Boy Scouts of America2015 Eagle Scout

Recognition & Reunion Dinner

Friday, January 9, 2015

Eagle Scout Alumni association

January 9, 2015

Dear Eagle Scouts,

You have met the personal challenge and attained the Eagle Rank. This is the highest honor that one can earn in the Scouting program. We are here tonight to honor your achievement. You have received gifts, letters and accolades from many, but the best honor is the one you have given yourself. You have set a personal goal, one that most will never reach, and you have accomplished it. You are an Eagle Scout. Wearing an Eagle badge, my friends, is a gift that will keep on giving. You have learned that hard work, dedication, and perseverance will end with success - a most important life lesson.

We always welcome back alumni and encourage them to reconnect with our program. Their knowledge, dedication and understanding of Scouting makes our service to youth better. On behalf of the alumni committee of the Patriots’ Path Council, welcome to our fraternity, as we look forward to you joining us for future activities and events.

Always remember what you represent. You can make it easy by living the Scout Oath and Law everyday so others will follow. Once again, we welcome you and look forward to your continued support of the Scouting program. We wait here in awe watching our, “NEWEST EAGLES SOAR.”

Congratulations and warmest welcome!

Larry RoselloAlumni Committee Chairman

2015 Eagle Scout Recognition & Reunion Dinner

7:00 pm – Welcome & OpeningBradford Van Orden - Eagle Scout Class of 2014

Patriots’ Path Council Eagle Scouts and Woapolanne Lodge #43

“God Bless America”Rigel Turdiu - Eagle Scout Class of 2010

InvocationKyle Matirko - Eagle Scout Class of 2014

What is the Eagle Scout Alumni Association?Larry Rosello

Alumni Committee Chairman

~~~Dinner~~~

Patriots’ Path Council President WelcomeMichael D. Poling

President, Council Executive Board

2014 Eagle Scout IntroductionsThe Eagle Scout Class of 2014

Eagle Scout Alumni Association ScholarshipHal Daumé, Ph.D - Eagle Scout Class of 1957

Selections Committee Member

Eagle Roll CallJoshua Kamath - Eagle Scout Class of 2013

Eagle Scout Hall of Fame InductionLarry Rosello, Alumni Committee Chairman

Dennis Kohl - Eagle Scout Class of 1970Scout Executive

Closing

Special ThanksThe Patriots’ Path Council, Boy Scouts of America expresses its sincere

appreciation for the meaningful contributions from our financial supporters and most importantly our newest Eagle Scouts.

Platinum Eagle SponsorJohn W. Kennedy, Ph.D

Saul Ewing LLP

Gold Eagle SponsorTom Keays

Bronze Eagle SponsorJohn & Stephanie Reilly

Eric & Marleen Subliskey

Eagle SponsorGeorge BarnardDonald Beach

Hal Daumé, Ph.DScott Kampe

Richard LarkinBruce Linger

William Schulz Jr.Richard Wellbrock, Ph.D

Adrignolo FamilyAguayo FamilyAndes FamilyGordon AndrewAnthony FamilyAsrejadid FamilyAtkins FamilyBamert FamilyBeggs FamilyBeckert FamilyBerry FamilyBoldt FamilyBorman FamilyBriscoe FamilyBrush FamilyByrne FamilyChristine CapenBob CarlsonGary CarlsonCarter FamilyCeschel FamilyChampion FamilyCivil DynamicsManuel CoelhoConrads FamilyKevin CorbettNancy CouttsBasil D’ArmientoDaly FamilyBob DavidsonJeff DeisherKeith & Lori DlugoszEric DlugoszMargie DlugoszDoherty FamilyDonnelly FamilyDuncan FamilyMitch EricksonEvans FamilyFerguson FamilyFlanagan FamilyThomas Foley

Marty FoyGangji FamilyGardner FamilyGluch FamilyGoldschmidt FamilyJoseph GoodHoward GordonAlan GotliffeGuskind FamilyWayne HamptonJohn HeinHerbet FamilyHobson FamilyHofbauer FamilyRev. Donald HummelRuss JenkinsArcher JonesRobert KampeKased FamilyKanevsky FamilyKeenan FamilyKemp FamilyKenny FamilyKeung FamilyKossor FamilyKrahling FamilyRichard KurlandLagè FamilyLinear Electric Co., Inc.Lolarga FamilyLukas FamilyMallia FamilyMatirko FamilySamuel McCaulleyMicheller FamilyMielarczyk FamilyDr. Paul OrtenzioGeorge PantosPapageorge FamilyPark FamilyPaulson FamilyPetrelli Family

Pivetz FamilyMichael PolingPugnet FamilyRon-Jon Construction Corp.Larry RoselloJason RossEmil & Laurie RufoloMike SassSchipmann FamilySchoch FamilyBonnie SchompSheft & Ason FamilySherman FamilySmith FamilySwart FamilySzpunar FamilyChris SzymczakDan TaylorMark TallmadgeGeorge & Linda TelschowThomas FamilyTimari FamilyEd & Laura TirpackMary & Rich TomchukTomy FamilyDoug TrumpVan Es FamilyBradford Van OrdenVex FamilyVan Wart FamilyWashuta FamilyWasserman FamilyWilliams FamilyWolf FamilyWorthington FamilyYannaccone, Villa & AldrichZiegler FamilyGeoff Zoeller

Special ThanksEvent Contributors

Eagle Scout Class of 2014

Peter Abbondanzo Troop 155 Whippany

Philip Addabbo Troop 154 Pluckemin

Adam Adrignolo Troop Lone Scout

Montville

Andrew Afflitto Troop 144

Pompton Plains

Arturo Aguayo Troop 112

Morristown

Braden Allen Troop 33 Fanwood

Peter Alves Troop 88

Bridgewater

Nicholas Anastasia Troop 91 Stanhope

Richard Andes Troop 277 Kinnelon

Henry Anthony Troop 73

Springfield

Trevor Asrejadid Troop 150

Bernardsville

Brendan Aszklar Troop 80 Cranford

Zachary Atkins Troop 121 Chatham

Benjamin Atwater Troop 55

Highland Park

Anthony Aurelio Troop 44 Edison

Justin Baker Troop 36

Long Valley

Alexander Bamert Troop 72

Parsippany

Mitchell Bartram Troop 67 Wharton

Brian Beckert Troop 32 Watchung

Ryan Beggs Troop 277 Kinnelon

Robert Bereheiko Jr. Troop 235

North Plainfield

Cameron Berry Troop 151

Byram

Andrew Bertollo Troop 277 Kinnelon

Ryan Bills Troop 81 Andover

James Bissell Troop 36

Long Valley

Kristopher Blay Troop 101

Butler

Eric Boccard Troop 128

East Hanover

Noah Boldt Troop 68

Berkeley Heights

Marshall Boles Troop 555

Basking Ridge

Cameron Boone Troop 173 Parsippany

John-Craig Borman Troop 236

Long Valley

John Boyle Troop 54

Liberty Corner

Ethan Brady Troop 150

Bernardsville

Kyle Bresnan Troop 523

Colonia

Benjamin Briscoe Troop 159

Succasunna

Troy Browse Troop 150

Bernardsville

William Bunyaner Troop 68

Berkeley Heights

Kyle Burns Troop 8 Chatham

Brian Byrne Troop 351

Basking Ridge

Schuyler Caffrey Troop 180 Branchville

Philip Caltagirone Troop 163

Succasunna

Timothy Carroll Troop 32 Watchung

Ryan Carter Troop 88

Bridgewater

Colin Casey Troop 95

Sparta

Ricardo Castanheira Troop 101 Elizabeth

Joseph Cella Troop 148 Middlesex

Nathan Cha Troop 54

Succasunna

David Champion Troop 64

Dover

Leonard Chen Troop Lone Scout

Montville

Akshai Chundru Troop 368

