Troop 107 Proudly Announces Their Eagle Scouts!

( 27 from 1985 to Present )

2008                 2007                 2006                 2005 James Dieckmeyer 12-20-2005   Bobby Brining 12-19-2005   Barrett Roloson 11-17-2005   Matthew Lagoe 09-15-2005   Jeremiah Shannon 03-21-2005 2004 Aaron Jones 12-17-2004   Christopher Scotti 08-30-2004   Spencer Shepard 05-05-2004   Gary Jones 02-09-2004 2003 Jason Aebischer 10-06-2003   Michael Beaudoin 05-05-2003 2002 Cory Kearns 03-14-2002 2001 Patrick Holmes 05-24-2001   Josh Williamson 01-11-2001 2000 Joel Hill 02-17-2000 1999 Sean Holmes 10-11-1999   David P. Holden 04-12-1999   Jonathan J. Reese 04-01-1999 1998 Alan M. Welsh 11-09-1998   Ross A. Pender 10-07-1998 1997 Brendon Hilton 06-17-1997 1995 Justin Pender 09-22-1995   Kombiz Lavisany 06-07-1995 1994 Nick Metz 11-17-1994 1992 Mark J. Welsh 11-09-1992 1991 Hugh W. Craddock, Jr. 03-21-1991   Derrick Denton 04-20-1991

Eagle Scout is the highest rank attainable by a Scout in the Boy Scouts of America (BSA).

The rank is awarded upon completion of a community service project designed and directed by the Scout, the acquisition of a certain number of merit badges, (21 as of 2004, 12 specified from specific sets of lists from various categories, with flexibility to accommodate boys with physical disabilities, and 9 elective), and service in a leadership position in the Scout's Troop. The highly respected rank is considered to be a significant honor, and is looked upon as an achievement even much later in life. In the BSA, only two or three percent of Scouts who join ever attain it. The Eagle Scout Court of Honor is a special ceremony in honor of a new Eagle Scout.

In the BSA, after achieving the rank of Eagle, a scout may also earn Eagle Palms. Eagle palms are awarded for earning a certain number of merit badges over and above those required for the rank of Eagle, and for continuing to serve actively in the troop for a specified period of time.