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National Recognition Awards, page 5 9ROXPH;;;,VVXH 0RQGD\-XO\ Arrow Points hWeather Honoring Devotion Today Tomorrow Mostly Sunny Sunny 2UGHU3UHVHQWV/HJDF\RI6HUYDQW/HDGHUVKLSWR2XWVWDQGLQJ0HPEHU Hi 93, Lo 74 Hi 95, Lo 74 20% Chance Precip. 20% Chance Precip. By Tom Eliopoulos hMissing Something? Dabney Kennedy has spent six Any lodges who did not register with special events to receive their decades committed to and its NOAC wide game cards or VIA ideals; last night the luncheon invitations, please stop presented him with the third Legacy of E\WKHVSHFLDOHYHQWVRIÀFHLQ&DVH Servant Leadership Lifetime Achieve- 334A. ment Award. During his impressive career as an hGo Scuba Diving adult in the Order, Kennedy spent 22 Afternoon drop-in Scuba will be years as a Section Adviser, 20 years as held at the Brody Quad. Partici- a Lodge Adviser, and 36 years on the pants are reminded to bring their Hold Harmless Waiver with them National OA Committee in numerous to the pool. capacities. In addition, he served the Order as hCome from Abroad? the Program Chairman for more than The Overseas Arrowman Reunion 10 National OA Conferences, where is meeting today at 11:30 a.m. in he was responsible for coordinating Dabney Kennedy stands with his wife, Peggy Jean, and his two sons, the Gilcrest Sun Porch. NOAC. Kennedy is currently a member both of whom are Eagle Scouts and members of the Order of the Arrow. of the Founder’s Advisory Council of Kennedy is receiving the third Legacy of Servant Leadership Lifetime hHand-tool Sharpening the National OA Committee. Achievement Award. Conservation USA is offering a He was involved in Scouting and course on hand-tool sharpening and crosscut saw use. The crosscut the Order as a youth, serving as Lodge ,QKHEHFDPHWKHORGJH·VÀUVW Manager. saw course will be offered 10:00 Secretary, two terms as Lodge Chief, Vigil Honor member and received the He married his wife Peggy Jean in - 10:30 a.m., and the hand-tool and at the age of 18 he was appointed name “Akikta,” which is interpreted as 1960 and has two sons that are both sharpening course will be of- to be the Junior Lodge Adviser for his “one who works with determination.” Eagle Scouts and Brotherhood mem- fered 11:00 - 11:30 a.m., Monday- lodge. At a time when lodges only had bers of the Order of the Arrow. Wednesday. He is an Eagle with palms lodge patches, Kennedy was one of When asked about his strong and and a recipient of the Silver Explorer WKHÀUVWSHRSOHWRGHVLJQDORGJHÁDS ever present passion for the Order of hA Scout is Courteous. Award, Silver Beaver, Silver Antelope, for his lodge. the Arrow, he responded that the most People that need to ride are not and OA Distinguished Service Award. Kennedy also had an effect on the rewarding part of continued service was able to get on because they are too full. If you are able to walk to Since 1958, Kennedy has participated in Order as a whole by designing and creat- being able to watch young boys grow your events so that people who are and played an instrumental part in the ing the Founder’s Award. and develop into strong, mature leaders handicapped or unable to walk as production of more than 30 national As a visionary of his time, he real- in the Order. well have priority on the bus. There events for the Order. ized the need to have a national event He went on to say that NOAC is are only three busses doing pick- These accomplishments, while im- every summer and the importance of important and unique, because the ups so it will be quicker to walk to pressive in and of themselves, cannot electing new national youth officers standard is set by the youth leadership. class than wait at a bus stop. EHJLQWRGHVFULEHWKHSRVLWLYHLQÁXHQFH for one-year terms instead of two-year NOAC allows young leaders to breathe and mark he has left on this Order. Ken- terms. new life and ideas into the Order and Inside nedy was inducted into the very small In 1964, Kennedy graduated from gives them a chance to nurture their Otena Lodge in 1950. the University of Texas’ School of strengths and become the leaders of Central Region Chief Bio...... 2 The lodge was so young that there Pharmacy and has had a very successful tomorrow. ...... 3 were no Brotherhood members in it at career as a pharmacist. Dabney Kennedy is truly an National Honorees...... 5-8 that point. In 1952, Kennedy became Most notably, he spent 30 years inspiration to our organization and Service Corp ...... 10 2WHQD·VÀUVW%URWKHUKRRGPHPEHUDQG working for the Dow Chemical Com- the Order is fortunate to have such a World ...... 11 was bestowed this honor by Karankwa pany as a Regional Sales Manager, Na- devoted volunteer among us who seeks NASA Expo ...... 11 Lodge. tional Sales Trainer, and National Safety the higher vision.