Berkeley Heights

Jonathan Ciocon Troop 14 Metuchen

Kieran Claus Troop 489

Hillsborough

Terence Coelho Troop 154 Somerset

Julian Colicchio Troop 155 Whippany

Daniel Comes Troop 68

Union

Sebastian Cook Troop 150

Sparta

Eagle Scout Class of 2014

Nicholas Corrente Troop 177 Parsippany

Maxwell Creager Troop 150

Bernardsville

James Crimmins Troop 7 Madison

Stephen Cristofich Troop 88

Bridgewater

Casey Currier Troop 112

Morristown

Craig Curtiss II Troop 34

Morristown

Bryce Cutler Troop 96 Newton

John D'Addario Troop 25 Madison

Robert D'Addario IV Troop 25 Madison

Ryan Daly Troop 44 Edison

Scott Day Troop 188 Landing

Ross DeBlock Troop 49 Milton

Coleman DeGeorges Troop 56

Millington

Clifford Demboski Troop 312 Budd Lake

Brandon Dennis Troop 155 Whippany

Christopher DeSante Troop 121 Chatham

Brian DeWar Troop 154 Pluckemin

Steven Diese Troop 76

Lincoln Park

Alexander Doherty Troop 184

Cobham, UK

Thomas Doherty Troop 1 Boonton

Peter Dombrowski Troop 1776

Hillsborough

Matthew Donnelly Troop 150

Bernardsville

Michael Donnelly Jr. Troop 150

Bernardsville

Thomas Donnelly Jr. Troop 91 Stanhope

Brandon Donohue Troop 368

Berkeley Heights

Nolan Doyle Troop 49 Milton

Christopher Driscoll Troop 25 Madison

Ryan Drumbore Troop 207

South Plainfield

Edward Dryer Troop 68

Berkeley Heights

Alexander Duncan Troop 228

Warren

Dominick Durando Troop 66 Edison

Yusef Dwider Troop 77 Westfield

Eric Dworsky Troop 110

Edison

Harris Eisenhardt Troop 8 Chatham

Kyle Elgarten Troop 150

Bernardsville

Gregory Engemann Troop 236

Long Valley

Wayne Enoch Troop 110

Edison

Joseph Esposito Troop 9 Chester

Albaner Eugene Troop 68

Union

Daniel Evans Troop 64

Dover

Sean Farley Troop 56

Roselle Park

Ian Ferguson Troop 67 Summit

Jack Filipkowski Troop 72 Westfield

Matthew Flannagan Troop 40 Rahway

Peter Foltz Troop 72 Westfield

Liam Formisano Troop 84

Somerville

Michael Freidin Troop 67 Summit

Andrew Friedlander Troop 368

Berkeley Heights

Alec Friedman Troop 54

Liberty Corner

Alec Fuoti Troop 67 Summit

Mark Gallegos-Steele Troop 68

Union

Timothy Gallo Troop 155 Whippany

Jon Patrick Gamba Troop 18

Florham Park

Christopher Gardner Troop 173 Parsippany

Christopher Geimer Troop 96 Hampton

Luke Genise Troop 83

Somerville

Eagle Scout Class of 2014

Michael Gentile Troop 104

Scotch Plains

Noah Gertler Troop 25 Madison

Matthew Gillan Troop 74 Montville

Ian Gliksman Troop 185

Branchburg

Bradley Gluch Troop 1776 Neshanic

Daniel Goldschmidt Troop 121 Chatham

Christopher Gough Troop 17 Metuchen

Joseph Gunderman Troop 90 Franklin

Samuel Guskind Troop 145

Clark

Louis Hajdu-Nemeth Troop 156 Somerset

Keelean Halper Troop 67 Summit

Samuel Hands Troop 56

Millington

Tyler Hansen Troop 1 Boonton

Travis Hearon Troop 17 Denville

George Heim Troop 36

Long Valley

Robert Herbert Troop 83

Kenilworth

Frank Heter III Troop 81 Andover

Luke Hettrich Troop 1 Boonton

Joshua Heyer Troop 523

Colonia

Raymond Hickey Troop 66 Edison

Marcus Hobson, Jr. Troop 18

Florham Park

Maxwell Hofbauer Troop 277 Kinnelon

David Hom Troop 73 Westfield

Ryan Hoover Troop 25 Madison

Andrew Horberg Troop 154 Somerset

John Humphries Troop 25 Madison

Jeffrey Isaacs Troop 32 Watchung

Daniel Israel Troop 523

Colonia

Timothy Iversen Troop 9 Chester

Isaac Jackson Troop 68

Union

Timothy Johnston Troop 73 Westfield

Shane Jones Troop 156 Flanders

Andrew Josling Troop 54

Liberty Corner

Alexander Kalos Troop 72 Westfield

Stephen Kamionek III Troop 8 Chatham

Joseph Kanevsky Troop 110

Edison

Matthew Karlson Troop 74 Montville

Ryan Kased Troop 50 Randolph

Matthew Kaufman Troop 92 Fredon

Eric Kaufman Troop 67 Summit

Zachary Kayal Troop 150

Sparta

Tyler Kazar Troop 185

Branchburg

John Keating Jr Troop 128

East Hanover

Zachary Keenan Troop 351

Basking Ridge

Lukas Kellenberger Troop 81 Andover

Mark Kellstrom Jr. Troop 8 Chatham

John Kemp Troop 150

Bernardsville

Griffin Kenny Troop 8 Chatham

Anthony Keung Troop 185

Branchburg

Austin Kincaid Troop 186

Hillsborough

Nikolaos Kontos Troop 36

Long Valley

Christopher Kossor Troop 83

Kenilworth

Jon-Christopher Krahling Troop 79

Pequannock

Christopher Lage Troop 34

Morristown

David Lane Troop 351

Basking Ridge

Richard Larkin Troop 56

Long Hill Twp.

Eagle Scout Class of 2014

Patrick Lay Troop 33 Fanwood

Camilo Lemos Troop 64

Dover

Steven Lerner Troop 67

Piscataway

Matthew Lolarga Troop 66 Edison

Matthew Lombardo Troop 436

Long Valley

Andrew Lucash Troop 29 Dunellen

Wesley Lukas Troop 228

Warren

Matthew Luther Troop 173 Parsippany

Kean MacLelland Troop 75 Cranford

Brad Maierle Troop 150

Sparta

Nicholas Makosiej Troop 145

Clark

Nicholas Malinousky Troop 56

Millington

Kyle Mallia Troop 351

Basking Ridge

Uday Manchanda Troop 68

Berkeley Heights

Douglas Manz Troop 90

Branchburg

Matthew Marino Troop 1

Mendham

Daniel Marion Troop 85 Newton

Daniel Martinez Troop 777 Montville

James Martinson Troop 555

Basking Ridge

Nicholas Masiello Troop 236

Long Valley

Kyle Matirko Troop 9 Chester

Alexander Matthews Troop 151

Byram

Zachary Matthiesen Troop 163

Succasunna

Ian McCarthy Troop 89

Hillsborough

Nicholas McGinnis Troop 88

Bridgewater

Richard McNulty Troop 148 Middlesex

Jarrett McSpirit-Brush Troop 277 Kinnelon

Stephen Meisenbacher Troop 228

Warren

Kristian Melo Troop 101 Elizabeth

Alexander Meyer Troop 29 Dunellen

Max Micheller Troop 63

New Providence

Walter Mielarczyk Troop 79

Pequannock

Christopher Mone Troop 154 Pluckemin

Shaun Montalto-Rook Troop 113 Rockaway

Brian Moretti Troop 555

Basking Ridge

Vikas Munjal Troop 66 Edison

Justin Murphy Troop 144

Pompton Plains

Richard Murray Troop 482

Sparta

Matthew Muscarella Troop 68

Berkeley Heights

Marcus Myers III Troop 49 Rahway

Christopher Nicholls Troop 273 Westfield

Jeffrey Noble Troop 312 Budd Lake

Sean Nolan Troop 166 Randolph

Sean Noonan Troop 154 Pluckemin

Brian Noone Troop 67 Wharton

James O'Donnell Troop 523

Colonia

Jay Oh Troop 25 Madison

Joseph Oliveira Troop 110

Edison

Nicholas Ollo Troop 88

Bridgewater

Austin O'Neill Troop 89

Hillsborough

Nicholas Opalewski Troop 165 Rockaway

Joshua Ornovitz Troop 1

New Providence

Nathan Paget Troop 1776

Hillsborough

Matthew Pappas Troop 1

New Providence

Timothy Park Troop 368

Berkeley Heights

Anthony Patikowski Troop 14 Metuchen

Eagle Scout Class of 2014

