Hiking into a New Century

Boy Scouts of America,Suffolk County Council

ANNUAL AWARD CERREMONY

October 17, 2020

Baiting Hollow Camp

Silver Beaver Selections CommitteeMark Businski & Donald E. Ghee, Selection Committee Co-Chairs

Greg Aylmer - Matinecock DistrictChris Beard - Sagtikos District

Martin Minogue - Trailblazer DistrictKathy Westrich - Benjamin Tallmadge District

Ryan DiBernardo - Scout Executive / CEO

Fellowship Dinner CommitteeKevin Tagg & Lucie Safonov, Fellowship Dinner Chairs

Russ Ahrens Ida Brownley

Ellen GherardiMiriam Puttre

Lauren Vlachos

Silver Beaver AwardThe Silver Beaver Award is a council-level distinguished service award of the

Boy Scouts of America. Recipients of this award are registered adult leaders who have made an impact on the lives of youth through service given to the council. The Silver Beaver is an award given to those who imple-

ment the Scouting program and perform community service through hard work, self-sacrifice,

dedication, and many years of service.

For 2020 the Silver Beaver Committee selected six recipients.

2020 SILVER BEAVER AWARDS PRESENTED BY DON GHEE

CHRISTIAN BUZZANCASHARON CANNARELLA

PETER D’AMBROSIOBRUCE DOSCHERJOSEPH FATUZZO

CHIRSTOPHER O’CONNOR

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Congratulations

Sharon Cannarella! Thank you for all you do for Scouting in the Troop, Crew, Sagtikos District and Suffolk County Council. You are an inspiration and we are honored to call you one of our own!

- Your Family at Troop 179

Thank you to our evening’s Master of Ceremony!

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James E. WestFellowship Recognition

James E. West was the first Chief Scout Executive of the Boy Scouts of America, and he served in that position for more than three decades. The James E. West Fellowship recognizes a gift designated to the Council’s Endowment Fund in the minimum

amount of $1,000 up to $24,999.

2019 Suffolk County Council Members.

Silver Member Tim Green

Bronze Member

Eliott Basin Michael Burger

Brian Gaun In Memory Of Edward F. Hoey

(Steve & Michele Hoey) Ann Nakamoto - $1,000

John Napoli - $1,000 NESA - William Murphy - $1,000

Dr. Louis Scotti - $1,000 Jason Tewes - $1,000

Joann Vallillo—$1,000

Second Century Society RecognitionThe Second Century Society, SCS, is the Boy Scouts of America’s national social organization of individuals, families, foundations, and corporations stewarded by key volunteers and implemented by the Boy Scouts of America National Foundation. Established in 2011, SCS, replaces the 1910 Society and Founders Circle as the way to recognize Scout-ing’s major donors at both the local and national levels. Qualifying gifts to be recognized as a Second Century Society member have a broader definition than Scouting’s major gift recognition in the past. These gifts include an outright gift of $25,000 or more payable over five years, or a deferred gift of $100,000 or more to a local council, the Boy Scouts of America Foundation, high-adventure base or any Scouting entity for operating, capital, or endowment.

Second Century Society MemberBNB Bank

Mark Businski Andrew Calev Dave Colford

Howard Gershowitz Tim Green David Hunt Carl Hyman

Christopher LoiaconoRobert Martino James Montalto Kevin O’Connor

Sean Rose Dr. Louis Scotti Knapp Swezey Seplavy Trust

Venturing Leadership Award

The Venturing Leadership Award (VLA) is presented by councils, areas, regions, and the BSA National Council to Venturer’s and adults who have made exceptional contributions to Venturing and who exemplify the Venturing Code at the specific level.

There are no awardees tonight. We look forward to awards presented at next years dinner.

Previous Awardees:

2003 Jennifer L Koch (Youth - Council)

2007 Robert M Koch (Adult - Council, Area, and Region)

2009 Robert J Borowski (Adult - Council)

2009 Nicholas Georghiou (Youth - Council)

2010 Dot Young (Adult - Council)

2010 Rich Sautkulis (Adult - Council)

2011 Nicole White (Youth - Council)

2011 Mike Keller (Adult - Council)

2011 Dean Nicolai (Youth - Council)

2013 Nina Kelly (Adult - Council)

2018 Caitlin Hayes (Youth – Council)

2018 Timothy Green (Adult – Council)

2018 Douglas Ryder (Adult – Area)

2002 Brian O’Neill (Adult – Council from TRC)

Journey to Excellence

COUNCIL—SILVER JTE BENJAMIN TALLMADGE— SILVER JTE

MATINECOCK— SILVER JTE SAGTIKOS— BRONZE JTE

TRAILBLAZER— SILVER JTE ORDER OF THE ARROW —SILVER JTE

Joseph FalconI live in Islip Terrace with my parents and belong to Troop 205 and Venture Crew 762. I am an only child and one of five grandchildren on my mom’s side of the family. We are a close family, who gets together often for dinners and celebrations, because fortunately we live near each other. I am a Senior at East Islip High School and plan to attend college in the Fall. My parents have been very involved in my Scouting career. My Dad and I have enjoyed many camping trips in Troop 205 together. My Mom was my Den Leader and then a Committee member in Troop 205. I do not believe I would have achieved all that I have without their love and support. I am thankful for all they do for me.I became a Cub Scout in first grade because I saw a flyer about Boy Scouts. I no-ticed that the boys looked like they were having fun, especially shooting the flaming arrow in one picture. I went home and told my parents that I wanted to join Cub Scouts. That September I went to my first Cub Scout meeting; and the rest is history.

I bridged over to Troop 205 in fifth grade and enjoyed many experiences I would otherwise never had a chance to, were it not for Scouts. I became a certified scuba diver and went to Sea Base in February 2017 with nine other Scouts and two leaders from my troop. In July 2017 I went, with over 30 other scouts in my Troop, to the National Jamboree at Bechtel Summit in West Virginia where I met scouts from all over the country even other countries as well. I became a member of the Order of the Arrow Secatogue Chapter with my Ordeal weekend in May 2015; completed the NYLT in April 2017 and Trail to Eagle in August 2017; all at Baiting Hollow Scout Camp. In Troop 205 I have experienced many different scouting trips, but the ones that stand out in my mind were: the April 2018 trip to Washington DC, where we were able to tour the White House (thanks to my Dad and Uncle Mike); the April 2014 trip to Annapolis and the September 2016 Fishing trip to Camp Hero. Over the years, I have worked on 20 Eagle projects within Troop 205, 2 outside the troop and 1 Girl Scout Gold project. This past October I had the opportunity to work as staff at the first Nightmare on Scouting Blvd, where I met scouts from all over Suffolk and had a great time at the haunted house. I hope to see this event grow in the future. I completed my Eagle Project on September 23, 2017; a Kids Safety Day, held at Brookwood Hall in East Islip. I had groups from the Great River and East Islip Fire Departments, MTA Police, Suffolk Sherriff’s Department and Exchange Ambulance of the Islips give demonstrations about safety to the community. I became an Eagle on December 13, 2017 and have remained active in my troop since then, becoming the first JASM the troop had in years. I continued to earn Merit Badges, even after becoming Eagle, and have received a total of 46, earning five Eagle Palms. I also earned my Pope Pius XII Religious Emblem in June 2019. This February I was part of the contingent from Suffolk County Council to Report to the State in Albany, along with the other Councils in NY State. Also, in February, I was part of the wait staff at the 2nd Annual Wild Game Dinner and enjoyed serving many of the Suffolk County leaders and volunteers.I have been active in my school and community as well. I was voted the Most Patriotic of the Senior Class; was the Sophomore and Junior Homecoming Representative, a member of the Student Government, Stage/Running Crew, Yearbook Club, Foreign Language Honor Society, NSHSS, PTSA, St. Mary’s Youth Ministry and East Islip Historical Society. I have been an EIHS Catch a Career breakfast participant, taken part in the Exchange Students program with Amityville HS, a Breakfast of Champions winner, received the East Islip Chamber of Commerce Student Award, and been on the Honor Roll and High Honor Roll. I have also helped at St. Patrick’s soup kitchen as well as with the Gary Brown Foundation at Thanksgiving. Last summer I worked with the Amityville Department of Public Works cleaning the beach and Village of Amityville. Now that I am a Senior, I am looking towards my future. I plan to attend college and study History and Secondary Ed-ucation. I want to teach History in High School. I believe that history is important and should be preserved. I want to be the teacher that brings history to life for the students. I have had a great role model, my History teacher Mr. Davis. He has taught me that history can be exciting.I plan to continue to remain active in Scouting, and have recently joined Venturing Crew 762 as well as became an Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 205. I believe that Scouts has helped me to become the well-rounded person I am today and has taught me that you can achieve anything you set your mind to. My hope is that everyone gets to have experi-ences like I have had throughout my scouting career, even though I still have yet to shoot that flaming arrow. I will end with a quote my Scoutmaster, Mr. Businski, always says, “The Best is Yet to Come”.

