A Historic Listing of Eagle Scouts from Troop 353 Eastchester, NY
1997 Andrew Callahan (#1)
1999 Edmund Burke (#2) — Edmund’s Eagle Leadership Project
1999 Michael McGuire (#3)
1999 Erik Phillip (#4)
1999 Matthew Keller (#5) — Matthew’s Eagle Leadership Project
1999 Michael Schraudner (#6)
1999 John Clark (#7)
2000 John Egan (#8 ) – John Egan’s Eagle Leadership Project
2001 Evan William (#9) – Evan’s Eagle Leadership Project
2001 Daniel Schrudoff (#10)
2003 Joseph Altenau (#11) – Joe’s Eagle Leadership Project
2003 Michael Egan (#12)
2005 Michael Dobbins (#13) — Michael Dobbin’s Eagle Leadership Project
2005 Danny Maher (#14)
2006 Michael Faggianelli (#15)
2007 Thomas Dobbins (#16) – Thomas Dobbin’s Eagle Leadership Project
2007 Joshua Wauchope (#17)
2008 Daniel Altenau (#18 ) — Danny’s Eagle Leadership Project
2009 Thomas McNamara (#19) – Thomas’s Eagle Leadership Project
2009 Conor McNamara (#20) — Conor’s Eagle Leadership Project
2010 David Quigley (#21) – David’s Eagle Leadership Project
2011 Brad McCandless (#22) — Brad’s Eagle Leadership Project
2011 Matthew Stupple (#23) – Matt’s Eagle Leadership Project
Eagle Scout Resource Sites:
BSA’s Selecting Eagle Leadership Projects
Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook – (BSA 2009 version)
Eagle Leadership Project Planning
Life To Eagle Path (Westchester Putnam Council)
National Eagle Scout Association
More Eagle Project Ideas (Troop160, PA)
And Even More Eagle Project Ideas
Troop 353 Procedures – Life to Eagle:
Life Scouts are expected to follow the 12 steps from Life To Eagle Path (see Westchester Putnam Council link above) & to facilitate this, Troop 353 has adopted some best practices from other troops:
1) The Life Scout is expected to choose an Eagle Scout Mentor within the three months of becoming a Life Scout. The mentor helps the Life Scout with every aspect of completing the 12 steps to becoming an Eagle Scout, including the timely submission of all paperwork and strict adherence to all related administrative procedures.
2) The Life Scout is expected to work closely with his Eagle Scout Mentor to come up with a potential Eagle Scout Leadership Project concept within 6 months of becoming a Life Scout. Though not a requirement, the Eagle Scout Leadership Project, ideally, should be related to something that is currently of strong interest to the scout. The Life Scout is expected to stay in frequent contact with his mentor.
3) All members of Troop 353′s Eagle Scout Committee are eligible to be Eagle Scout mentors. The Eagle Scout Committee is comprised of parents of Eagle Scouts and/or Eagle Scouts.