Peter Paulson Troop 8 Chatham

John Peckham Troop 121 Chatham

Robert Pelaez Troop 95

Sparta

Robert Petrelli Troop 90

Branchburg

Craig Piacentino Troop 88

Hopatcong

Joseph Pickering Troop 88

Bridgewater

Christopher Pivetz Troop 144

Pompton Plains

Zachary Plocic Troop 236

Long Valley

Patrick Plummer Troop 145

Clark

James Poandl Troop 74 Metuchen

Louis Polise Troop 143

Woodbridge

Sean Ponteliona Troop 113 Rockaway

Stephen Poos Troop 53

Fords

John Povich Troop 20

Piscataway

Thomas Powell Troop 188 Landing

Brandon Pugnet Troop 154 Somerset

Ajay Rai Troop 523

Colonia

Conor Reilly Troop 41

Mountain Lakes

Zachary Reinhart Troop 185

Bridgewater

Joseph Rembish Troop 33 Fanwood

Daniel Rios Troop 50 Randolph

Anthony Rios Aho Troop 4

Elizabeth

Bradley Ritschel Troop 128

East Hanover

Ryan Roche Troop 850 Lafayette

Kyle Rodemann Troop 154 Pluckemin

Tyler Rodimer Troop 92 Fredon

Joseph Rohal Troop 73 Westfield

Kevin Roman Troop 80 Cranford

Daniel Rosario Troop 90

Branchburg

Jacob Rueckel Troop 48 Hamburg

Benjamin Samanns Troop 184

Green Township

Joseph Sanfilippo Troop 76

Lincoln Park

Liam Sax Troop 150

Sparta

Justin Scalera Troop 32 Watchung

Robert Scanlon, Jr. Troop 88

Hopatcong

Scott Schipmann Troop 67

Piscataway

James Schoch Troop 95

Sparta

Sean Schoch Troop 95

Sparta

Kenneth Schwemmer III Troop 188 Landing

Ryan Sellar Troop 89

Hillsborough

Nicholas Serrano Troop 53

Fords

Peter Seyffart Troop 42

South Bound Brook

Garrett Shafer Troop 17 Metuchen

Pratik Shah Troop 68

Union

Brendan Shanahan Troop 72

Parsippany

Edward Sharretts Troop 228

Morristown

Jordon Sheft-Ason Troop 273 Westfield

Nicholas Sherman Troop 159

Succasunna

Benjamin Silva Troop 81 Andover

Andrew Sisk Troop 28 Chatham

Zachary Smiga Greene Troop 92 Fredon

John Ike Smith Troop 53

Bedminster/Far Hills

Franz Smith Troop 73 Westfield

Justin Sorensen Troop 129

Green Brook

Gianluca Spataro Troop 113 Rockaway

Peregrine Spiegel Troop 1

New Providence

Eagle Scout Class of 2014Evan Stagg

Troop 76 Lincoln Park

Philip Stevenson Troop 29 Dunellen

Liam Stewart Troop 1

New Providence

Mark Stiefel Troop 1776 Neshanic

Hunter Stiles Troop 32 Watchung

Christopher Stringham Troop 206

Ledgewood

Peter Strotz Troop 75 Cranford

Matthew Suarez Troop 159

Succasunna

Matthew Subliskey Troop 277 Kinnelon

Stephen Sullivan Troop 90 Franklin

Thomas Swart Troop 310

Clark

Joseph Szpila Troop 46

Martinsville

Matthew Szpunar Troop 9 Chester

Garrett Temples Troop 188 Landing

Anthony Terminello Troop 91 Stanhope

Thissa Thambugala Troop 66 Edison

Brian Thomas Troop 17 Metuchen

Jarrod Thompson Troop 228

Warren

Carlo Thompson Jr Troop 113

Dover

Adam Timari Troop 154 Somerset

Theodore Tiu Troop 14 Metuchen

Matthew Tomy Troop 154 Somerset

Daniel Trionfo Troop 74 Montville

James Trousdale Troop 66 Edison

Samuel Trub Troop 55

Highland Park

Andrew Tu Troop 228

Warren

Matthew Turcsik Troop 312 Budd Lake

Michael Tyrrell Troop 523

Colonia

Dustin Ulen Troop 56

Millington

Brian Urness Troop 1

New Providence

Kevin Urness Troop 1

New Providence

Marcus Valdez III Troop 33 Fanwood

Zachary Van Es Troop 150

Sparta

Bradford Van Orden Troop 153 Wantage

Brian Van Wart Troop 144

Pompton Plains

Dominick Vernazza Troop 8 Chatham

Andrew Vernon Troop 46

Martinsville

Richard Vetter Troop 159

Succasunna

Andrew Vex Troop 165 Rockaway

Nicholas Vezzuto Troop 64

Dover

Timothy Villaluz Troop 56

Roselle Park

Joseph Vricella-Stokes Troop 73 Westfield

Brian Wallace, Jr. Troop 92 Fredon

Zachary Warcola Troop 1

Mendham

Ross Warlick Troop 228

Warren

Scott Washuta Troop 523

Colonia

Brian Weber Troop 8 Chatham

Keaton Weidmaier Troop 74 Metuchen

Kevin Weinpel Troop 159

Succasunna

Scott Weiss Troop 1776

Hillsborough

Griffin Weiss Troop 277 Kinnelon

Ryan Weiss Troop 84 Sussex

Yair White Troop 55

Highland Park

Griffin Williams Troop 159

Succasunna

Dillon Wintz Troop 150

Bernardsville

Nicholas Witting Troop 145

Clark

Patrik Wolf Troop 113 Rockaway

Chase Wolff Troop 88

Hopatcong

Chris Worthington Troop 173 Parsippany

Kevin Xiao Troop 166 Randolph

Thomas Zappe Troop 184

Green Township

Andrew Ziegler Troop 8 Chatham

National Distinguished Eagle Scout Award RecipientsThomas H. Appert

Scott R. BergerManning Case

Rear Admiral Kelvin DixonMichael J. Healy

Rev. Donald K. HummelJohn W. Kennedy, Ph.D.

Robert W. KentDennis J. Kohl

William J. KrollRobert G. McGough

Robert C. MontoDr. Paul OrtenzioD. Craig OscarsonLangdon PalmerHugo Pfaltz Esq.

Ronald K. RodgersThomas D. Sayles, Jr.

David E. SetzerDan Taylor

Dennis Toft, Esq.Carl Valenziano, M.D.

Eagle Scout Hall of Fame1997

Fred W. BruehneRichard HinderliterD. Craig Oscarson

1998John W. Kennedy, Ph.D.

Robert W. Kent

1999Donald BeachJohn Phelps

Christopher Szymczak

2004Daniel J. BernierRobert C. Carlson

Richard IvoryFrederick H. Midlige, Jr.

Richard D. Wellbrock

2005Ernest N. Day

Gerald B. Hanifan, Sr.Kenneth D. King

Robert G. SchmiederDennis J. Kohl

2006Birger Brinck-Lund

P.J. EhmannStanley Grossman

Thomas Keays

2007Russell DilksLouis Pesci

Norman SapolnickWarren Wielgus

2008Hal Daumé

Jeffrey KnappRichard Mager

Carl MoritzDennis Toft, Esq.

2009Raymond BrandesRichard Kurland

Eugene EckelDaniel Rauch

2010Errol Ernstrom

William Scott GallawayWayne Hampton

Pat McDonough, Esq. John McGrath

2011George T. Barnard IV

Scott R. BergerMartin T. Foy Jr.George P. Gross

Bruce Linger

2012Kenneth DeGraw

Al GreenKurt Padavano

Dean RothGary Whyte

2013Mitchell D. Erickson

Alan GotliffeJohn Hein

Mark TallmadgeDoug Trump

2014Tom Ely

Jeffrey HuppertCharles M. LizzaRichard Olmsted

Mike O’SheaCharles Smith

Boy Scouts of AmericaPatriots’ Path Council

2015 Hall of Fame Inductee

Keith Dlugosz

Keith Dlugosz started in Scouting at a very early age; he attended his first den meeting in a stroller while his mother Margie was den leader of his older brothers Alan’s and Glenn’s den. Keith attended all the pack meetings of Pack 222 in Irvington, NJ where his father, Chester was Cubmaster.

