This page is to commemorate all of those members of Troop 8880 who have achieved the highest rank in the Boy Scouts of America.
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Steve Pfeifer |
3/16/1972 |
Seth Ogram  |
6/20/2001 |
Christian Michelson |
6/27/2002 |
Stuart Michelson  |
9/25/2003 |
Rajpal Sagoo |
4/26/2007 |
Nicholas Bradford |
12/10/2009 |
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HONOR • LOYALTY • COURAGE • SERVICE
The first responsibility of an Eagle Scout is to live with honor, which to an Eagle is sacred. Honor is the foundation of character -- it is what a person really is, down inside,
not what someone may think he is. An Eagle will live so as to reflect credit upon his home, church, school, friends, upon Scouting, and upon himself. May the white of your
Eagle badge always remind you to live with honor.
The second responsibility of an Eagle Scout is loyalty, for without loyalty, character lacks direction. An Eagle is loyal to his ideals. May the blue of your Eagle badge always
remind you to be loyal.
The third responsibility of an Eagle Scout is courage. Courage gives character force and strength. Trusting in God and with faith in his fellow man, the Eagle faces each day
unafraid, and seeks his share of the world's work. May the red of your Eagle badge always remind you of courage.
The final responsibility of an Eagle Scout is service. He extends a helping hand to those who toil up the Scouting trail he has completed, just as others helped him in his
achievement of the Eagle rank. The habit of the daily Good Turn must take on new meaning and blossom forth into a life of service. The Eagle protects and defends the weak
and the helpless. He aids and comforts the oppressed and the unfortunate. He upholds the rights of others while defending his own. His code of honor is based upon the belief
that leadership is founded upon real service." |