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By Andy Foley Activities Chairman. Russ is a student at Benedictine Russ has attended NOAC in 2002 College where he is studying business A native of St Louis, Missouri, Russ and 2004, NLS, and served on staff administration/ entrepreneurship. Bresnahan was elected by his fellow sec- for the 2005 OA Shows at the National In his free time he enjoys camping, tion chiefs to serve as the 2006 Central Scout Jamboree. backpacking, water polo, and working with Region Chief. An Eagle Scout from Troop 229 alpacas (miniature llamas). Russ owns and A Vigil Honor member, he hails of St Louis, he currently serves as an operates Bresnahan Balloons, LLC. from Shawnee Lodge of the Greater St. Assistant Scoutmaster. Russ is very enthused and looks for- Louis Area Council where he has served He says his most memorable ex- ward to representing the central region, his lodge as a Chapter Vice Chief, Lodge perience in the Order was his experi- not only to the national committee, but Vice Chief, Lodge Ordeal and Brother- ence with the 2005 National Jamboree also at NOAC and any other events that hood Chairman and Section Conclave Shows. he attends.

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7KH2I¿FLDO3XEOLFDWLRQRI12$& 4 Monday, July 31, 2006 The Daily Legend Cloth Swapping Popular at NOAC By Rick Miller leave people wondering: “What will With all that is going on at NOAC, come out next?” one event that is always sure to happen Notice how just the mention of without any planning or promotion is a patch will invoke a conversation. patch trading. Whether you’re trading for fun or if Many Arrowmen often come to \RX·UHÀOOLQJLQDFROOHFWLRQVZDSSLQJ NOAC thinking they will not be per- ÁDSVEULQJV\RXWKDQGDGXOWVWRDOHYHO suaded to take part in starting a collection SOD\LQJÀHOG RI ÁDSVEXWDVWKHZHHNJRHVRQWKUHDGV 7UDGLQJKDVEHFRPHVXFKDVLJQLÀ- will come undone and these brothers will FDQWSDUWRI WKH2$WKDWLWLVÀWLQWRWKH succumb to the patch peer pressure. conference schedule. Some Scouts even Colors, shapes, and availability vary consider it a sport! from lodge to lodge. Everything from Whatever your level of addiction is, Photo by John Clark ÁDVKLQJOLJKWVWRJORZLQWKHGDUNIURP remember rule number one: Enjoy the Arrowmen trade patches during the national conference. Swapping cloth is one pirates to penguins, this NOAC will time you have here. of the most popular activities at NOAC.

