Eagles

TROOP 129 PROUDLY PRESENTS OUR EAGLE SCOUTS

2017

Chase Hurta

2016

Keith Brewer, Dillon Keltner, Sebastian Ricklefsen

2015

Jason Ricklefsen, Landon Stratman

2014

Colby Zwahr

2013

Wilson Engel

2012

Kyle Dunk, Kenneth Ortiz II

2011

Travis Chattin, Josh Alderman, Logan Tajchman

2010

Daniel Boethel, Brandon Shavers, Justin Estrada, Jesse Ramirez, Jr.

2009

Stephen Zwahr

2008

Cameron Alderman, Joshua Fojtik, Kaleb Silva

2007

Devin White

2006

Levi Gemmill, Spencer Hanzik, Raymond J. Horky, Matthew Zwahr

2005

Michael Robinson, Zachary Fojtik

2003

Joey Knox, Jarrod Witek

2002

Travis Hanzik, Ben Mund, Chris Richter

2001

Kyle Shifferly

2000

Cody Hanzik

1999

Josh Miller, Eric Nordt, John Roesler, John Vavrecka

1998

Eric Mund, Curtis Patterson, Aaron Schmidt

1997

Dustin Nordt, Corey Walzel, Larry Witek

1996

Aaron Bohac, Ian Shifferly, Jason Vallet

1995

Robert Wallis

1994

Ty Shifferly

1993

Andre Crabbe

1992

Gabriel Herrera

1988

Brian Foytik

1987

Spencer Wallis

1986

Erick Kuebler

1977

Phillip Ley

1971

David Nordt

1969

Joe Yelderman

1968

Wayne Ley

1967

Robert Wittneben

1946

John W. Otto, Jr.

One hundred years after Arthur Eldred of New York earned this nation's first Eagle Scout Award, new, independent research demonstrates the significant, positive impact Eagle Scouts have on society every day.  Since it was first awarded in 1912, more than 2 million young men have achieved the Boy Scouts of America's highest rank. The study conducted by Baylor University, Merit Beyond the Badges, found that Eagle Scouts are more likely than men who have never been in Scouting to:

• Have higher levels of planning and preparation skills, be goal-oriented, and network with others
• Be in a leadership position at their place of employment or local community
• Report having closer relationships with family and friends
• Volunteer for religious and nonreligious organizations
• Donate money to charitable groups
• Work with others to improve their neighborhoods