Following in the footsteps of his brother Eric, in 1979 Keith joined Boy Scout Troop 216 in Irvington. Keith immediately fell in love with camping and the troop went camping at least once a month. Attending his first Boy Scout summer camp in 1979 Keith spent two weeks at Crossett Lake Scout Reservation in Fort Ann, NY just to the east of Lake George Summer camp defined his life. During the two weeks at camp his parents moved to a new home in North Arlington, NJ. (Keith had his doubts as to whether his parents would pick him up from the bus) Although there was a troop in North Arlington, Keith and his brother Eric continued to be a part of Troop 216 in Irvington because the troop was so active. His mother Margie also continued in Scouting as the troop treasurer.

In 1982 Keith was inducted into the Order of the Arrow. In 1984 Keith attended Philmont Scout Ranch and also attended summer camp for two weeks at Crosset Lake to help the younger Scouts. Keith worked on camp staff at Conklin Scout Reservation Cub Scout day camp in 1983 as a lifeguard, Crossett Lake Scout Reservation in 1985, in 1986 as assistant provisional Scoutmaster and 1990 as cope director, as well as volunteered as an assistant ranger throughout the year, building, fixing and maintaining both Conklin and Crossett Lake Scout camps. In 1985 Keith earned the rank of Eagle Scout and in 1990 became a brotherhood member of the Order of the Arrow. In 2002 Keith was awarded the Vigil honor from the Order of the Arrow.

During the summer of 1990 Keith met his amazing wife Lori at Crossett Lake where she was the cook. Keith and Lori were married in 1992 with Lori’s daughter Amanda serving as maid of honor and Courtney serving as Keith’s best (man) girl.

In 1999 Keith became the part time ranger at Rock Hill Scout Reservation in Milford, PA and in 2002 moved to Mount Allamuchy Scout Reservation as the resident assistant ranger. In 2007 Keith became the reservation director of Mount Allamuchy Scout Reservation.

Boy Scouts of AmericaPatriots’ Path Council

2015 Hall of Fame Honoree

Scott Kampe

Scott Kampe was raised in a Scouting family in Westfield, New Jersey. After Cub Scouts he joined his older brother in Troop 72 where their father was an assistant Scoutmaster. Troop outings usually involved backpacking or canoeing. After earning the rank of Eagle Scout he continued to serve the community as a member of the Rescue Squad and the National Ski Patrol.

Scott earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology from NJIT. As a professional, he focused on design of industrial equipment, notably for the food industry. His career path took him from Draftsman to Director of Engineering.

Married for 31 years, he is the proud father of two young adults. His children lured him back to Scouting and he was a den leader and an Assistant Girl Scout Leader. He served as Scoutmaster of two Edison Boy Scout troops (66 and 44) for a total of 9 years. He is currently head of Troop 44’s Eagle committee and asst. chairman of Raritan Valley District’s Advancement Committee. Scott has been inducted as an Order of the Arrow Vigil member and is the recipient of the Silver Beaver and James E. West awards.Scott has guided 33 boys from Troops 44 and 66 in earning the rank of Eagle Scout. He feels that becoming an Eagle Scout is not the end of the trail but rather the beginning of living a life with integrity. “Once an Eagle, always an Eagle” is his motto and his associates know that he lives his life guided by the Scout Oath and Scout Law.

Boy Scouts of AmericaPatriots’ Path Council

2015 Hall of Fame InducteeEmil Rufolo

As a youth Emil started Scouting with Troop 74 in Staten Island, NY. He earned his Eagle Scout award in 1971, was a member of the Order of the Arrow and served as assistant Scoutmaster from 1972 until 1978. When his two sons became active in Cub Scouting Emil became Cubmaster of Pack 301 in Summit, NJ from 1997 until 1999 when he than became Scoutmaster of Troop 67 in Summit, NJ and remained until 2005. He continues as an assistant Scoutmaster today and is a merit badge counselor for 5 badges. Emil is active in the council, serving on the executive board as vice president of finance management. He has been a Scoutmaster for the council’s National Youth Leadership Training Program for the last three years and recently became the course director.

In the greater community, Emil is a past president and Paul Harris Fellow of the Staten Island Rotary Club. He was a past president of the Oakwood Heights Community Church in Staten Island and past president of his current church, Christ Church in Summit. In 1992 Emil partnered with NY Youth at Risk to provide a community program for 25 youth that were paired with adult partners for 6 months after undergoing a 4 day intensive self study. The program was called SING, Staten Island’s Next Generation and it empowered the youth to take responsibility for their lives. He continues to support the organization today. Emil has also served on the boards of the SI Rotary Foundation, and Meals on Wheels of Staten Island.

Emil is a James E. West fellow and received the PPC Award of Merit in 2001, The Summit Good Scout Award in 2004 and the Silver Beaver award in 2012. He is an Eagle critter in Wood Badge. Emil is married to Laurie his wife of 36 years and is a Certified Public Accountant currently in self practice. His sons Emil and Daniel are 29 and 26 respectively and are both Eagle Scouts.

Ed Tirpack was born in Elizabeth, NJ and spent most of his youth in Union. Earning his Arrow of Light with Pack 68 he transitioned into Troop 85. It was there that his love of Scouting was developed. Ed continued his Scouting journey by earning his Ad Altare Dei and Pope Pius XII awards, being an avid member of the Order of the Arrow and earning his Eagle rank.

After graduating from Seton Hall Prep, Ed’s desire to become a dentist took his attention to achieving that goal. He attended Tulane University earning his Bachelors in Mathematics and the University of Medicine and Dentistry earning his Doctor of Medical Dentistry.

Currently, Ed lives in Sparta with his wife, Laura. They are parents to 6 beautiful children. He has had a successful family practice in Sparta for the past 31 years. He is a member of Saint Kateri Parish, American Dental Association, New Jersey Dental Association and the International Association for Orthodontics.

Faithful to the practice of outstanding dentistry, Ed has achieved his Mastership in the Academy of General Dentistry. He is an Attending Physician at Morristown Medical Center and has been voted by his peers 2 years in a row as a “Top Dentist” as featured in New Jersey Monthly Magazine. He is also a member of the Executive Board of the Karen Anne Quinlan Hospice.