Competing in National Council of Brotherhood Chiefs Continues Ceremony competitions happen Sunday, Monday 3DUWLFLSDQWVKDYHRSSRUWXQLW\WRLQÀXHQFHSURJUDPV By Jeff Hayward and achievements in the form of pre- By Tom Eliopoulos the pre-Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Vigil sentations and formal annual reports to Honor Ceremonies. With the success of our last con- their Council Executive Boards. The ceremonies of the Order of the Both Sunday, and again Monday af- ference’s National Council of Chiefs, A new addition to this year’s program Arrow are a thing of the spirit and one ternoon, ceremonial teams from across NOAC 2006 will continue the tradition is a break-out meeting that allows partici- of the most important the nation were offered of assembling our Order’s leaders to pants to give direct feedback on what they and time-honored tradi- the opportunity to per- witness the introduction of the newest see going right and talk about areas that tions we have. form these ceremonies resources and programs available. could potentially be improved concern- For this reason, the in front of a panel of Participants will also have the op- ing several National OA programs. Inductions and Ceremo- QDWLRQDOO\TXDOLÀHGHYDO- SRUWXQLW\WRLQÁXHQFHWKHLQFHSWLRQRI  High Adventure, National Bulletin, nial Events committee uators and receive some several national programs and how they LLD, On-line Trading Post, and the has organized a great constructive feedback may operate in the future. National Web site are just some of the program to help Ar- on Arrowmen’s tech- 7KH1DWLRQDO2IÀFHUVZLOOKRVW committees looking for your suggestions, rowmen improve their nique and demeanor. this gathering of our nation’s leadership. so ome prepared with comments! ceremonial skills and The ICE committee Each lodge chief and adviser will receive After an award presentation for the knowledge. will be awarding Merit information about the 2007-2008 Na- National OA Service Grant recipients, The ICE committee Team medals and Hon- tional Programs of Emphasis, of which the 2006 National Council of Chiefs offers individual coach- or Team medals based the exciting ArrowCorpsprogram is will conclude with a special guest speaker ing for Arrowmen that on each lodge’s perfor- included. who will undoubtedly leave everyone Photo by John Clark want help improving mances. The OA LodgeMaster program with feelings of inspiration and cause. Johnny Barkely of Ta Tsu their performances before Teams interested will also be unveiled at this venue, along If you are a lodge chief or adviser, Hwa Lodge participates registering for the team in either the ceremony with another new resource that is being this is an exciting opportunity that you in competition. evaluations. coaching or evaluations developed for the lodges. cannot afford to miss on Tuesday! For the past two years should check-in at the The program will allow lodges to The event will be held in The Big 10 and beyond, Arrowmen have been ,&((YDOXDWLRQRIÀFHLQ&DVH% highlight their yearly accomplishments A-C Rooms in the Kellogg Center. studying, memorizing, and performing

Scouting’s National Honor Society The Daily Legend Monday, July 31, 2006 5 1DWLRQDO5HFRJQLWLRQ$ZDUGV In 1940, the Distinguished Service Award was at National Meetings as deserving individuals were whose service records are the most outstanding and created to honor those who render service to the found. Thereafter, the award presentation became extend farthest beyond others in the local lodge are Order beyond the lodge level. The award is presented a traditional part of the pageantry and ceremony of usually selected. Nominations are open to both youth to those Arrowmen who have rendered distinguished WKH1DWLRQDO&RQIHUHQFH6LQFHWKHWLPHRI WKHÀUVW and adult Arrowmen. and outstanding service to the Order on a sectional, awards in 1940, fewer than 800 Distinguished Service Another National Recognition is the Red Arrow area, regional, or national basis. It is given primarily Awards have been presented. This alone is a testa- Award — presented by the National Order of the for dedicated service to the Order and Scouting over ment to its high standard of excellence. The award is Arrow Committee for distinguished service to the a period of years. a sterling silver arrowhead, bearing an arrow pointing Order by either non-Scouters or Scouters who are 7KHÀUVWDZDUGVZHUHSUHVHQWHGDW&DPS7ZLQ upward and to the wearer’s right, suspended from a not members of the Order. This service may take Echo, Pennsylvania, to Dr. E. Urner Goodman, white neck ribbon upon which are embroidered red PDQ\IRUPVDQGVKRXOGLQYROYHDVLJQLÀFDQWSHULRG Col. Carroll A. Edson and eight others at the 1940 arrows. A white square knot embroidered upon red of time, as opposed to single event. A limited number 1DWLRQDO0HHWLQJ%HWZHHQDQGWKHÀUVW1D- cloth also is available for uniform wear. of awards are presented to those whose accomplish- tional Conference in 1948, the award was presented Presentation of the award is limited. Arrowmen ments are of the highest order. 