tributes to honor Buddy Russ this year! Thank you for coming back again this year Scotty and wearing PINK proudly! We can't wait to see what you have up your sleeve for 2023! #ACS
Community Advisory Board (CAB)
Scotty Schadler is a dynamic radio personality and community advocate hailing from Sulphur, Louisiana. A 2001 graduate of Sulphur High School, he furthered his education by earning an associate degree in Drafting Technologies from Delta Tech.
Known for his vibrant shirts, distinctive eyeglasses, and quick wit, Scotty brings energy and creativity to every event he attends. His commitment to the community is evident through his active participation in local organizations across Southwest Louisiana, where he dedicates time to raising funds for cancer research and supporting various charitable causes.
In March 2024, Scotty joined forces with Mike Soileau to co-host the “Mike & Scotty in the Morning” show on Gator 99.5 FM, bringing a fresh and entertaining dynamic to the Lake Charles airwaves. Beyond his radio career, Scotty is a dedicated professional with S&B Engineering and Constructors, balancing his passion for broadcasting with his engineering expertise.
Scotty is married to his loving wife, Laura, and together they are proud parents to their daughter, Hannah. The Schadlers share a deep bond and love for their community, often spending time together supporting local events and causes. Scotty’s family is his biggest inspiration, and their unwavering support fuels his passion for his work and community involvement.
With his approachable nature and deep-rooted connection to Southwest Louisiana, Scotty is a cherished figure, embodying the spirit and resilience of the region.
On-Air Personality
Scotty Schadler is a passionate community advocate, radio personality, and a dedicated professional with S&B Engineering and Constructors. A proud Sulphur High School Class of 2001 graduate, Scotty is known for his energy, creativity, and commitment to making a difference in Southwest Louisiana. For six years, Scotty has been an active participant in the Men Wear Pink campaign for the American Cancer Society, raising critical funds and awareness for breast cancer research and support services. His efforts go beyond traditional fundraising, involving dynamic and fun-filled events that bring the community together. Beyond his philanthropic work, Scotty is also a dedicated writer, keeping Southwest Louisiana informed and entertained with updates on the local music scene and beyond. Whether highlighting upcoming concerts, sharing stories about the region’s talented artists, or uncovering funny and comical tales to bring a smile to his readers, Scotty’s passion for music, storytelling, and spreading joy shines through. When he's not planning events or working, Scotty cherishes time with his wife, Laura, and their daughter, Toot. Whether he's hosting a lively party, brainstorming fundraising ideas, or making memories with family and friends, Scotty Schadler is a shining example of what it means to be a community leader with heart.
Board Member
Lovingly known as ‘Buddy Russ’ from Gator 99.5, Russ Conrad left a mark on everyone he met. After a hard-fought cancer battle Buddy Russ has gone to his “heavenly radio station” as his father, Dave put it.
Russ and his family were overwhelmed with the support he received from the community at the Buddy Russ Day Benefit back in February of this year so they created this fund with the remaining contributions.
This fund will allow his family to continue his legacy by supporting causes important to Russ.