Jason Harper My name is Jason Harper, a 14-year-old Life Scout and Assistant Patrol Leader from Troop 64, Coram. I have been a scout since Tiger and am passionate about continu-ing my scouting career, Eagle and beyond. I am committed to continuing my community service through organizations such as my church, Good Shepherd RC, and I am a member of Seneca Middle School’s National Junior Honor Society. As for recreational and academic activities, I like to par-ticipate in the school’s drama productions. I enjoy playing musical instruments, such as the clarinet, tenor sax, most percussion instruments, and a little piano. I am also in the select chorus in my school. I am honored to receive this award and will continue to work harder than I ever have to achieve my Eagle Scout and continue my community ser-vice to my town and nation.

Bryce Russell – Pack 221, Tiger

Although Bryce has only officially been a Scout for 2 years, he really has been involved in Scouting since birth. Bryce comes from a long line of Scouts and Scouters; his Grandfa-ther, Dad, Mom and 2 brothers are all involved in Scouting. It seemed almost natural for Bryce, at just a few months old, to don a handmade Cub Scout hat from his Grandmother to tag along in his stroller for all of the various Scouting events. Of course, at that point in Bryce’s life he was not choosing to be a Scout, simply sitting back along for the ride.

What makes Bryce the youngest recipient of the Honor Spirit Award is how he chooses to live by the Scout Law every day, in and out of uniform and his passion for being a Scout. Bryce is kind to everyone and his helping heart shines even brighter in uniform. He loves to get into uniform and help his Mom recruit new Scouts; most kids would feel like they were being dragged along, but for Bryce it’s exciting and an opportunity to tell other kids how great Scouting is! He is always excited to go to his Tiger meetings, Pack Nights and outings and is consistently an active participant, dedicated to helping his Den and Pack learn the Scouting way. After spending his first full Summer at Cub Scout camp, Bryce has adamantly insisted to anyone that will

listen that camp is the best place in the world because he gets to do Scouting there.

Although this is Bryce’s first award, no one expects it to be his last. His friends and family look forward to watching Bryce continue to grow into a remarkable young man, reaching for more advancements and accomplishments in Scouting and in life.

2020 HONOR SPIRIT AWARD

Michael Van Loon is the Order of the Arrow 2020-2021 Section NE-2B Vice Chief and is responsible for training for the Section. He is a Vigil Honor Member of Shinnecock Lodge. He has served as a Chapter Vice Chief, Lodge Vice Chief, and the Lodge Vice Chief of Program. He has also served as the Section Secretary, and as a crew guide and facilitator on the National Lead-ership Seminar (NLS) staff for the Northeast Region. He participated in the National Train the Trainer Program in Dallas and is looking forward to serving on many additional NLS Courses over the next years.

Michael has served on National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) staff five times as well as being the NYLT SPL (Course Lead) in Spring of 2019. Mi-chael has gone to the National Jamboree, NOAC and most recently Philm-ont Scout Ranch for the National Advanced Youth Leadership Experience (NAYLE) and a trek with his troop.

Michael is currently a Junior Assistant Scoutmaster and has served as Senior Patrol Leader, Asst. Se-nior Patrol Leader, Patrol Leader, and Scribe of Troop 125 in Commack.

He is a member of Venturing Crew 872 and is working to found a new crew.

Michael is an Eagle Scout with 6 palms and 51 merit badges. He is proud of his Eagle project where his team built raised garden beds to help feed the hungry. College students at Farmingdale College will plant them each year with vegetables, and Island Harvest will donate their yield.

Outside of Scouting, Michael is the First Vice President of the Class of 2021 at Commack High School. He is an International Baccalaureate Diploma Candidate and recently was invited to participate on the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program advocacy team for Commack High School. He has taken several Advanced Placement courses, plays the violin, and is a member of Spanish, Science and History Hon-or Societies. He has participated in astronomy, computer and chess clubs.

Michael is a lead altar server at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs in Centerport. He has earned the Light of Christ, Ad Altare Dei, and the Pope Pius XII Religious Emblems.

HONOR SPIRIT AWARD

Frank Bailey

William T. Hornaday Silver medal - Aidan Donnelly

Aidan’s dedication to conserving the environment is extraor-dinary. From a very young age, he embraced local wildlife and botany programs and involved himself in every environmental project he was able to participate in. When Aidan learned about the William T. Hornaday awards he decided to set out to earn the badge. Aidan led youth and adult volunteers through the search, study, and protection of diamondback ter-rapin turtles, fulfilling the category of Fish and Wildlife Management. This project resulted in not only teaching others the importance ofpreserving a threatened species, but also the most rewarding experience of protecting 6 nests from predation and later releasing 54 hatchlings into the marsh. Aidan earned the Hornaday badge in April 2015.

Aidan’s passion for the environment did not stop there. After earning the rank of Eagle Scout at thirteen, he continued to volunteer with local environmental organizations, as well as earning the Outdoor Ethics Awareness and Action awards. In addition, he accepted the position as a youth staff member for Suffolk County Council Outdoor Ethics and took on the leadership role of the Outdoor Ethics Guide within his troop bringing forth the principles of Leave No Trace and Tread Lightly. Furthermore, Aidan had set his mind on leading three additional substantial conservation projects to be submitted for the consideration of earning the Hornaday Silvermedal.

First, Aidan noticed a large area with massively tall ornamental grasses growing wild, leaving the ground beneath them barren. After confirming the need for removal and securing the necessary permits, he led a two-year invasive species project to successfully eradicate Miscanthus sinensis from West Meadow Preserve. This was achieved without chemicals or any disturbance to the preserve. With the invasive grass eliminated, native grasses and plants have resumed growing in their natural habitat. Next, after witnessing the damaging effects of high tides at West Meadow Creek adjacent to the Ernst Conservation Center, Aidan chose to take on a soil and water con-servation project. After extensive research, he led volunteers through the planting and maintenance of carefully chosen native grasses and repair a dilapidated rock liner, resulting in a natural barrier to combat erosion.

For the final project, Aidan led a resource recovery and recycling project, guiding volunteers through the construction and installation of fifteen monofilament fishing line containers throughout Suffolk County. In addi-tion, he secured seven environmental organizations to maintain the containers. Furthermore, postage-paid ship-ping boxes were provided to these volunteers by a recycling facility Aidan contacted. The fishing line collected will be transformed into fish habitats and park benches. Now a freshman at Stony Brook University, majoring in Engineering Science, Aidan continues to stay involved in Scouts BSA. He upholds the morals and values of Scouting in his everyday life. Within the community, Aidan is a member of the West Meadow Stewardship Com-mittee, and a volunteer with both Four Harbors Audubon Society and Friends of Flax Pond. His goal is to bring awareness to the importance of our actions and provide resources and solutions to ake a positive difference for our precious world. Aidan earned the William T. Hornaday Silver Medal in February 2020.

Has served the New York metropolitan area, Connecti-cut and Florida in the financial services industry for almost 35 years. Chris studied philosophy at the University of Steu-benville in Ohio and business at St. Joseph’s College in New York. He grew quickly in business acquiring Integre Financial and Estate Planning which focused on pension plan design and administration as well as estate planning. Chris merged with Comprehensive Planning Services to concentrate on individual strategies for retirement income planning and wealth preser-vation. Today as the CEO of Economic Planning Group, he emphasizes protection of investment portfolios from erosion by taxation and the expenses of long term care. Chris strives to help each one of his clients plan for a more secure financial

future in a way that best meets their goals. Chris is a Chartered Financial Consultant and holds FINRA licenses Series 6, 63, 7 and 24.

Chris thrives on active involvement with his community. He created the B2B networking group, the MacArthur Business alliance in Ronkonkoma which is still going strong today. He frequently lec-tures CPA’s for continuing professional education about financial strategies that may impact their client’s investment and tax planning. Chris is a past president of the Long Island Chapter of the Society of Fi-nancial Services Professionals and currently serves on their executive board. Chris is past president of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors of Long Island, Past President of the Long Island General Agents and Managers Association, and Past President of the Three Village Educational Foundation which is dedicated to funding programs and services which have been affected by limiting school district budgets. Chris grew up an avid skier and after becoming a NYS EMT, he dedicated 19 years to the National Ski Patrol, a national winter search and rescue organization.

Pack 456 in Hauppauge is where Chris first began his Scouting career as a Cub Scout. His dad was the Cubmaster and his mom a den leader. Chris bridged into Troop 343 in Hauppauge where he en-joyed the monthly campouts and summer camp at Baiting Hollow and Onteora. When the time came for his first son to join Scouts, Chris stepped up as Cubmaster of Pack 70 chartered by St. Joseph’s school in Ronkonkoma. When his boys switched schools to Three Village District he joined Pack 70 at Nassakeag Elementary School where he served as Cubmaster for several years. As his boys got older, he joined Toop 70 as an Assistant Scoutmaster and merit badge counselor for American Business, Public Speaking and many others. Chris was approached around six years ago by Patrick Kelly to succeed him as District Chairman. He served for three years in that position and now serves as finance chair for BT. Chris has helped run the annual Beefsteak Dinner to raise funds for the district and helped with the council Cigar Night fundraisers for the last two years. Chris is also the Scoutmaster of Troop 19 chartered by Indepen-dent Group Home Living in Manorville. Chris has won the Spark Plug, Torch of Gold, District Award of Merit and other awards as an adult volunteer in Benjamin Tallmadge district.

