Troop 1 Eagle Scouts

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Since 1912, the Eagle Scout rank has represented a milestone of accomplishment—perhaps without equal— that is recognized across the country and even the world. Those who have earned the Eagle Scout rank count it among their most treasured achievements. “Eagle Scout” is not just an award; it is a state of being. Those who earned it as youth continue to earn it every day as adults. That is why an Eagle Scout IS an Eagle Scout—not was.

Listed below are our elite Scouts who have made their way to the Troop One's Eagle Nest. 

We congratulate them on this accomplishment!

  • Brice Joseph 08/04/2026

  • Micheal J. Strunk 07/07/2026  

  • Jack Biddle 05/26/2026 

  • Adam Jennings 05/26/2026

  • Matthew Hanna 04/28/2026 

  • Lincoln Rose 03/31/2026

  • Connor Wall 03/03/2026

  • Caleb Marcus 03/03/2026

  • Dale Edwards 11/18/2025

  • Eric Murray 8/26/2025

  • Ian Campbell 10/29/2024

  • Gavin Isaacs 8/21/2024

  • Victor Goodhue 8/21/2024

  • James Blair 6/12/2024

  • Jack Thomas 4/17/2024

  • David Green 2/21/2024

  • Nicholas Parsons 1/23/24

  • Ryan A. Stuhlmuller 9/20/2023

  • Evan M. Murray 8/16/2023

  • John A. Southerst 3/15/2023

  • Dillon F. Koster 4/19/2022

  • Alexander L. Dignon 3/23/2021

  • Wyatt Fruehauf 5/20/2020

 

2010s

  • Jacob R. Irwin 9/24/2019

  • Nathaniel Price 7/25/2019

  • Jonah Robertson 1/15/2019

  • Christopher Dean 7/31/2018

  • Frank Carter 2/20/2018

  • Austin Ross 1/10/2018

  • Sean M. Davis 3/22/2016

  • Steven M. Matalavage 8/25/2015

  • Tobias Ferl 2/27/2013

 

Late 2000s

  • James J. Richards 9/24/2008

  • Anthony L. Savage 12/12/2007

  • Ryan W. Mock 9/27/2007

  • Kiran Peri 4/3/2007

 

Mid 2000s

  • Thomas E. Berl 4/26/2006

  • Tyler S.W. Berl 4/26/2006

  • Nityanand Peri 11/25/2005

  • Emory T. Miller 8/17/2004

  • Sean M. Mock 8/17/2004

 

Early 2000s

  • Andrew Olenderski 12/19/2001

  • Michael D. Keller 10/24/2001

  • Joseph L. Brittingham 7/25/2001

  • Stephen H. Miller 12/27/2000

  • Andrew M. Vaughn 9/27/2000

 

1990s

  • Adam R. Boving 12/15/1999

  • Matthew H. Shaffer 12/15/1999

  • Ryan M. Dey 8/18/1999

  • Kevin B. Marrin 7/28/1999

  • Wayne G. Keller 2/24/1999

  • Eric C. Mills 2/17/1998

  • Michael Best 3/8/1995

  • Vinay Hosmane 6/20/1991

  • Neil Reddy 4/3/1990

  • Robert M. Bryan 01/04/1990

 

1980s

  • Robert C. Jennings Jr. 9/21/1989

  • James Dell 7/25/1989

  • Robert Walls Jr. 2/3/1987

  • James Bastian III 2/3/1987

  • Donald S. Lynch Jr. 7/30/1986

  • Taylor Boone 1/2/1986

  • Steven Menozzi 12/25/1985

  • James McCarty 10/10/1985

  • John R. Schmitt 7/19/1984

  • Larry D. McCarty 4/12/1984

  • William T. Coffman 12/13/1982

  • Bruce F. Schmitt 9/2/1981

  • Leon E. Lebreton 4/28/1981

  • Samuel S. Macintire 4/21/1981

 

1970s

  • William Willin 6/25/1979

  • Christopher Pope 9/7/1978

  • Daniel R. InderBitzen 11/16/1976

  • Jeffrey M. Plummer 4/19/1976

  • Russell C. Small 4/19/1976

  • Russell R. Palmer 4/28/1975

  • Tom A. Bunting 5/14/1974

  • Steven B. Small 12/27/1973

  • Gregory E. Plummer 12/27/1973

  • Samuel Glasscock: 12/27/1973

  • John H. Lehman Jr. 12/27/1973

  • William S. Ingram III 12/27/1973

  • David K. Edwards 11/20/1972

  • George F. Green III 3/22/1971

  • Brent G. Harmon 3/22/1971

  • Mark Moore 3/22/1971

  • William B. Porter 6/15/1970

  • Randall Richins 6/15/1970

  • Bruce E. Dean: 06/15/1970

 

1960s

  • Ralph A. Moore 5/21/1969

  • Charles E. Smith 5/21/1969

  • Jeffrey A. Williams 5/21/1969

  • Halsey G. Knapp Jr. 12/17/1968

  • Douglas R. Riniker 12/17/1968

  • Harry B. Moore 5/2/1968

  • Gary V. Parker 11/27/1967

  • Charles Gilmore 10/10/1963

 

Oldest Records Retained

  • Robert Hoopes 1/24/1933

  • Willard Mc Cabe 9/28/1932

  • R. Hial Pepper 9/28/1932

  • Richard Shields 9/28/1932

  • Walter Clark 2/19/1932

  • John Charles Geist 2/19/1932

  • Lewis Smith 2/19/1932

  • Thomas Valliant 2/19/1932

  • James Edwin Hobbs 11/11/1931

  • Charles, Edward Dole 12/4/1930

  • Price Kaler 1/28/1930

  • Allan Bonwill 12/17/1928

  • R. Laird Harris 6/7/1928

  • J. Wells Faries 11/10/1925

After becoming an Eagle Scout

Eagle Scouts are expected to set an example for other Scouts and to become the leaders in life that they have demonstrated themselves to be in Scouting. They are disproportionately represented in the military, service academy graduates, in higher education and academia, major professions, the clergy, business and politics. Eagle Scouts who enlist in the U.S. Armed Forces may receive advanced rank in recognition of their achievements.

Eagle Scouts may join the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA), which serves as a fellowship and communications board for all Eagle Scouts.

NESA directly administers several Eagle Scout scholarships. The American Legion, the National Jewish Committee on Scouting, and the Sons of the American Revolution offer scholarships directed toward Eagle Scouts. Many colleges and universities, local businesses, churches and other organizations may offer similar scholarships.

The NESA Outstanding Eagle Scout Award (NOESA) is bestowed to Eagle Scouts who have distinguished themselves at a local-to-regional level or who have not yet met the 25 year tenure requirement to be considered for a DESA. This award was introduced in 2011.

The Distinguished Eagle Scout Award (DESA) is bestowed to Eagle Scouts for nationally renowned distinguished service in their profession and to the community for a period of at least 25 years after earning the Eagle Scout rank. Since its introduction in 1969 by the National Eagle Scout Association, the DESA has been awarded to just under 2000 Eagle Scouts.

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