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The Boy Scouts highest rank is Eagle Scout. This prestigious award is widely recognized throughout the country even by those who aren't familiar with the requirements.

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​We pride ourselves on not being an "Eagle Factory". We offer guidance, encouragement, learning scenarios, and leadership opportunities for each scout to work towards the rank of Eagle. Becoming an Eagle Scout takes perseverance and hard work over the course of many years. It takes many choices, some of which are hard, to dedicate oneself to making Eagle. It's the scouts responsibility to make those choices and put in the hard work to see it through. However, despite any guidance, encouragement, or opportunities that are presented, many scouts don't have the desire to make those choices or put in the necessary work that's required. That's why the scouts who do make it are venerated as they are, and the rank of Eagle is as respected as it is.

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In our troop's history we've had 37 Eagle Scouts. We'd like to recognize them for all the time and effort it took to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout.

Troop 149's Eagle Scout Honor Roll

1930's
 
George Viada ('38)
Frank Cox ('39)
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​1940's
 
Dick Mewhinney ('40)
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1970's
 
Mark Knowles ('75)
Daniel Talocka ('75)
Randall Booth ('79)
Thomas Talocka ('79)
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1980's
 
David Blasic ('80)
Eric Bother ('83)
Patrick Cleary ('83)
David Lisner ('83)
Thomas Mattis ('85)
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1990's
 
Omar Nazif ('95)
Tamin Nazif ('95)
Daniel Webb ('95)
James Yau ('95)
Jonathan Bork ('96)
Kris Jordan ('96)
Lawrence Bork ('99)
Mike Sebastiano ('99)
 
2000's
 
John Burke ('00)
Christopher Huang ('02)
Daniel Gladstone Lewis ('02)
Benjamin Richetti ('02)
Darian Worden ('04)
Robert Batch ('06)
Stephen Indyk ('06)
William W. Meissner ('08)
 
2010's
 
​Ian Krisanits ('11)
Will Wyckoff ('11)
​Zach Fortier ('14)
Dylan Wylie ('14)
Matt Krisanits ('15)
Robert Whitney ('15)
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2020's
 
Riley Anderson ('20)
Gavin Corley ('20)
Ethan Poe ('20)
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