Christian P. Buzzanca

Sharon Cannarella

Sharon was born in Brooklyn and raised by her parents in West Hempstead with her two broth-

ers and two sisters. They enjoyed an adventurous Long Island childhood of exploring the local creek, riding bicy-cles for hours at a time, playing endless games of stickball and softball, and attending the old Police Boys Club Camp during the summers. Sharon graduated from West Hemp-stead High School, where she played women’s softball and volleyball all four years, and eventually earned her AAS Degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Farmingdale State College. Sharon is currently employed as a purchasing manager for NAPCO Security Technology in Amityville.

In 1996 Sharon married her wonderful husband John, an electrician by trade who is now retired, and moved to West Islip where they bought a home and raised their two children, Rose-mary and John. Rosemary is currently a junior at Binghamton University where she studies biology and John will graduate from high school this spring with plans to study visual commu-nications and graphic design at Farmingdale State College. Both children were very active in Scouting, which of course led to Sharon’s involvement, with Rosemary earning her Gold Award from the Girl Scouts and John recently becoming an Eagle Scout with Troop 179 in West Islip.

Somehow, in between working and raising a family, Sharon found the time to become extremely active with the West Islip PTA and other organizations. She became a fixture at every West Islip School Board and Planning Meeting where she quickly developed a reputation as someone who did their research and only offered her opinion when it was relevant to the dis-cussions. Sharon also became a “Parent-to-Parent” trainer with CHADD, teaching parents the skills needed to raise children with ADHD.

Sharon is currently the District Commissioner for the Sagtikos District. Prior to assum-ing the Commissioner’s spot, Sharon was the district’s Program Chair and a member of both the Activities and Training committees. Sharon is not only a Wood Badge graduate, but has been a staff member as well. In her spare time, Sharon is a committee member for Troop 179 and Crew 713, and is also the Committee Chair for Crew 762. Sharon is an active Brotherhood member in the Order of the Arrow and was awarded the District Award of Merit in 2017.

Peter started Scouting in 1971 with Cub Scout Pack 233 and Troop 233 which met at the Timber Point

Elementary school in East Islip. Both units folded and not long after, Pack 205 and Troop 205 formed and replaced them. But before they folded he transferred to Troop 151 in Islip to continue in Boy Scouting for two years. Unfor-tunately he started working and dropped Scouting. In his junior year in high school he joined the Police explorer unit in the third precinct in Bay Shore. But again dropped Scouting for work.

After graduating High School he met his wife Christine and married in 1989. He started working for the

New York Telephone Company that same year, where he has worked for the last thirty years. In 1993 his first son Eric was born and four years later his second son John arrived. During his years with the phone company he held several positions; his favorite however was doing peer to peer training. A program called the cable college where craftsmen trained craftsmen was started and he had the privilege of sharing his knowledge with other craftsmen for two years. After hours he volunteered some of his time with local political organizations. After learning of the loss of several people from his youth, who encouraged him to go to college, he decided to go to college as an adult and get a degree.

As his sons grew and started joining other activities, his volunteering now turned to supporting his sons. As time went on he started as an assistant coach with Little League teams eventually becoming a head coach. He also helped out with their churches youth organization. And of course becoming a scout leader because “it’s only one hour a week.” Coincidentally his sons joined Troop 151, the last Boy Scout unit he belonged to. Than transferring to Troop 205 the first unit he belonged to.

Peter is currently an assistant Scoutmaster with Troop 205 in Great River and has been a part of the Sagtikos District training and events programs. Staffing several trainings including Scout Master Specific, IOLS and Cub trainings. He co-ran a spring camporee, a winter campo-ree, and also staffed district events. He has been involved with council trainings including staff-ing several National Youth Leadership trainings and Woodbadge courses and was asked to be the course director for a National Youth Leadership Training course. He is also the Vice Chair of training for Suffolk County.

Peter J. D’Ambrosio

Bruce grew up in Tuxedo Park, NY. He began his scout-ing career as a Cub Scout in Pack 46. He earned the Webe-los (Arrow of Light) Award. Bruce taught the basic knots he had learned in Cub Scouts to his fellow recruits in Navy boot camp. After college and the Navy, Bruce moved to eastern Long Island. It was then that Christine and Bruce discovered each other. They married and built a house in Hampton Bays. Two sons came along, and Christine coaxed Bruce to get involved in Cub Scouting for their boys. Bruce reluctantly agreed, saying he would only get the uniform shirt. He was not going to commit to a long run in Scouting. He and his son, Bruce joined Pack 483 in Hampton Bays in 1985. He is wearing that shirt in the photograph.

Scouting was fun! It was a good way to meet other par-ents and work together to raise boys in Hampton Bays. Their sons saw that the “strict” rules in their own home were about the same as those in their friends’ homes. They went to Frost Valley. They camped at Baiting Hollow. They had a wonderful time.

Bruce became a Webelos Den Leader. Everyone in his den earned the Arrow of Light. When the boys crossed over to Boy Scouts, Bruce became an Assistant Scoutmaster. Same shirt, dif-ferent patches. In the Peconic Bay District, Bruce was a Cub Scout Leader trainer, a Boy Scout Leader trainer, the Training Chair and Vice-chair of Program. He was an FOS presenter. Peconic Bay District led the Council’s FOS program in the mid-90s. He completed Wood Badge NE-II-73 as an Antelope. In 1996, Bruce became Scoutmaster of Troop 483.

In 1997, Bruce’s employer offered to relocate the Doschers to Kennesaw, Georgia. The Doschers accepted. Son Bruce was off to college and son Andrew was a Life Scout. The move to Georgia was made much easier by being members of the Scouting family. Bruce was an As-sistant Scoutmaster, a Unit Commissioner and an FOS presenter. The Doschers returned to their home in Hampton Bays in the summer of 2001. Both sons were Eagle Scouts; Andrew was in college and son Bruce was on his own.

Hampton Bays was now in the Trailblazer District. Bruce was Boy Scout Leader trainer, and an FOS presenter. He is currently a Deputy District Commissioner.

Bruce went to Philmont twice: once to the Training Center and once on a trek. He earned all five Suffolk County High Adventure awards, a Master of Commissioner Science and the District Award of Merit in 2012.

Bruce and Christine continue to live in the house they built in Hampton Bays. Bruce works as an electrical inspector and as the editor of St. Rosalie’s weekly church bulletin.

Bruce and Christine see their grandchildren and their grand dogs every chance they get.

Bruce C. Doscher

Joe’s first experiences in Scouting were as a youth in Middle Village, Queens where it left a lasting mark on him and those positive experiences would be recalled when his son John enrolled as a Tiger in North Babylon’s Pack 112.

At first, work and family commitments prevented him from taking on more than a parent’s role in his son’s Scouting experience until the call of leadership was thrust upon him and he became an Assistant Cubmaster and later Cubmaster in John’s final years of Cub Scouting. It was during this time that he was indoctrinated into Sagtikos District Scouting and joined Cub Scout Roundtable staff where a great program and show was put on for the Cub leaders every month. Joe attended Woodbadge, Course NE-II-121 in 2002 as a Bobwhite and received his beads in 2003. When John bridged into the brave new world of Boy Scouting n 2003, Joe followed him, becoming an adult leader in Troop 399, first as a member of the Troop Committee, then

as an Assistant Scoutmaster, and finally as the Scoutmaster - a position he still holds today. Shortly afterwards, Joe moved from Cub Scout to Boy Scout Roundtable staff helping other Boy Scout lead-ers to provide a quality program for their units.

Joe was also tapped to join the Sagtikos District training staff, where he participated in many Cub and Boy Scout level adult leader trainings and ran a few Scoutmaster Specific and IOLS courses. In 2009 Joe was recognized for his service to the Sagtikos District, receiving the District Award of Merit

Joe became a Unit Commissioner in 2004 and later an ADC - a role he still holds today. Hav-ing attended Commissioners College, he holds a Masters in Commissioner Science and has taught classes as an Instructor. In 2010 Joe was awarded the Distinguished Commissioner Award and had the honor of seeing his son John become an Eagle Scout- having completed his “Quest for Eagle”- Troop’ 399’s motto.

In 2012, Joe joined the Lions Club of North Babylon- the sponsoring charter organiztion for North Babylon’s Pack 112 and Troop 399. As a Lion, Joe became an important link between the char-ter organization and the youth in his community, participating in service projects, vision screenings, and staffing the annual North Babylon Street Fair and the Turkaree Jamboree in Belmont Late State Park. In recognition for his service to Lions and the youth they serve, Joe was awarded the Everyday Hero Award from the Lion’s Brandel-Murphy Youth Foundation in 2019. During that same year, Troop 399 honored Joe’s dedication and service to the unit as the Scoutmaster by awarding him with the Unit Leader Award of Merit.

More recently Joe joined the Sagtikos District Committee as the Nominating Committee chair-man, working with a fine group of Scouters to help select new leaders and had the honor of presiding over the 2020 elections. He also has the honor of being one of the founding members of Venture Crew 399 (also sponsored by the North Babylon Lions Club) creating a new Scouting program in the North Babylon community. When Joe is not doing something related to Scouting or Lions, he is an avid amateur photographer, gardener, outdoorsman, Yankees fan, and caregiver to his father John- who just turned 94. In his professional career Joe is a senior Information Technology professional and organizational leader, having held the position most recently of Chief Information Officer and served on the Board of Directors for a software development company.

