Congrats to These Eagle Scouts

 

The Old Ephraim District would like to recognize the following scouts for reaching the rank of Eagle Scout. Many Eagle Scout projects have beautified our district by their service to leadership and planning. Congratulations to these Eagle Scouts.

Troop 1

    Weston B. Christensen

Troop 2 

    David Audd 

Troop 47

Thatcher Jones
Mateo Webb-Barragan 

Troop 110

Case Holmes PostHumous Eagle Scout
Bridger Beeton

Troop 123

Adam L. Rowe
Hyrum Anderson
Joshua Tippetts

Troop 314

Hayden Francis

Troop 589

Seth Barton
Isaiah Carr
Easton Bodily
Jack Davidson
Bretton Petersen
Korver Hurd

Troop 2119

Katie Latvakosk

Troop 2319

Andrew Thornley

“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 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.”

(Guide to Advancement, page 62)

Are You Trained to Use Everything in Your Program?

Why are you involved with Scouting? Do you know the purpose of the
program you are involved in?

The scouting program is like a chair with 4 legs, if one of those legs is broken or is not 
being used then the chair is not balanced and will cause the person who sits on it to fall.

For example: if the four legs were labeled as

• Character development
• Leadership development
• Citizenship Training
• Personal Fitness

And leaders only focus on Character development, then our scouts would miss out on learning leadership skills or citizenship training. Scouting is a well-balanced program!

Being Specific Leadership Trained will help you know about all areas of scouting and will help you implement a full and balanced scouting experience to those in your unit. You can be trained online on your My.scouting.org account or come to the next in person training, Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023, at the Logan Scout Service Center. Registration will be ready by September 1. Cost $5.

We hope to see you there.