Ed has served as a den leader, pack and troop committee member, assistant Scoutmaster, district chairman and committee member, council executive committee, assistant Scoutmaster and Scoutmaster for NYLT and Boy Scout roundtable commissioner.

Boy Scouts of AmericaPatriots’ Path Council

2015 Hall of Fame InducteeEd Tirpack

Boy Scouts of America Patriots’ Path Council

2015 Hall of Fame InducteeGeoff Zoeller

With numerous conference presentations, publications, and awards to his credit, Dr. Geoff Zoeller has been a well-respected professional educator for nearly 25 years. He holds a bachelors degree in biochemistry and music from Rutgers College, a masters degree and doctoral qualifier in theoretical biophysical chemistry from Washington University in St. Louis, a masters degree in educational administration from Montclair State University, a masters degree in musicology from Mason Gross School of the Arts – Rutgers University, and a doctorate of education from the Graduate School of Education – Rutgers University. He currently serves as the Superintendent of Schools for the Rochelle Park Public Schools in Bergen County.

He is an Eagle Scout (1985), a Brotherhood member of the Order of the Arrow, and holds a Doctorate of Commissioner Science degree. He, his wife (and co-den leader), and son are active in the Patriots’ Path Council in Pack 165 in Rockaway, where Geoff serves as the Cubmaster. His daughter is a Daisy (and future Venturer!)

He currently serves Patriots’ Path as the council vice president of membership & relations, as the vice chair of promotions for the 2015 Liberty Jamboree, as dean of the NNJC/PPC College of Commissioner Science, as the principle author of the council’s Membership Blog, and as an assistant Cub Scout roundtable commissioner in Black River. In addition, Geoff serves as an assistant council commissioner and commissioner trainer in the Northern New Jersey Council.

Geoff frequently writes Cub Scout articles for the National Advancement Times and several of the membership publications he has helped to create in Patriots’ Path, have been revised and used at the national level. He has served as a staff member for multiple Wood Badge, IOLS, OWLS, leader-specific, University of Scouting, and College of Commissioner Science courses, and regularly trains and presents on membership and commissioner topics at the district, council, area, and regional levels.

Boy Scouts of America, Patriots’ Path Council

Board of TrusteesPresident of the Board of Trustees

Steven H. GoldthwaiteMetem Corporation

Executive Board

Council PresidentMichael D. Poling

Retired, Verizon

Scout ExecutiveDennis Kohl

Council CommissionerMark Tallmadge

Bressler, Amery & Ross, PC

Mark AvondoglioPerona Farms

Robert BarberaHunter Roberts Construction

Tammy Case Fulton Bank of New Jersey

Raymond CordtsLakeland Bank

Steve HodgesAT&T

Michael J. KasianTishman Construction Corporation

William J. KrollMatheson Tri-Gas

Angela KubiskyMorris County Chamber of Commerce

Brian MacLeanElizabethtown Gas Company

John H. MeekASCO Valve, Inc.

Jeffrey J. MilanaikCrownPoint Group

Angela Morello-LangeLandmark Fire Protection, Inc.

Robert Nicholson IIIEastern Propane Corporation

Kurt PadavanoThe Advance Realty Group

Michael D. PolingVerizon

Eugene PrestonDermody Properties

W. Rodman RyanOpen Road Auto Group

Joseph StarkStar Lo Electric, Inc.

Garrick J. StoldtSaint Peter’s Healthcare System

Dennis ToftWolff & Samson

William Van SadersVerizon

Thomas VollersVollers Excavating & Construction

Joseph AllegraSterling Hallmark Shop

Thomas AllenColumbia Bank

George T. Barnard IVMCM Mechanical Corp.

Scott BergerCBS

Anthony BrittBritt PerformanceSusan Carter

Morristown Field ClubAnthony Cretella

Custom Sign SourceKenneth DeGraw

WithumSmith+Brown, PCJeff Deisher

RoNetco Supermarkets, Inc.Gregory DeSalvo

J.P. MorganKelvin N. DixonMatheson Tri-Gas, Inc.Mitch Erickson

Dept. of Homeland SecurityKevin Fellin

WithumSmith+Brown, P.C.Martin Foy Jr.

Certified Consultant Pharmacists Inc.Alan Gotliffe

Siemens CorporationBob Grohol

Retired, Beneficial CorporationAlan Grossman

New Jersey City CollegeBrian Haas

Arch Insurance GroupWayne Hampton

Project Management Leadership GroupRev. Donald K. Hummel

Archdiocese of NewarkRussell Jenkins

RSB Enterprises/Brown’s Janitorial

Edward KatonaRetired, Law EnforcementDennis M. Kennedy

Retired, BankingJohn W. Kennedy, Ph.D.

NJMEPJames Kukucka

WorleyParsons Resources & EnergyRichard KurlandHandy Store Fixtures

Mary Ruth LareauRetired, GlaxoSmithKlie

Bruce LingerLincoln Financial Advisors

Kathryn MantellNisivoccia, LLP

Alison Littell McHoseAssemblywoman, NJ 24th Legislative District

David McIntyreBuild America Mutual

Paul Ortenzio Ph.D.Retired, Clark Board of Education

James ParlapianoBank of America

Joseph S. Pawelczyk, Sr.JP Morris Consulting Group LLC

Tom PepeCommunication Strategies, Inc.

Kathleen PernaInstitute for Supply Management - NJ

Sid PhakeyLinde Gas

Richard L. PlambeckRetired, Exxon Research and Engineering

Robert PysherRetired, Chemical Corp.

Dan RauchFinance

Emil RufoloEmil S. Rufolo CPA, LLC

Juan C. Salazar Attorney at Law

William SchulzDrew UniversityDave Setzer

National Leadership CouncilWilliam G. Sherman

Build America MutualEric Shick

C. R. Bard, Inc.J. Hamilton Slye

Two Sigma Investments, LLCDonald SmithFormosa PlasticsChris Sturm

Marlboro Board of EducationChristopher Szymczak

ISPDan Taylor

J.P. MorganLoren Taylor

Taylored Concepts, LLCGeorge Telschow

Retired, U.S. ArmyLinda Telschow

Colavito, Telschow & ColavitoEdward M. Tirpack, DMD

Sparta Dental DesignsMary TomchukRetired, Education

Douglas TrumpHP Financial ServicesDaniel Turano

AT&TBrian Vohden

Pope John XXIII Regional High SchoolAndrew Zagoren

The Jewel ShopJune Zeringue

InsigniamGeoffrey Zoeller, Ed.D.

Educator

Eagle Scout Testimonials“Scouting has taught me that life has many obstacles and to overcome them you have to be persistent in order to succeed.”-Adam Adrignolo, Lone Scout, Montville

“The skills and lessons learned, acquired, and applied in my path to become an Eagle Scout are ones that I will carry with me through college and my future ahead of me.”-Arturo Aguayo, Troop 112, Morristown