But of all the things Joe is, he really wants to be best known as a dedicated and loving husband to his lovely wife Bridget of 32 years, father to son John and daughter Michaela. Family is where the heart and soul lives and is nourished to allow him to do all the other good things in his life.

Joseph A. Fatuzzo

Much of Chris’s scouting career started later in life. After spending a few years in Cub Scouts in Mastic, NY, he moved to Cutchogue and graduated from Mattituck High School. Pursuing a career in accounting, Chris went to Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania and then furthered his studies at LIU Post, receiving both a Bachelors in Science and Masters in Taxation. After passing the CPA exam, Chris went on to work for one of the Big 4 accounting firms; Price-WaterhouseCoopers.

It was as a manager at PriceWaterhouseCoopers that Chris was re-introduced to Scouting. A partner at the firm recommended him for the Council Board. Chris joined the Board and shortly thereafter, became the Treasurer, a position he held for nine years. He con-tributed to the review of the Council financial statement as a member of the audit committee and has worked closely with the executive team at Council on various financial matters. During this time, he and his wife Karen moved to Smithtown where they raise their two sons, Ryan and Liam.

When Ryan started elementary school, he joined Pack 328 and Chris became a Den Lead-er. Four years later, as Liam joined the Pack, Chris became the Pack Leader, a role he continues to hold today. Ryan has since joined Boy Scout Troop 343 and Chris plays an active role in their camp outs and committee meetings. Chris looks forward to playing a more active role in Troop 343 when Liam joins the troop next month.

In addition to Scouting, Chris is very active in his local community. He serves as the Assistant Soccer coach for the U15 boys Hauppauge team, Assistant Football coach for the U11 boys Hauppauge team, Assistant coach for the Hauppauge Youth Wrestling program, and has previously served as Assistant coach for his boy’s baseball and basketball teams.

Christopher R. O’Connor

Congratulations

Sharon Cannarella

and the 2020 Honorees

The Besanceney Family

Troop 179

Congratulations Sharon!

2020 Silver Beaver Recipient

Thank you for all you do for us.

Thank you for all your dedication to

making our Scouting experiences great!

Love, John, Rosemary, and John

Congratulations To the Mighty Troop 483

for collecting over Six Tons of Food for the Needy

And Congratulations to Silver Beaver Recipient

Bruce Doscher of Troop 483

In Memory ofTroop 8’s Unit Commissioner & friend

Herbert H. McGrail

Your legacy lives on through all theTroop 8 Eagle Scouts that you mentored, including

Troop 8’s 2019 Eagle Class:

Anthony, Ben, Jack, Leo & Patrick Thank You Herb Scouts BSA Troop 8

Chartered by the Northport Centerport Lions Club Serving Scouts in our Community Since 1915

Congrats Dad on being recognized for a lifetime of service. We are all very proud of you.

Love, Bruce Doscher

Some of the fondest memories growing up involve time spent with my Dad in Boy Scouts. From building pinewood derby cars in our basement then racing them at the Cub Scout meetings, to hiking through the beautiful Philmont Scout Ranch.

He was the massive support system I needed to achieve Eagle Scout. My Dad was an integral part of the leadership for our troop, who was always willing to give

his time teaching us the Scout Oath and Scout Law and how to implement them into our everyday life forever. My dad was an amazing Scout Leader, but more

importantly he is an extraordinary father.

Congratulations dad on your achievement of the Silver Beaver Awardfor you are more than deserving of this accomplishment. Thank you for everything

you do. I love you, Andrew Doscher

Suffolk County Legislator

Bridget Fleming

Congratulates

Bruce Doscher

2020 Silver Beaver Award Recipient

for contributing your time, talent and treasure to the Council and to the Scouts you serve

and

2020 Veteran Unit Award Recipients East Moriches Cub Scout Pack 29

East Hampton Cub Scout Pack 426 honoring unit tenure

Christian Buzzanca

2020 Silver Beaver Award Recipient

Here's to your many years of dedication to the Boy Scouts of Suffolk County Here's to your continued community service to all those in need Your life is a testament to

your "Generous Spirit."

I am honored to be your friend

Judi Betts, Executive Board, SCCBSA

Ò The quality of a leader is reflected in the standards they set for themselves.Ó -Ray Kroc

Congratulations, Joseph, on your recognition as a Silver Beaver

Thank you for always being a leader in our family. With love and pride,

Bridget, John and Michaela

Congratulations to William T. Hornaday

Silver Medal recipient

Aidan K. Donnelly Award for Distinguished

Service to Conservation and Natural Resource Management

INVASIVE SPECIES MISCANTHUS SINENSIS (SILVER GRASS)

FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT TERRAPIN SEARCH, STUDY, AND PROTECTION

RESOURCE RECOVERY AND RECYCLING MONOFILAMENT FISHING LINE

SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION NATIVE PLANT EROSION BARRIER

Congratulations

Joseph Falcon on receiving the Sagtikos District

Honor Spirit Award Your friends at Lite & Russell

Congratulations toSharron Cannarella

Joe Fatuzzo

Peter D’Ambrosio

& all the 2020 Honorees

Form the Sagtikos District & The Ahrens Family

Congratulations

to

Joseph Robert Falcon 2020 Honor Spirit Award recipient

for the Sagtikos District

We are all so proud of all you have accomplished so far and cannot wait to see what the future has in store for you.

Always remember “The Best Is Yet To Come”.

Love, Mom, Dad, Grandma, Pop-Pop, Aunt Karen, Uncle John,

Aunt Barbara, Uncle Rob, Aunt Kim, Uncle Jason, Rebecca, Victoria, Jacqueline, Jillian, Malachi

and adopted Grandma Joan.

Congratulations

Joseph Falcon

On receiving the Suffok County Council’s

5th Annual Honor Spirit Award

for the Sagtikos District

The Dunne Family,

Luann, Chris, Caroline and CJ

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Silver Beaver Award Recipients

1931

Abraham Field

William Higbie

Harold R. Reeve

Robert L. Simpson

1932

Fred J. Bield

Bernard M. Sandman

1933

Joseph Cermak

Wilson V. Mott

1934

Joseph V. Kelly

Leslie H. MacRobbie

1935

Wilbur C. Travis

Willard L. Warriner

1936

William G. Dunlop

Grover A. Silliman

1937

Neil R. Quackenbush

Elmer P. Smith

1938

C. Arnold Smith

Rufus W. Tuthill

1939

George V. Grey

Rev. Thomas McIntyre

1940

George A. Brown

Hon. Richard W. Hawkins

Shirley Hawkins

Harold R. Lukert

1943

Leonard L. Bishop Jr.

Victor S. Robinson

1944

Charles A. Holmes

Otto W. Van Tuyl

1945

Rev. Joseph H. Bond

Everett B. Brockett

A. Smith Petty

E.C. Rundquist

1946

Edgar V. Gray

Clarence Watts

1947

Nicholas Fleischmann

Elwood W. Shafer

1949

E.T. Dayton

Walter Gagen

Walter R. Kahns

Frederick C. Miller

1950

Fred Schoenbern

James B. Thomas

1951

Stanely Babcock

Carroll Loper

1952

Leland C. Fitts

Alton T. Medsger

Tracy B. Terry

1953

John H.G. Kuck

Robert H. Pelletreau

Frank Roever Sr.

1954

Ferdinand Devin

George Diercks

Hon. Ernest Greenwood

Samuel L. Hudson

1955

E. Howard Newins

John Pedisich Harvey

Schlomberg

1956

William J. Burns

Burton E. Mason

Gil Menendez Hon.

Thomas Stark

1957

Robert J. Fuchs

Gerald Hobson

Warren B. Mengel

Walter D. Tucker

1958

Joseph T. Douglas

Harry Fine

Charles Halsey

Carl A. Taylor

1959

Emile C. Anderson

Robert M. Bryant

Arthur B. Burnham

Russell Johnson

1960

Bernard Ehrich

Joseph Liebert

Michael McGarvey

1961

Arthur Borngeeser

Edward L. Brinkley

Frank Harrison

Allan Lee Walker

Anthony Schussler

1963

Chauncey Augustine

Herman DeCastro

Vincent L. Chimenti Jr.

Stuart Kloos

William K. Schmidt

1964

Richard H. Carleton

George F. Miller Robert

Lee Nicholas

William C. Puls

Hon. Charles R. Thom

1965

Willard Elasser

Louis J. Kovacs

Leonard E. Roland

Erwin R. Schoenemann

William Skarka

1966

Andrew J. Laurino

Ward Melville

James E. Norwood

John J. Roe Jr.

Carl Wampole

1967

Stephen A. Damico

Lee E. Koppelman

Henry J. Pleim

Harold B. Thompson

1968

Floyd Cummings

Peter Garofolo

Arthur T. Meves

James Morgan

Charles L. Moser

Claude A. Robinson

1969

Paul Asmussen

Robert B. Bennett

Robert F. Hewitt

Erichs Prieditis

Charles R Stup

1970

Edward F. Austin

William F. Costa

Harry J. Gould Jr.

