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Working with the Boy Scouts The following are some of the community service projects that Troop 222 has completed over the past few years. All projects were planned, organized, and supervised by Eagle Scout candidates. Candidates submitted project proposals to both the benefiting organization and Boy Scouts of America for approval. Project proposals included drawings of project, a budget, necessary supplies, and estimated of labor needed.Candidates through personal funds or contributions procured materials. They organized and supervised all labor and equipment. |
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Billy Nelson’s Eagle Project (2007)
at the Gypsum Shooting Range, Gypsum, CO. The Troop under Billy’s supervision built five stands, deck, retaining
wall, and access trail.
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Evan
Kutnicki’s Eagle Project (2008) at the Town of Eagle Rest area, Eagle CO. The Troop
under Evan’s supervision maintained and painted the businesses directory
display, restored and painted a park bench, restored the White River National
Forest map display.
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Prather
Silverthorn’s Eagle Project (2009) at the Cedar Hill Cemetery in Gypsum, CO. Prather researched the cemeteries burial
history, and grave site locations. He
then prepared a directory to the grave sites and designed a display to house
and protect the directory. The Troop
under Prather’s supervision, built the display structure.
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Michael El-Bitar’s Eagle Project
(2010) at the SOS Outreach Team’s Course, Minturn, CO.Michael planned and supervised the
replacement of the back bridge, giant thumb, and construction of rope swing and
several trails.
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Some other community service projects that the troop has completed include: Community park restoration in the terrace, Eagle, CO Nature Trail and interpretive signing at the Sylvan Lake Visitor Center Benches along the bike path in Eagle Ranch Access trail from Town of Gypsum Skate Park to Baseball fields Highway Cleanup Color Guard presentations for Relay for Life, Methodist Church, 4th of July celebrations and Steve Fossett’s memorial Salvation Army Bell Ringers Thanksgiving food baskets It is our privilege to guide these quality young men and to watch them grow into valued citizens of our community. |
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