“Earning the rank of Eagle has helped me expand my love of the outdoors, strengthen many friendships with fellow Scouts and helped me get accepted into my college of first choice. If I ever have a son, I plan on being a Scout leader so I can teach him what I learned from my Dad.”-Richard Andes, Troop 277, Kinnelon

“Scouting has taught me that everything will pass, and thus make the most of it. Whether it be a rain storm during Friday set up, hiking a ridge line during sunset, the stress of meeting a deadline for paper work, or the meditative trance of painting, it won’t last forever.”-Henry Anthony, Troop 96, Springfield

“The ways in which achieving the Eagle Scout award has affected my life are first and foremost, the close relationships I have made with people who I would not have otherwise met and the positive influence they have had on my life. Now that I am an Eagle, I feel a great sense of pride that I accomplished my goal and stand with an elite group, who carry more responsibility, for the rest of my life. ”-Trevor Asrejadid, Troop 150, Bernardsville

“Earning the rank of Eagle Scout gives me even more pride to call myself a Boy Scout of America. It was a goal for me to strive toward and made me proud of all the accomplishments I’ve earned along the way.”-Alexander Bamert, Troop 72, Parsippany

“My journey to Eagle Scout has made me rounded, I am a leader, a mentor, and an outstanding citizen. When I became an Eagle Scout I learned to believe in myself, to aim high, to show an undying commitment and to know that, with strength and a solid support system around me, I can achieve my goals whatever they may be.”-Cameron Berry, Troop 151, Byram

“Earning my Eagle Scout award exposed me to complete leadership from start to finish. While completing the tasks required, I learned time management, diligence, and mental toughness. I had to be a self reliant, and a responsible adult. Learning these skills earned me confidence which lead me to join the wrestling team, and take my position as an assistant Scoutmaster to give back to my troop. Completing my Eagle award has made me become the best version of myself.”-Benjamin Briscoe, Troop 159, Succasunna

“Achieving the rank of Eagle Scout is like exercising: it’s a lot of work, and is not always fun when you’re doing it, but you feel great after you’re done. I’m proud to be a part of such a distinguished group of scouts, and hope to inspire others to follow in my footsteps.” -Timothy Carroll, Troop 32, Watchung“Becoming an Eagle Scout means that I achieved a goal to which I aspired for my entire life. Ever since my early years as a Tiger Cub, I knew I wanted to earn that Eagle Badge. After eleven years of hard work, I am very proud that I am now a member of the honorable group of people who have earned the prestigious awards available in scouting.”-Ryan Carter, Troop 88, Bridgewater

“The rank of Eagle Scout has enabled me to acquire the skills and qualities necessary to be a leader and contribute to the success overall success of a project. It has further affected my life by opening doors with contacts who understand the dedication and preparedness that the Eagle Scout offers. ”-Sebastian Cook, Troop 150, Sparta

“I have truly been blessed with the opportunity to achieve such a goal as Eagle Scout. I have received great support in my community, and I am humble and grateful. I couldn’t have done it alone.”-David Champion, Troop 64, Dover

“Scouting has been responsible for bringing me to many places around the world and helped me make many friends. Scouting has also helped develop my leadership skills. Scouting is a part of me and I would like to take what I have learned from it and use that to make Scouting a part of others’ lives as well. It has helped me become the person I am today.”-Alec Doherty, Troop 121, Chatham

“Becoming an Eagle Scout has made me more confident in my ability to achieve my goals as long as I am willing to put in the time and effort. In addition, other people now recognize my efforts and destination.”-Nola Doyle, Troop 49, Milton

“Attaining my Eagle rank means I was able to be a positive force in my community. It was also a great motivator in getting me to step up and become more of a leading figure.” -Alexander Duncan, Troop 228, Warren

“My Eagle Scout project involved the creation of murals and a puppet theater for my elementary school’s public library. This project meant a lot to me because it helped me showcase my leadership, learn from my mistakes and prove that when imagination mixes with integrity, amazing things happen.”-Daniel Evans, Troop 64, Dover

“Achieving my Eagle Scout award has been wonderful accomplishment that I know I will always look back on with pride and humility. I know that as I continue on with my life, I will keep in my heart the Scout motto and, most importantly, the Scout Oath.”-Max Hafbauer, Troop 277, Kinnelon

“Being an Eagle Scout is so much more than just a rank it’s almost indescribable. In one sentence it’s the most blessed, cherishable, deep, and meaningful thing I’ve done and I honestly couldn’t be happier.”-Ryan Kased, Troop 50, Randolph

“Becoming an Eagle Scout has taught me the value of dedication. The hard work involved in advancing through 6+ years of Boy Scouts has helped me learn how to work towards achieving other challenging goals.”-Griffin Kenny, Troop 8, Chatham

“Achieving the Eagle Scout Award has affected my life by giving me the confidence and knowledge that I can achieve a goal that I set for myself. I am proud to be joining all others who have earned their Eagle Scout Award and I hope to continue to help others in my troop earn the Eagle Scout Award.”-Christopher Kosser, Troop 54, Kenilworth

“The achievement of my Eagle Scout Award is my most cherished accomplishment in my life thus far. The Eagle Scout process was an important stage in my character development. I learned valuable life lessons that I will always keep close to me. At those moments, you have to fight through your physical and mental barriers. It taught me that any goal of mine is possible if I put my mind to it.”-Matthew Lolarga Troop 66, Edison

“Achieving the rank of Eagle Scout has brought me maturity, responsibility, and a more complete way of life. Being prepared everyday, living with great morals, and following the guidelines of the Scout Law have really put me in front of the line. Achieving the rank of Eagle Scout has shaped me both physically and emotionally. It gives me great confidence and has taught me a great deal on commitment. ”-Wesley Lukas, Troop 228, Warren