William Greenhill

Carl J. Gregory

The Silver Beaver Award is the highest honor a local council can bestow upon its volunteers.

Beginning in 1931, the following Scouters have been honored by a grateful Suffolk County Council, Boy Scouts of America.

Silver Beaver Award Recipients1970 cont’d

Herbert E. Horn

G. Douglas Jordan

H. Axel Krigsman

Bernard F. Kropp

Joseph Nassir

Phillip E. Scott

Stewart T. Sickles

John W. Usher

Rene Valdes Jr.

David Wel

1971

James Donlin

Joseph Harasym

Christopher Harewood

Julius Kaufman

Josph Klein

Jack Lee

Nicholas Mitchel

George Ohlay

Frederick Schneider

William J. Topazio

Sidney Walker

William Zarkowsky

Joseph Zollinger

1972

Eleanor Abrahamsen

Irving Besser

Kaarlo Hoglund

William Jensen

Morris I.Karpen

June Klein

Erick J. Koch

Lillian F. McGarvey

Helen Molocznick

Russell C. Nine

Frederich A. Nolte

J. Richard Shaner

Morty T. Sherman

Helen T. Smith

1973

Edward Bassett

Alvin J. Blake

Robert M. Brown

Esther Rae Camara

Patrick Clarkin Sr.

Mary E. Durante

Charles Hebrance

Marvin Petty

Cryil Rafuse

Margaret Wachlin

Robert L. Yates

1974

Raymond F. Carlsen

J. Warren Comiskey

John Farber

John P. Folk

Charles T. Hanson

John J. Hart Jr.

Joan M. Jacobsen

Lynn Jordan

Steven G. Kiss

Anita Logan

Patricia Messina

Irving Schechter

Marvin Schweiger

1975

Agnes Comiskey

Charles E. Conklin

Elaine Devino

Mary Diggle

John O. Francavillo

Louis L. Garofolo

Nathaniel M. Griffin Jr.

Stephen M. Hall

Richard E. Hendrick

Michael Kilbourne

Lawrence C.McDonald

Walter Nass

Walter Parsons

George L. Penny III

George Singlemann

1976

Edward Allen

Thomas Barlow

Milton D. Colby

John A. Durante

Warren E. Hoffman

Carle D. Lindsly Jr.

Walter T. Logan

J. Stanley Parkin

Ann Reynolds

Stanley Sherman

Jean F. Singlemann

Augustine Torelli

Albert Zimmer

1977

Pio Bizzigotti

Jirah D. Cole

Hugo Dierkz

Robert S. Grooms

Rose M. Koch

William L. Rufes

Nat Sales

Michael N. Serta

Peter R. Stark

Nathaniel A. Talmage

1978

George W. Benson

Willard Blaskoff

Edgar Z. Briggs

Dolores P. Browne

John L.Coulson

Ronald Luman

Martin P. Miller

Joseph J. Palisi

Sidney Salinger

David Smedley

1979

William Brod

Vincent Castanza Sr.

Laura Coffey

Robert Dugre

Warren T. Hendrikson

Harry Mayer

Donald Miller

Gilbert T. Raynor

Mary Sales

1980

Dave Ferrier

Edward Fisher

George T. Hoffman

John Reindl

William J. Sheridan

Mary Stuart

Richard Umbel

William Vecere

Jay K. Wallace Jr.

Patricia Yates

1981

Patricia Joan Allen

Fred Borsello

Eric Cullis

Edward Gross

Wendell Hannaford

Theodore Hermann

Paul V. Laraia

Jonathan Richmond

James Schwartz

1982

Joseph N. Bond

Jane Cahill

C. Wesley Doyld

Sgt. Theodore Evanilla

Margaret E. Miller

John M. Rodgers, MD

Agnus Ruland

James J. Smith

Frederick C. Troll

Ralph Wilkenson

1983

John Guarriello

Martin J. Kerins

Walter D. Martin

Vincent O’Leary

William Owens

Donald H. Roberts

James Urban

Hans Von Seggern

Gilbert Weber

Mary Ann Zollinger

1984

Bertrand “Pete” Durette

John W. Hallman

John E. Koch

Carole Nahmias

Katherine Nicholson

Len Partiss Jr.

Michael Roth

John J. Talbot

Robert E. Watkins

1985

Ernest Akaiwa

Gerald Alletto

Edward Arndt

Bertha Divine

Robert Hancock

George Kennedy

Spencer Lowell

Georgina Riley

Claude Rogers

Dave Smith

Betty Marie Watt

1986

Lawrence W. Conlon

William Coughlin

William Curley

Howard Gary

Elvira Eaton

James Johnstone

George Kraus

Mabel Roth

Louis Sandhop

Walter Schwartz

1987

George “Hap” Georges

Steve Grabiac

Susan Guarriello

Martin Harow Leonard

Partiss Sr. Eva Pollock

Warren Riggs

Burton Seidner

Ed Swanson

Michael Vellek

1988

Tom Burns

Vito Colletti

Peter Diolosa

David Ervast

Jerrald Fabricius

Daniel Haffel

David Hosie

Al Kahn

William Koppos

Alice Lowell

John Matuszak

1989

Raymond Dennis

Sonia Depoian

Rev. Robert Guglielmone

Gordan Harper

Salvatore Liotta

John Nicolellis

Jackie Peterson

Jack Petracca

Olga Wilk

Patricia Wilkens

1990

David Brady

Larry Cohen

Maureen Diolosa

Charles Hartill

Charlotte Johnson

Anthony Marotta Jr.

Thomas Pandolfo

Frank R. Schadock

Maureen Shank

1991

Richard Halpin

Richard Hilary

Fred Hollwedel

James B. Lynch

Carol Rios

Jan Rose

Charles Sosnicki

William Wasik Jr.

William Yoos Jr.

1992

Ralph C. Ascoli

Patricia Cohen

Richard Feggeler

Vincent T. Jovene

Tom Johnson

Christine Lee

Herbert A. Miller

Frederich Newhall

1993

Louis DeBenedittis

Richard Hanel

Joanne Infante

Albert Kane

Gary Nordahl

George Skadl

Richard Trpicovsky

Richard Ward

1994

Thomas J. Arrigo

John Gerst

Carol-Lee Igoe

Kathy Kaczanowski

Herbert H. McGrail

Gasper Merced

Michael M. Milo

John J. Sepp

1995

William C. Anderson

Elaine Gerst

Sylvester Lloyd

Armand Lubatty

Frederick William Luebke Jr.

John Riley Jr.

Rudolph J. Santoro

Phyllis Stein

1996

J. Glen Charvat

Shirley Dunwoody

Anthony Dexter Eastwood

Frederick R. Leighton

Horace C. Lucas

James “Mac” McGinnis

Robert Spice

Dorothy Young

1997

Matthew D. Bernius

Gary Burkhardt

Roy W. Burnham Jr.

Arthur Dubois

Gerald M. Flynn Jr.

Robert M. Koch

Edward F. Ribaudo

Joseph S. Questore

1998

Robert A. Baudier

Adeline E. Brace

Michael Gibbons

Kevin O’Leary

Gerald R. Posanka

Robert Sloane

Roselyn Sloane

Vicky C. Urdahl

1999

Gary V. Andersen

Margaret M. Burnham

William Dunn

Karl Fritch

Robert Mandel

Gerald E. Sabatino

Bruce Streger

2000

Joseph Bobrowski

Howard M. Gershowitz

Kenneth G. Kerns

David Palmer

Ernest Pinaud

Thomas Raff

Lyne Sears

Alan Westrich

2001

William Hartmann

Christopher M. Lockwood

Joseph T. Maloney

Marjorie Mulligan

Silver Beaver Award Recipients

Silver Beaver Award Recipients2001 cont’d

Mark Snyder

James J. Soria

Kathy Westrich

2002

Alfred Basso

Dorothy Becker

Mary Bishop

Andy Calev

Richard J. Gimbl

Elaine Lockwood

William Strong

Wilton Wright

2003

Lynn M. Ansbach

John J. Dominioni

Wayne R. Hedlund

Elliot D. Klugman

James P. Powers, Jr.

Paul E. Schmich

Mary Katherine Sokol

Wesley Triani

Louis Thomas Vlismas

2004

Linda Bobrowski

Robert J. Borowski

Eric Esposito

Sandi Koltzau

James A. Micheels, Sr.

Donald Stankalis

Patricia Tariol

Cliff Wolff

2005

Lloyd Becker

Vincent D. Cullen

Donald E. Ghee

Paul T. LaMartina

John J. Roe III

Nicholas P. Russotto

Frank J. Smisek

2006

David L. Derryberry

Irwin R. Eyerman

Ellen B. Gherardi

Allan W. Heid

John L. Martins

Fritzi Mazzola Gros-Daillon

Edward N. McDermott

James E. Olsen

Louis Scotti

Mitchell L. Steinberg

2007

Frank Bailey

Megan Collins Ganga

Theresa A. Heid

Kevin M. O’Connor

Joseph P. Perez

Edmond A. Quick

Richard P. Schlosser

Rev. Mack H. Smith

John R. Taggart

2008

Gregory G. Baranec

Gary R. Carruthers, Sr.

