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Eagle Scouts

Eagle Scout is the highest advancement rank in Boy Scouting.

 

ERIC FOSTER - 7/11/59

ALAN JENNINGS - 1/4/62

ERIC SCHIFF - 1/4/62

SCOTT PUSILLO - 3/17/97

BRIAN SZCZYTKO - 1/18/99

EVAN PUSILLO - 1/18/99

IAN CAMPBELL - 4/7/99

ANDREW GIOIA - 7/30/99

RONALD E. SANASAC - 11/11/99

KEVIN A. ROBINSON - 11/18/99

BRIAN PROCHNOW - 8/2/00

MATTHEW PARISI - 4/24/01

CHRISTIAN HUBERT - 4/24/01

PATRICK KOPING - 4/24/01

THOMAS TYRRELL - 2/14/02

CHRIS RIZZO - 2/14/02

JAKE KRYZANOWSKI - 5/1/03

DANIEL LEE - 5/8/03

DOUGLAS BUCKLEY - 5/8/03

GARRETT YAEGER - 10/22/03

SEAN BURKE - 2/23/04

ERIC SCHMIDT - 9/30/04

 ROB MANNEY - 11/1/04

CHRIS CARONNA - 10/11/05

JOHNNY HISCHER - 11/3/05

DAN NAGLE - 11/3/05

CARL MEIER - 10/11/05

BRANDON MICKLEY - 7/12/05

JOHN RIHACEK - 5/24/06


 


CARL YEAGER - 10/26/06

JOSH KOUBEK - 2/15/07

TERRY HUBERT - 2/15/07

JOE MANNE - 3/6/07

WILLIAM WOLFF - 8/22/07

ROBERT APPLEGATE - 6/15/08

EVAN ZORN - 12/11/08

RYAN BRANDEISKY - 12/15/08

TIMOTHY R. JOHNSON - 2/26/09

JAMES WOLFF - 8/20/09

KYLE DETTMAN - 9/21/09

STEPHEN DOUCETTE - 1/28/10

JOSEPH DOHRENWEND - 3/04/10

GIOVANNI DEGRANDE - 3/18/10

STEVEN MANNEY - 3/25/10

ERIC LEE - 8/19/2010

BRANDON NAGLE - 8/19/10

TOMMY NAGLE - 12/16/11

JAMES JONES - 6/2/11

CONOR LARKIN - 7/21/11

MICHAEL EASTON - 8/10/11

ROB MAYER - 6/19/12

ANDY MAYER - 6/19/12

CHAS MORSE - 3/5/13

ALEX KARN - 4/02/13

ERIC MALKO - 10/03/13

MIKE BOST - 12/05/13

ROBERT GRISWOLD - 2014

KYLE DIGAROLOMO - 2015

ANTHONY LINES - 2015


Thinking About Starting your Eagle Project?

Steps to achieve your eagle rank:
  • Must have Achieved the rank of life scout
  • Pick an eagle adviser. This person can be any adult leader that you the scout feel comfortable choosing, not only because they have been a role model for you, but because you feel they are capable of helping you to achieve eagle and that they are able to help you with any problem that you may face, and that you can overcome these obstacles by yourself with their help.  
  • Look around your hometown and find a project that will not only benefit the people who use the facility, but also benefits the whole community. Then carry out the necessary procedures to complete your project. (A workbook containing the steps to complete your project will be linked below).
  • Letters of recommendation: One must be from an educator, a religious leader, an employer (only if you have a job), and the last one must be filled out by a person the scout chooses. (A reference sheet for these letters is also linked below).
  • Personal Letter: this letter should be no more than ONE PAGE LONG and should be TYPED. This letter should briefly include what you have done in scouting up until this point, and troop activities that have benefited the community. Another section should be about community service or events that you do outside of scouting that you are proud of. And lastly you must write about where you want to go in the future. This is an important section and should not be about fantasizing about your family and personal life. It should talk about what do you plan to do after high school, what kind of job you are looking to get, what kind of schooling is required to get into this field, and any other long term goal you wish to achieve career-wise.  This section also doesn't have to be accurate, meaning that if this section takes a while to complete (which it should) and your opinion changes, it is always OK to rewrite it, Council knows that many eagle candidates aren't 100% sure about what they want to do yet. Therefore this section should be about current ambitions, just because you pick a certain field on your eagle letter doesn't mean you are stuck with that field :). 
  • Scout Master Conference: your scout master will review your work and make any necessary corrections. Once he/she is confident with your work he/she will send out for an eagle verification form, and once they are 100% confident you are ready, they will get in contact with a representative from council to complete your eagle board of review.
  • Board Of review: your work and knowledge will be judged by a representative from council. He/she may also test you on your scouting knowledge but will mostly talk about your project and everything you have done as a scout and plans for the future. Don't sweat it as long as you worked hard enough and have learned many different skills from the boy scouts, you should be fine!
  • Achieve the rank of Eagle Scout!
Helpful links


If you have any questions about starting an eagle project or what an eagle project must contain, please don't hesitate to ask 
  • Ally Smith
  • Mike Nagle
  • Michael Meier
  • Pete Pitarresi
  • Richard Bludgus
  • Michael Bost
  • Or any other experienced scout or leader