“Achieving the rank of Eagle has affected my life by proving to me that anything is possible. It also taught me the values necessary to leading a virtuous life.”-Kyle Mallia, Troop 351, Basking Ridge

“Being an Eagle Scout means being part of a long history of excellence through service and leadership. It is an outward symbol of my long-standing commitment to this organization which has allowed me to develop within my troop, my home and my community.” -Walter Mielarczyk, Troop 79, Pequannock

“Earning my Eagle Scout was a big deal for me personally. I showed myself and others that I am capable of doing great things.”-Shaun Montalto-Rook, Troop 113, Rockaway

“An Eagle Scout is someone that is fully prepared for anything that happens. No matter what life throws at him, he is ready.” -Timothy Park, Troop 368, Berkeley Heights

“Earning my Eagle Scout has affected my life by allowing me to develop my leadership skills. Throughout Scouting I feel that my leadership style was constantly evolving, but leading my Eagle project allowed me to put it all together into a tangible result. I will accredit my sense of leadership to this and the many other experiences I had in Boy Scouts.”-Brandon Pugnet, Troop 154, Somerset

“Throughout my years in Boy Scouts, I have learned team building, leadership skills, decision-making, and planning through the merit badges, ranks, and leadership positions. These skills have helped me in school with projects, socially with friends, and with my Eagle project. Becoming an Eagle Scout was very rewarding.”-Daniel Rosario, Troop 90, Branchburg

“I expect that earning the rank of Eagle Scout will greatly aid my chances in the search for a college and a career. The title of Eagle will always push me to help around my community, nation and the world.”-Scott Schipmann, Troop 67, Piscataway

“To be an Eagle Scout means to try to be the best person you can be as a leader.”-Brendan Shanahan, Troop 72, Parsippany

“What it means to be an Eagle Scout to me is that a Scout has finished climbing one mountain and is preparing for the next climb that life throws at that Scout.”-Kenneth Schwemmer, Troop 188, Landing

“I have made many good friends in scouting and becoming an Eagle Scout will help to cement these relationships throughout my life. My uncle and older cousins are Eagle Scout so I feel connected to my family as well.”-Jordan Sheft-Ason, Troop 273, Summit

“Being an Eagle Scout has affected my life by making me a better person through a variety of means; whether learning first aid or how to teach and lead others I have learned so much first making Eagle and then after, when the fun of responsibility is felt even more than when you were striving to achieve the rank of Eagle. I am proud to be an Eagle Scout.”-Nicholas Sherman, Troop 159, Succasunna

“Much like the Chinese proverb, the journey to Eagle was the real reward. I’ve learned many skills in and outside of the woods, life lessons like helping others at all times, and my Life and Eagle projects gave me confidence by making me realize I can do anything that I put my mind to. Earning Eagle Scout has affected my future in a positive way by helping me to Be Prepared for all that lies ahead.”-John Ike Smith, Troop 53, Bedminster

“What it means to be an Eagle Scout to me is that a Scout has finished climbing one mountain and is preparing for the next climb that life throws at that Scout.”-Matt Szpunar, Troop 9, Chester

“Before, I saw myself as a follower. Now, I’m a leader with proven experience.”-Brian Thomas, Troop 17, Metuchen

“Throughout my scouting career, I’ve experienced many difficult challenges, such has my OA ordeal, my first class cooking, or my Eagle Scout Project. Many younger scouts experience hardships, perhaps being tired after a difficult trial, cutting themselves with a knife, having homesickness. To me, Scouting is about taking these hardships and making the best out of them, and even preparing for them. Your Troop lost an event, but you can always laugh around the campfire about how Tim burnt the burgers. Scouting is about all of the experiences you’ve had whether they are good or bad and sharing them around a campfire with fellow scouts.”-Adam S. Timari, Troop 154, Somerset

“The road to Eagle has helped to prepare me for my future and has taught me how to deal with any challenges that are presented to me. I’ve developed many skills, one of the most important to me is how to be an effective leader and inspire others to lead. I feel that the Scout Law and Oath will serve me well for the rest of my life and am confident that I can achieve anything that I set my mind to.”-Zachary Van Es, Troop 150, Sparta

“Achieving my Eagle Scout rank has enhanced my confidence in my abilities as a leader, helped me to realize my potential, and reinforced the importance of the values taught to me by Scouting. The lessons I have learned in achieving my Eagle Scout rank will continue to serve me into my adulthood and as I begin my career in the United States Navy.” -Bradford Van Orden, Troop 153, Wantage

“Becoming an Eagle Scout has increased my confidence and self-esteem and has changed my outlook on life for the better. Simply put, the transformation to Eagle Scout has made me a much better person.”-Brian Van Wart, Troop 144, Pompton Plains

“Getting my Eagle is really meaningful and gives me a sense of accomplishment. It sets me apart from others. It is a great finish to my Scouting years and I know it is something that will stay with me forever.”-Andrew Vernon, Troop 46, Martinsville

“Earning the rank of Eagle Scout has shown me that hard work and perseverance most definitely pay off.”-Andrew Vex, Troop 165, Rockaway

“The rank of Eagle Scout to me is the cultivation of 12 years of learning and fun. Achieving this honor was not so much the result of hard work, as much as the eventuality of 12 years of endless enjoyment. I am an Eagle because Scouting made me an Eagle.”-Griffin Williams, Troop 159, Succasunna

Patriots’ Path Council, Boy Scouts of America serves over 17,000 youth members and 6,000 adult leaders in the counties of Morris, Somerset, Sussex, Union and parts of Middlesex, New Jersey. Some 400 local organizations have a Cub Pack, Scout Troop, Venturing Crew, Varsity Team or Explorer Post as part of their service to youth. The Patriots’ Path Council’s core objective is to build strong personal values, family values and character in young people by providing program activities that teach, support and encourage such values.