James Kivisild

Brian McAuliff

Douglas D. McKay

Kevin T. Quinn

Matthew F. Schieferstein

Richard P. Wollenstein

2009

Joseph Balcarcel

Gerald M. Buckley, II

Timothy Burke

Carl Hyman

Patrick C. Kelly

Marc D. Nathanson

Rocco D. Prichinello

2010

Christopher J. Alley

James C. Grimes

Julianne M. Hardick

Michael H. Kramer

William D. Raab

John P. Rosenblatt

Kenneth W. Tinsley

2011

Geraldine Alfano

Elaine Gray

Nina M. Kelly

Martin C. Minogue

Aron Podell

Marc I. Sherman

Anthony J. Stupore

2012

Gregory T. Aylmer

Kevin M. Basso

Teresa da Luz

Donna M. Dunn

Rickie J. Hollborn

Patrick Mauro

William E. Plume Sr.

Peter E. Scavo

2013

Ida Brownley

Donald A. Dailey

John A. Davis

Paul Callegari

Brian S. Haggerty

Robin J. Sconzo

2014

Michele Aleixo

Albert Brownley

Christopher Beard

Maureen Gruenewald

James Leonick

Clifford Locks

Rita O’Malley Murphy

Edward L. Spear Jr

2015

Mark R. Businski

Roy Gershowitz

Timothy Green

Michael Ryan

Kevin Tagg

2016

Jeffery Duncan

Bill Fontaine

Cathy Marenga

Michelle Nachreiner

Barabara Rosenblatt

Ernie Simon

2017

Dave Colford

David Hunt

Barry S. Kopeloff

James J. Montalto

John F. Sandgren

Joanne Schaefer

Allen Schneider

2018

Glen Bernichon

Gerard Cordiale

Dr. Philip Kenter

Stephen Kesner

Miriam Puttre

Kurt Rosenhagen

2019

Judi Betts

Tammy Campagno-la-Levinsky

Michael Delli Gatti

Dawn Interdohnen

Michael Shef

Mary Scotti

2020

Christian Buzzanca

Sharon Cannarella

Peter D’Ambrosio

Bruce Doscher

Joseph Fatuzzo

Christiopher O’Connor

In Other Councils:

H. Bertram Mitchell

Steve Blumenthal

Harley Burger

Ellen Gherardi

John May

Robert Koehler

Silver Antelope

Brian McAuliff

Howard Gershowitz

Rudy Santoro

Robert Koch

2019 Suffolk County Boy Scouts of America Eagle ScoutsJames Abruzzo Troop 343

Hoyt Farm 297.9 hrs

Kyle Adams Troop 343 St. Thomas More Church

233 hrs

William Aguirre Troop 41Bellerose Ave. School

187.58 hrs

Mark Allan Troop 360 North Shore Holiday House

579.55 hrs

Anthony Angiulo Troop 254 Guardians of Rescue 82.5 hrs

William Apmann Troop 52 Northport VA Hospital 242.5 hrs

Thomas Ardito Troop 360 Sweetbriar Nature Parking

Lot 127.25 hrs

James Arevalo Troop 377 Bat Houses 123 hrs

Alec Arza Troop 197Helen B 235.5 hrs

Ethan Aube Troop 483 Town of Southampton

119 hrs

Daniel Austin Troop 138Bench Project 22 hrs

Dominick Azzara Troop 354 Cos. High School 302 hrs

Skyler Baez Troop 7 Caleb Smith House 289.6 hrs

Justin Baranovich Troop 2014 St. Mary’s Hospital 207.55 hrs

Gavin Barrett Troop 45 Port Jefferson Library 131.5 hrs

Lucas Bates Troop 327 St. Peter Apostle 292.75 hrs

Vincent Berger Troop 2014 Gardiner Farm 137.25 hrs

Connor Blunnie Troop 161 Wading River Congreg.

Church 200 hrs

Matthew Bobby Troop 153 Special P.A.L 9 hrs

Jacob Boivin Troop 6 Southold Town Highway

Department 266 hrs

Frank Bollerman Troop 130 Bayport United Methodist

203 hrs

Shane Bombace Troop 1776 Port Jefferson EMS 101.25 hrs

Nicholas Borina Troop 474 Northport Middle School 280 hrs

Matthew Bosco Troop 214 Sweetbriar 477 hrs

Alexander Boulier Troop 94 Brookfield Cemetery 119 hrs

William Brennan Troop 5 Northport VA Hospital 190.5 hrs

Joseph Brimlow Troop 76 Islip animal Shelter 38 hrs

Joshua Brodsky Troop 125 Dix Hills Jewish Center 562.05 hrs

Jayson Bromberg Troop 125 Lewis Oliver Farm 655 hrs

Timothy Bruno Troop 354 Comsewogue High School 250 hrs

Steven Budnick Troop 70 Temple Isaiah of Stony Brook

106.25 hrs

Logan Burkart Troop 52 Northport Cat Rescue 455.75 hrs

Patrick Burke Troop 565 Truman High School 108 hrs

John Burnell Troop 79 Chill & Study Station 140 hrs

Liam Burns Troop 32 Greenlawn Beach 123.5 hrs

Rurlan Burns Troop 322 Nassau Empowerment and

Support 150 hrs

Arthur Byrns IV Troop 221 Kent Animal Shelter 126.5 hrs

Kevin Callahan Troop 354 Greek Orthodox Church 218 hrs

Mtthew Callen Troop 1776 Port Jefferson EMS 154.25 hrs

Sam Canonica Troop 157 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel

Parish 28 hrs

Dominic Cappa Troop 322 Pal-O-Mine Table & Bench 216 hrs

Christopher Caputo Troop 349 Sachem Sports Club 223.5 hrs

Morgan Card-GimpelmanTroop 94 Calverton National Cemetery 219 hrs

James Carey Troop 84 Simpson United Methodist

Church 165.1 hrs

Benjamin Carrier Troop 161 Robert E. Reid Rec. Center 304 hrs

Robert Carroll Troop 41 DDI 163.76 hrs

Maximilian Carson Troop 221 Saint Peter & Paul Church 109.5 hrs

Brandon Cerciello Troop 780 AMVETS Post #18 49.75 hrs

Matthew Chan Troop 354 Marble Run 243 hrs

Vincent Ciappa Troop 221 Blood Drive 36 hrs

Timothy Ciavolella Troop 76 St. John Nepomucene 57.5 hrs

Joseph Cichanowicz Troop 6 St. Patrick’s Church 156.5 hrs

Anthony Citera Troop 125 Sweetbriar Nature Center 211 hrs

John Cochrane Troop 153 Town of Islip 114 hrs

Gavin Code Troop 1776 Playbill/Program Display

424.5 hrs

Alex Cohen Troop 113 Camp Alvernia 244 hrs

Camreon Cohen Troop 117 WAB 66 hrs

William Connor Troop 474 Northport Cat Rescue 344.77 hrs

Nicholas Conzo Troop 205 Bayard Cutting Arborteum

186.5 hrs

Leo Cormier Troop 8 Lewis Oliver Farm Animal 193 hrs

Joseph Cramer Troop 125 West Hills Country Park 314.25 hrs

Jacob Croce Troop 29 Water Supply VFW 136.5 hrs

Tyler Crowder Troop 433 Suffolk County Farm 154.5 hrs

Tyler Cruz Troop 40 NYMPYAC 37.5 hrs

Robert Cruz Troop 560 PVC Arbor 698 hrs

Jake D”Esposito Troop 47 Brookhaven Village 82 hrs

Dylan D’Ambrosia Troop 138 Grace Lutheran Church 131.58 hrs

Anthony D’Amore Troop 349 Hope House 478.65 hrs

Larry Davis Jr. Troop 204 Cedar Beach 71.5 hrs

Charles DeGennaro Troop 104 North Lindenhurst Pool

181.85 hrs

John DeLucia Troop 64 Ketcham Inn 162 hrs

Jackson DeMasi Troop 29 Suffolk County Farm 131 hrs

Joseph DePinto Troop 39 Cutchogue Burial Ground 291.1 hrs

Justin Dewitt Troop 78 Seminary of the Immaculate 139 hrs

Matthew DiBlasio Troop 565 Smithtown United Methodist 117 hrs

Frank DiChristina Troop 3333 Calvary Lutheran Church 229.1 hrs

Brandon D’Meza Troop 277 Central Islip Little League 107 hrs

Donald Doherty Troop 94 Fireman’s Field Benches 150 hrs

Jack Dombkowski Troop 349 Smithtown Historical Society 197.5 hrs

Dylan Dorsch Troop 153Bayshore HS 133 hrs

Zachary Dorsch Troop 153 Town of Islip Animal Shelter 233.5 hrs

Ryan Doyle Troop 3 American Legion Hall 272 hrs

John Dugan Troop 34 Walt Whitman High School

199.97 hrs

Joseph Duggan Troop 125 Smithtown Historical Society

300.75 hrs

Justin Eckhardt Troop 6Town of Southold 180 hrs

Nicholas Eckhardt Troop 6 Town of Southold 180 hrs

Ty Ellenbogen Troop 125 Harry Chapin Foundation 432.08 hrs

Erik Epp Troop 161 Kent Animal Shelter 80.5 hrs

Jonathan Esposito Troop 43 St. Peter’s by the Sea 217 hrs

Andrew Faughnan Troop 184 Sayville Chamber of Commerce 280 hrs

Dylan Feldman Troop 403 Commack Middle School 295.95 hrs

Benjamin Finley Troop 153 St. Patricks Cemetery 199.7 hrs

Michael Finnegan Troop 5 St. Anthony of Padua RC Church

240.93 hrs

Joshua Fiorentino Troop 354 Northport VA Hospital 198 hrs

Jason Fitje Troop 130 Navy Mom Relief Care Fund 189 hrs

John Flanagan Troop 565 Smithtown United Methodist 120 hrs

Brian Flynn Troop 322 Sweetbriar Nature Center 353.74 hrs

Andrew Freund Troop 244 Town of Brookhaven 259 hrs

Philip Froehlich Troop 214 Sweetbriar Nature Center 201.25 hrs

Erich Allen Fuhrmann Troop 161 Shoreham Fire Company 225 hrs

Michael Furio Troop 204 Friends of Greenway Trail 201 hrs

John Gartland Troop 43 Autism Mural 103.25 hrs

Chris George Troop 9 Holtsville Ecology Center 62.5 hrs

Dylan Gianikos Troop 540 Holtsville Ecology Center 152 hrs

Michael Gibbons Troop 433 Yaphnk Farm 310 hrs

Thomas Gierak Troop 3 American Legion James Miller Post 833

229.5 hrs

Daniel Giglio Troop 349 Guide Dog Foundation 254.5 hrs

John Nicholas Gillings Troop 179 Island Harvest 92 hrs

Timothy Giroux Troop 5St. Philip RC 214.75 hrs

Andrew Graf Troop 70 St. James Church 84.25 hrs

Patrick Grasing Troop 349 Sweetbriar Nature Center 471 hrs

Tristan Greisch Troop 354 Terryville Elementary 165 hrs

Gabriel Grenci III Troop 136 Montauk Public Library 86 hrs

Koby Gryciuk Troop 362249 hrs

Anthony Guadagna Troop 8 St. Anthony’s Church 262 hrs

Christopher Gulotta Troop 483 Gerrard Buckley 178 hrs

Zachary Hallett Troop 151 Book Drive 162.35 hrs

Tyler Hans Troop 349 St. James Lutheran Church 245 hrs

Adam Hartmann Troop 7 Caleb Smith House 298 hrs

Raymond Hatton Troop 29 East Moriches Middle School 47.7 hrs

Joseph Haughie Troop 100 Holtsville Ecology Center 161 hrs

Mathew Hearl Troop 12 Conklin House 425.45 hrs

Garett Hedlund Troop 565 Friends of the Farm Louis

Oliver 377.5 hrs

Erik Heidenfelder Troop 32 Greenlawn Beach 340.7 hrs

Caleb Himmelman Troop 151 Town of Islip 87.65 hrs

David Hopke Troop 197 Sweetbriar Nature Center 337 hrs

Garrick Hughes Troop 51 East Marion Cemetery 68 hrs

Zachary Huntington Troop 360 Science Chart 207 hrs

Ryan Huston Troop 356 Assumption of the Blessed Mary

111hrs

Joseph Hutchby Troop 270Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish

327 hrs

Richard Hutter Troop 3 Operation Osprey 312.9hrs

Michael Incerto Troop 636 East High School Sachem 193hrs

Joshua Intini Troop 221 St. Pe-ter and Paul Church 112.46hrs

Nicholas Intini Troop 221 St. Peter and Paul Church 108hrs

Steven Ivans Troop 40 Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church

127.3 hrs

Richard Izzo Troop 104 United Methodist Church 56 hrs

Kyle Jansen Troop 111 Sweetbriar 112 hrs

Eric Johansson Troop 888 Norwegian American Lodge 152 hrs

Dylan Karpf Troop 52 Bikes for the World 681 hrs

Aaron Kaucky Troop 433 Informational Kiosk 80 hrs

Justin Keane Troop 194Gardiner Farm 161.78 hrs

Christopher Kenter Troop 161 Calverton National Cemetery 204.59 hrs

Michael Kidger Troop 100 Sunshine Alternative

Education Center 24 hrs

Jason Kopejzna Troop 438 Peace Christian Church 206 hrs

Kevin Krumenacker Troop 5 Trinity Regional School 222.25 hrs

Cooper Lang Troop 636 Hiawatha Elementary School 381.5 hrs

John AlexanderLangton Troop 12 Jack Abrams 171.37 hrs

Nicholas Lanteri Troop 157 Deer Park High School 92 hrs

Russell Larvin Troop 151 Gary Brown Foundation 232.25 hrs

Nicholas Latino Troop 111 Elks Lodge #2036 51 hrs

Matthew Lauri Troop 125 Town of Smithtown 244.35hrs

James Lavelle Troop 194 Town of Islip 53.58 hrs

John Lawn Troop 205 Islip Animal Shelter 87.9 hrs

Liam Leary Troop 12 UMC Prayer Labyrinth 622.5 hrs

Paul Leheste Troop 204 VFW Museum 73 hrs

Brandon Leo Troop 157 Islip animal Shelter 138 hrs

Louis Leon Troop 187 Middle Island Presbyterian Church

138 hrs

Karl Leonard Troop 410 St. Paul’s United Methodist Church

164.76 hrs

Christopher Leopold Troop 343 Sweetbriar 333.15 hrs

Anthony Levene Troop 221 Double D Bar Ranch 189.95 hrs

Matthew Limongelli Troop 104 JFK Elementary 137 hrs

Aaron Lindenberg Troop 398 American Legion Fuestel-Kurdt

Post 83 hrs

Anthony Lippo Troop 362 Anthony Joseph Lippos 83 hrs

Matthew Long Troop 78 St. Patricks RC Church of

Huntington 307 hrs

Joshua Louser Troop 1776 Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe 129 hrs

Carmine Lucidi Troop 9 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 16 hrs