Team Eagle Foundation (TEF), established in 2010, is headquartered in Madison, New Jersey. It is a non-profit foundation established to recognize the need for continued support of “maturing” youth by providing them with training in “applicable leadership for the real world”.

Boy Scouts of America & Team Eagle Foundation

For further information, e-mail us at: info@tef-ledr.org

Please visit our website at:

www.tef-ledr.org

Congratulations to Keith Dlugosz for his Hall of Fame Induction and

to all of the 2014 Eagle Scouts!

May you continue on supporting your local communities!!

Congratulations to Keith Dlugosz for his Hall of Fame Induction and

to all of the 2014 Eagle Scouts!

May you continue on supporting your local communities!!

“Faith is the bridge between where you are now and where God is leading

you…..”

Eagle Scout Project: Lake Marguerite & Griffith Woods

Natural Woods, Jonestown Rd. Washington Twp. NJ September 2013

Boy Scout Troop 53 Bedminster/Far Hills Congratulates Eagle Scout John Ike Smith on achieving Scouting’s highest award!

“WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA”

428 Route 46 West Phone: 973-586-4848 Rockaway, NJ 07866 Fax: 973-586-1199

www.linearelectric.com

Bruce D. Linger, CFP, CRPC, CCPS • Lincoln Financial Advisors61 South Paramus Road, Suite 425 • Paramus, NJ 07652

Office: 201-556-4564 • Fax: 201-368-5161 • Bruce.Linger@LFG.com

PLAN FOR IT.

THE FUTURE.YOU CAN’T PREDICT

PLAN FOR IT.BUT YOU CAN BUT YOU CAN THE FUTURE.YOU CAN’T PREDICT

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Emil,

YOU LIVE WITH HONORYOU ARE A MAN OF

SERVICE, DEVOTED TO YOUR COMMUNITY

YOU ARE A TRUE EAGLE SCOUT!

Love Laurie, Daniel, Melissa, EJ & Laura

With love and pride,Mom

(I am with you always, Dad)

Congratulationsand

Best Wishesto the

Eagle Class of 2014

Tom KeaysEagle Class of 1967

Congratulations to all Eagles May You Continue Soar!

100 Years Strong

MCM Mechanical Corp. 10-B Madison Rd. Fairfield, NJ

George T. Barnard, President

Congratulations to Eagle Scout Ryan Edward Hollender from Bridgewater, Troop 41 from Bound Brook Presbyterian Church, for receiving the Frank D. Visceglia Memorial Scholarship! The Frank D. Visceglia Memorial Scholarship Fund supports educational opportunities for students who will have a direct impact on our ability to meet the needs of the next century in achieving the delicate balance between the economy and the environment.

Congratulations

to our

2014 Eagle Scouts

Hal Daumé

Ryan Carter… We proudly

congratulate you on your outstanding achievement!

With love, Mom, Dad & Allie

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“The most worth-while thing is to try to put happiness into

the lives of others.” -- Sir Robert Baden-Powell

Congratulations Conor! Love, Mom & Dad

Matt,Congratulations on achieving

Eagle Scout! We are so proud of you and your

accomplishments. All that you have learned in Boy

Scouts will take you far in life.

Love,Mom, Dad, Chris & Kat

“Those who wait upon the Lord, will rise up on EAGLES’ wings“ Isaiah 40 :31

Welcome brother EAGLES !!!!

Father Donald K. Hummel Eagle Scout - 1965

Distinguished Eagle Scout - 1999

CongratulationsBrian Thomas

You did it!Love, Mom & Dad

Joseph Kanevsky, Congratulations onearning Eagle rank!

We are very proud of you and wish you continued success.

Love, Mom, Dad and your family and friends.

October 2-4, 2015 at LIBERTY STATE PARK

2015 Liberty Jamboree

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RESERVE YOUR SITE NOW! Form available online. Only 5,000 spots available!

ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: Climbing Tower, Zip Line, Slack Rope Obstacle Course, Saturday Night Arena Show, Climbing Tower, Live Entertainment, Robotics, Kayaking on the Hudson, Paintballing, STEM Activities and MORE!

Saul Ewing LLP

proudly salutes its partner

CHARLES M. LIZZA

on his induction into the

EAGLE SCOUT HALL OF FAME

CHARLES M. LIZZA, ESQ.

One Riverfront Plaza 1037 Raymond Blvd Suite 1520

Newark, NJ 07102-5426 973.286.6715 clizza@saul.com

www.saul.com

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Saul Ewing LLP

proudly salutes its partner

CHARLES M. LIZZA

on his induction into the

EAGLE SCOUT HALL OF FAME

CHARLES M. LIZZA, ESQ.

One Riverfront Plaza 1037 Raymond Blvd Suite 1520

Newark, NJ 07102-5426 973.286.6715 clizza@saul.com

www.saul.com

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Kennedy

The Lizza Eagles Charlie (’73) (EHOF ’14),

David (’10), Michael (’12) and Saul Ewing LLP

Proudly salute

Emil Rufolo

On his induction into the Eagle Scout Hall of Fame&

the new Eagles of Troop 67 of Summit:

Ian Ferguson Michael Freidin

Alec FuotiLuke Halper

Eric Kaufman

Saul Ewing LLP

proudly salutes its partner

CHARLES M. LIZZA

on his induction into the

EAGLE SCOUT HALL OF FAME

CHARLES M. LIZZA, ESQ.

One Riverfront Plaza 1037 Raymond Blvd Suite 1520

Newark, NJ 07102-5426 973.286.6715 clizza@saul.com

www.saul.com

DELAWARE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS NEW JERSEY NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA WASHINGTON, DC

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Saul Ewing LLP

proudly salutes its partner

CHARLES M. LIZZA

on his induction into the

EAGLE SCOUT HALL OF FAME

CHARLES M. LIZZA, ESQ.

One Riverfront Plaza 1037 Raymond Blvd Suite 1520

Newark, NJ 07102-5426 973.286.6715 clizza@saul.com

www.saul.com

DELAWARE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS NEW JERSEY NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA WASHINGTON, DC

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Kennedy

The Lizza Eagles Charlie (’73) (EHOF ’14),

David (’10), Michael (’12) and Saul Ewing LLP

Proudly salute

Emil Rufolo

On his induction into the Eagle Scout Hall of Fame&

the new Eagles of Troop 67 of Summit:

Ian Ferguson Michael Freidin

Alec FuotiLuke Halper

Eric Kaufman

Kennedy

The Lizza Eagles Charlie (’73) (EHOF ’14),

David (’10), Michael (’12) and Saul Ewing LLP

Proudly salute

Emil Rufolo

On his induction into the Eagle Scout Hall of Fame&

the new Eagles of Troop 67 of Summit:

Ian Ferguson Michael Freidin

Alec FuotiLuke Halper

Eric Kaufman