Thomas Luongo Troop 414 VFW Victory Post 414 200 hrs

Joseph Luongo Troop 414 Center Moriches 244.75 hrs

Andrew Lutz Troop 194UM Nursey School 359.61 hrs

John Mackay Troop 78 Helping Hands Rescue

180.75 hrs

Joshua Madonia Troop 301 Sweetbriar Nature Center 165 hrs

Jonathan Magerle Troop 12 United Methodist Church of

Huntington 305 hrs

Spencer Maginsky Troop 58 SOFO Bat House 190 hrs

Sean Maki Troop 94 Long Island Railroad Museum 280.5 hrs

Jacob Maldavir Troop 474 East Northport Jewish Center

251.5 hrs

Kieran Mannion Troop 322 Christ the Church 189.8 hrs

James Mantione Troop 454 240 hrs

Joseph Marcellino Jr. Troop 377 American Legion Wilson Ritch

150 hrs

James Marci V Troop 454 Port Jefferson Town 64 hrs

James Martin Troop 277 Central Islip Library 109 hrs

David Martin Troop 399 Lions Club 120 hrs

Jacob Martin Troop 399Homecoming Farm 169.5 hrs

Scott Martin Troop 406 Walt Whitman High School

332.9 hrs

Logan Mastrandrea Troop 398 Memorial for Jimmy

Schieonne 103.8 hrs

Connor Mastrandrea Troop 398 Babylon Dog 264hrs

Mitchell Mastroianni Troop 95 Church of Christ 106.5hrs

Christopher Mavrogian Troop 12 Huntingon High School 354.25hrs

Ian McAlister Troop 343 Hoyt Farm 583.25hrs

Harry McAward Troop 130 Meadow Croft 142hrs

Mark McHugh Troop 284 Homecoming Farm 206.55hrs

Sean Patrick McInerneyTroop 29 Operation Flower 5hrs

Lorenzo Meir Troop 3 Smithtown High School 267.54hrs

Gregory Melomo Troop 91 Hobbs Community Farm 105hrs

Ryan Menier Troop 75 Sweetbriar Nature 219.5hrs

Antonio Menniti Troop 40 VFW Museum 139.22hrs

Joseph Merlino Troop 349 Parish of the Holy Cross 264hrs

Victor Meschi Troop 539 Guide Dog Foundation 167.98hrs

Matthew Michaelis Troop 200 Loyal Order of Moose Lodge

1421 217.5hrs

Daniel Miller Troop 3 Religious Signs 160.25hrs

Ryan William Miller Troop 12 Huntington High School 315.5hrs

John Miller Troop 153 St. Patrick’s RC Church Bay Shore

15hrs

Ryan Miller Troop 409 Town of Huntington and Dix

Hills FD 140.32hrs

Kyle Mitard Troop 474 Ocean Avenue School 261.5hrs

Christopher Mitchell Troop 349 Rotary Club of

Smithtown 175.9hrs

Nicholas Monaco Troop 1 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish

200hrs

Justin Montilla Troop 433 Patchogue Head Start 157.5hrs

Patrick Morales Troop 636 285hrs

Christian Morgenweck Troop 309 ELIJA Farm 264.76hrs

Michael Morreale Troop 52 Northport Lacrosse Club

294.25hrs

Samuel Morris Troop 403 Indian Hollow 231.2hrs

Matthew Murray Troop 113 Sweetbriar Nature Center

134.25hrs

Frank Naccarato Troop 205 Timber Point Elementary

School 252.13hrs

Scott Nazinitsky Troop 539 Kings Park Central School 143.25hrs

Angelo Nicholes Troop 414 Christ Lutheran Church 161hrs

Nicholas Nilsen Troop 327 Horse Coral 127hrs

Jake Novello Troop 322 Hoyt Farm 232.35hrs

Stephen Nugent Troop 343 Hoyt Farm 312.3hrs

Cameron Odell Troop 483 Hampton Center for Rehab 354hrs

Patrick O’Halloran Troop 104 Bristal Assisted Living 96.5hrs

Kyle Okon Troop 79 Yaphank Community Center 133.08hrs

Edward Osiecki Troop 40 Angels of Long Island 115.5hrs

Ronan O’Toole Troop 161 Shoreham Wading River CSD

107.25hrs

Daniel Palmer Troop 194United States Post Office 177hrs

Michael Peck Troop 362 Pal-O-Mine Table & Bench

102hrs

2019 Suffolk County Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scouts

2019 Suffolk County Boy Scouts of America Eagle ScoutsJayden Peltz Troop 356 New Lane Elementary 630.5hrs

David Pennino Troop 214 Pal-O- Mine 236.5hrs

George Percoco Troop 362 Hope Lutheran Church

151.5hrs

Michael Perrone Troop 205 Brookwood Hall 169.7hrs

John Petti Troop 565 Smithtown Historical Society

236.5hrs

Ryan Philips Troop 565 Smithtown United Methodist 39hrs

Matthew Pickow Troop 349 Little Animal Shelter

279.25hrs

Joseph Pisciotta Troop 377 Setauket Presbyterian Church

246.31hrs

Joseph Pitta Troop 75 VFW Post 5796 238.25hrs

Hunter Pozgay Troop 161 Riverhead Town 208hrs

Joseph Pozgay Troop 161 Robert E. Reid Rec. Center

275hrsNathaniel Prescott Troop 113

341.2hrs

James Prestiano Troop 309 Homecoming Farm 157.02hrs

Jack Puttre Troop 8 Bee Hive Display 190.15hrs

Andrew Rebholz Troop 3 Sweetbriar Nature Center

391.9hrs

Evan Rebholz Troop 254 Heckscher State Park 247hrs

Liam Reddan Troop 184 Gardening Beds & Bench

242.3hrs

William Reed Troop 354 Operation Beautiful Pantry

273hrs

Colin Reiff Troop 104 American Legion Post 94

Babylon 571.5hrs

Tristan Remkus Troop 455 Suffolk County Parks 138hrs

Daniel Renter Troop 106 Conklin House 206hrs

Dillon Reynolds Troop 7 American Legion 108hrs

Elliot Richards Troop 299 Saxton Middle School

177.5hrs

Patrick Ritchel Troop 8 Conklin House 440.16hrs

Henry Rivas Troop 708 Holtsville Ecology Center

380.75hrs

Xavier Rivera Troop 175 WBHS 199hrs

Brandon Roach Troop 414 Center Moriches 49hrs

Benjamin Rochler Troop 309 Sisters of St. Dominic 216hrs

James Rogers Troop 565 Smiththown United Methodist 368hrs

Gregory Roman Troop 565 Smithtown Historical Society

153.5hrs

Salvatore Ruggiero Troop 560 Garden Swing 270hrs

Kyle Sanger Troop 349 Rotary Club of Smithtown 358hrs

Nicholas Santo Troop 95 New York Blood Center 96hrs

Jared Sayler Troop 204 Three Village Community Trust

200.5hrs

Matthew Schepis Troop7 Saints Philip & James RC Church

189.5hrs

Kenneth Schneider Troop 414 SC Farm 405.5hrs

Samuel Schor Troop 433 Lake Ronkonkoma Park 199.62hrs

Rocco Sergio Troop 349Sachem Sports Club

274.25hrs

Nicholas Serra Troop 474 Lewis Oliver Farm Animal

224.98hrsPatrick Serrentino Troop

204 St. Louis de Montfort 317.5hrs

Richard Sgueglia Troop 205 St. Peter’s Church 84.6hrs

Ayaan Shaikh Troop 566 Wal-ter S. Commerdinger County

Park 139.25hrsLogan Shane Troop 433 Long-

wood Estate 128.8hrsMatthew Shane Troop 433 Suffolk County Farm

133.4hrsColin Sherlock Troop 1634 Vil-lage of Lindenhurst 173.1hrs

Mark Sherrill Troop 194 American Legion Post

260.52hrsJoseph Sierra Troop 474 Hoyt

Farm 264.7hrsPatrick Signorile

Troop 78 St. Patricks RC Church of Huntington

194.5hrsDavid Sim Troop 214 Pal-

O-Mine Table & Bench 174.75hrs

Sanjay Singh Troop 86 Deer Park High School

110.5hrsBrendan Smoller Troop 356 Canine Companion

100.15hrs

Tmothy Snider Troop 94 Firemans Field Benches

193hrs

Edward Sollazzo Troop 76 Buddy Bench 217hrs

Salvatore Soriano Jr. Troop 179 Our Lady of Lourdes RC

Church 284hrs

Matthew Spiro Troop 163 St. Anthony’s High School 229hrs

Charles Staples Troop 51 Orient State Park 146.5hrs

Ryan Starzee Troop 5 Guide Dog Foundation 184hrs

Benjamin Strait Troop8 Lions Club of Northport

204.25hrs

Nathan Strunk Troop 433 Longwood Public Library

143.5hrs

Ryan Stutzenstein Troop 327 Connetquot High School

213.25hrs

Raymond Sweeney Troop 58 Quogue Wildlife Refuge 138hrs

James Taufman Troop 34 Concerned Long Island

Mountail Bicyclists 47hrs

Christian Terrone Troop 106 Rotary Wall 247.75hrs

Christian Tomasini Troop 221 St. Peter and Paul Church

106hrs

Nicolas Torquato Troop 100 Holtsville Ecology Center

94.58hrs

Peter Townley Troop 78 St. Patrick’s RC Church of

Huntington 191hrsBenjamin Treanor Troop 32 Greenlawn Beach 115hrs

Nicholas Treanor Troop 32 Greenlawn Beach 73hrs

Luke Tyrrell Troop 136 Montauk Community Garden

98hrs

Ethan Vandenburgh Troop 6 Greenport Rotary Club 84hrs

Michael VanLoon Troop 125 Long Island Harvest 262.5 hrs

Matthew Verrelli Troop 349 Smithtown Historical Society

241 hrs

Zachary Vila Troop 157 DPHS Band room 240.5 hrs

Matthew Viscosi Troop 117

Eric Vladimir Troop 5 East Northport Jewish Center

383.33 hrs

Logan Volpe Troop 322 316.2 hrs

Joshua Walerstein Troop 433 Bavarian Inn 278 hrs

Remington Walls Troop 32 Greenlawn Beach 190.75 hrs

Peter Welling III Troop 329 Navy Seal Museum-Lt. Mi-

chael Murphy 248 hrs

Ryan Weydig Troop 179 325 hrs

Matthew Weygand Troop 47 NY Blood Center 31.5 hrs

Zachary White Troop 221 Saints Peter & Paul RC Church

253 hrs

Stephen Wilcken Jr. Troop 454Mt. Sinai Elementary School

280.5 hrs

Jeremy Wilder Troop 64 Sunshine Beautification

Project 71.5 hrs

James Willis Troop 12 St. Dominic’s RC Church 273.9 hrs

Sage Patrick Witty Troop 455 East Hampton Trail 105 hrs

Luke Wojtas Troop 39 Sill’s Pond Town of Southold

145 hrs

Nathan Wolf-Sonkin Troop 409Town of Huntington 302 hrsThomas Woods Troop 329

New York Blood Center 254 hrs

Daniel Woods Troop 329 Blue Point Veterans Memorial

137.83 hrs

Randell Yanke Troop 214 Smithtown Volunteer 97.5 hrs

Cole Yastrzemski Troop 58The Bascilia Parish of the

Sacred 64.5 hrs

Jonah Yonks Troop 204 Town of Brookhaven 73.8 hrs

Matthew Yopp Troop 349 Fence Construction 187.3 hrs

Gabriel Zodan Troop 45 Earl V. High School 31.4hrs

Carl Zorn Troop 70 Environmental Signs 40hrs

In 2019,

320 Suffolk County's Scouts

earned the rank of Eagle Scout.

Putting in

15025.74 hours of work into our community.

"More young people became Eagle Scouts in 2019 than in any other year in the 108-

year history of the prestigious award.

Exactly 61,353 young men earned the Eagle Scout award last year, beating the

previous record of 58,659 set in 2012, the 100-year

anniversary of the award first being presented.

Eagle Scouts, and the volunteers they led,

completed

8,575,780hours of work for

Eagle Scout service projects in 2019.

- Bryan on Scouting 2/20