5HG$UURZ5HFLSLHQW ,UHQH)XMLPRWR Irene Fujimoto is the 2006 recipient of the Order’s Red Arrow Award. She and her family are no strang- ers to Scouting. Her husband is a member of The Grand Canyon Council Executive Staff and she has two sons that are both Eagle Scouts. Irene has engaged in a remarkable Cub Scouting career over the years as a cub camp pow-wow chairman and a camp director for 6 years. In recognition for her service, she has been awarded the District Award of Merit and the Silver Beaver Award. Irene hails from Tempe, Arizona, where she serves as the Administrative Assistant to the Western Region Associate Di- rector for Program. In this capacity, Irene is responsible for various forms of administra- tive support for the Western Region. This includes National Leadership Seminars and the National Lodge Adviser Training Semi- nars. She has been instrumental in organizing the annual Region Meetings and Gathering of the Chiefs. For the graceful manner in which she has conducted herself throughout her career, Irene has won the admiration and respect of those who work with her and most importantly, a sincere debt of gratitude from the Order of the Arrow. 'LVWLQJXLVKHG6HUYLFH $ZDUG5HFLSLHQWV 5RVV$UPVWURQJ 0DUFXV5DQGROSK%DLOH\ 7KRPDV6%DLQ Ross Armstrong is from Reno, Ne- Marcus Randolph Bailey is from Thomas S. Bain is from New York, vada, and the Nevada Area Council. Nitro, West Virginia, and the Chi- New York, and the Greater New He is an Eagle Scout and Troop Hoota-Wei Lodge. He is an Eagle York Councils. He is an Eagle Scout Committee Chairman of Troop Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster and a member of the council board 152. Ross is currently a student at of Troop 565. Marcus is currently of directors. Tom is currently a the University of Nevada, majoring a student at Marshall University. managing director at BlackRock, in Economics. He has served the He has served the Order as Lodge Inc. He has served the Order as Order as Lodge Chief, Section W-3B Chief and as the 2004 National Con- Lodge Chief and Adviser, Section Chief and in 2005 as the Western ference Vice Chief for American NE-2C Adviser, and on American Region Chief. He has been recog- Indian Activities. He has received Indian Activities staff at NOAC nized with the Founder’s Award. His nomination reads the Founder’s Award and is a James E. West Fellow. His since 1990. He has been recognized with the Founder’s in part, “He is a shining example of what Scouting and QRPLQDWLRQUHDGV´0DUFXVKDVJLYHQXQVHOÀVKVHUYLFHWR Award, Silver Beaver, and Silver Antelope awards. “Tom the Order of the Arrow stand for.” the Order on all levels of the organization.” goes out of his way to ensure that the youth are the ones who lead,” says his nomination.

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Mark C. Bicket Robert C. Black, Jr. Robert J. Crume Mark C. Bicket is from Edmond, Robert C. Black, Jr. is from Vestal, Robert J. Crume is from Dewey, Oklahoma, and the Last Frontier New York, and the Baden Powell Oklahoma, and the Cherokee Area Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Council. He attained the rank of Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 78. Eagle Scout as a youth and is cur- currently registered as a District Mark is a recent graduate of the rently a council executive board Member at Large. Professionally, University of Oklahoma. He has member. Bob is a manager for BAE Bob is a consultant for Accenture. served the Order as Section SR-3A Systems in upstate New York. He He has served the Order as Lodge Chief, on NLS Staff, and as the has served the Order as Lodge Ad- Chief, three terms as Section Chief, Conference Vice Chief for Shows viser, Section NE-3B Adviser and and as the Conference Vice Chief in 2004. He has been recognized on countless NOAC staffs. He has for Inductions and Ceremonial with the Founder’s Award. “Mark always exceeds what been recognized with the Founder’s Award and Silver Events at the 2000 National Conference. He has been was asked of him and routinely adds value to whatever Beaver. His nomination reads in part, “His dedication recognized with the Founder’s Award and is a member he undertakes,” read his citation. and service have enabled Scouting to deliver our promise of Order of Omega. His nomination reads, “Bob’s to youth and have left a lasting impressions on the Order warm personal style has always been one of inclusion in New York.” and consensus building. He is an example of servant leadership.” Andrew P. Desilet David C. Dowty Tyson E. Ford Andrew P. Desilet hails from Tigard, David C. Dowty currently resides Tyson E. Ford is from Watertown, Oregon and the Cascade Pacific in Providence, Rhode Island and New York and the Hiawatha Seaway Council. He is an Eagle Scout and is registered with the Narragansett Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop Council. He is an Eagle Scout and a Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 423. Drew is currently a student troop committee member. David is 496. He has served the Order as at Oregon State University. He has a recent graduate of Johnston and Section NE-3B Secretary, Section served the Order as Lodge Chief, Wales University. He has served the NE-3B Chief, editor-in-chief of the Section W-1A Chief and was the Order as Lodge Vice Chief, Sec- 2004 NOAC Today newspaper and youth editor for the National Lodge tion NE-2B Chief, and as the 2004 as a youth editor of the National Program Resource Book from 2002 National Vice Chief. He represented Bulletin. He has been recognized to 2004. He has been recognized with the Founder’s the BSA at the 2004 Arab Scout Conference and served with the Founder’s Award. His nomination reads, “Tyson Award. His nomination reads in part, “Drew’s hard work on the BSA National Advancement Committee as a youth has been one of the most dynamic and organized youth and dedication in training and service to his fellow Ar- representative. Comments in support of his nomina- integrally involved in the communications of the Order rowmen will be remembered for years to come.” tion read, “David C. Dowty is a giving, willing, cheerful of the Arrow.” servant and leader – a credible role model and example for so many.” Michael Gollner Christopher A. Grove, MD Jonathan A. Hardin Michael Gollner is from San Di- Christopher A. Grove hails from Jonathan A. Hardin currently resides ego, California and the California Troy, Ohio and the Miami Valley in Columbia, South Carolina and Inland Empire Council. He is an Council. He is an Eagle Scout and the Indian Waters Council. He is an Eagle Scout and is an Assistant serves as Council Commissioner. Eagle Scout and Assistant Scout- Scoutmaster in Troop 444. He has Chris is a general surgeon and a master from Troop 202. Jonathan served the Order as Lodge Chief, partner at Miami County Surgeons, is a student at the South Carolina Section W-4B Chief and as youth Inc. He has served the Order as Honors College at the University chairman for the National Events Lodge Chief and is currently the of South Carolina. He has served Promotions Taskforce. He has been Section C-4B Adviser. Since 1999, the Order as Lodge Chief, Section on numerous NLS staffs and has Chris has served on the medical SR-5 Chief and as the Commit- received the Founder’s Award. Comments in support staff for national OA events and is serving as the Assis- tee Chairman for the Technical Services Committee at of his nomination read, “Mike has taken the vision of tant Medical Director for the 2006 National Conference. Indian Summer in 2003. He is a Founder’s Award recipi- building a consistent platform for national promotion He is a Founder’s Award and Silver Beaver recipient. His ent and was the Web Direct Chairman for the National and brought it to reality.” nomination reads in part, “He is generous and is certainly OA Website in 2003-2004. His nomination reads, “I am deserving of this honor for his service and the example humbled by the classy and cheerful way he goes about he sets.” his considerable duties.” Paul Jensen Jeffery Quinn Jonasen Scott Christopher Keenan Paul Jensen is from Stephen, Min- Jeffery Quinn Jonasen is from Win- Scott Christopher Keenan is from nesota and the Northern Lights ter Garden, Florida and the Central Fairhope, Alabama and the Mobile Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Florida Council. Jeffery is an Eagle Area Council. He is an Eagle Scout an Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop Scout and is currently the Council and an Assistant Scoutmaster of 41. Paul is currently a Student at President-Elect. He has served as Troop 47. Scotty is currently a the University of Minnesota. He Lodge Chief, Lodge Adviser and student at the University of South has served as Lodge Chief, Section Section Adviser. He has been rec- Alabama majoring in mathematics. Chief and as the 2005 Central Re- ognized with the Founder’s Award, He has served as Section Chief and gion Chief. His nomination reads the District Award of Merit and the as a National Jamboree Vice Chief. in part, “His generally quiet and Silver Beaver. His nomination reads His nomination reads in part, “He sometimes shy demeanor is a real strength which allows in part, “Jeff Jonasen has distinguished himself from truly cares for our brothers in the Order and consistently KLPWRKHOSRWKHUVÀQGWKHLUZD\LQWROHDGHUVKLSSRVL- many others in many facets, crystallizing what the adult’s demonstrates his understanding of our admonition in his tions while providing strong and encouraging support role in Scouting should be.” relationship with others” for their efforts”

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Brian Cutino Jared Davis Seth Dearmin Brian Cutino is from Nesconset, Jared Davis is from Alexandria, Seth Dearmin is from Pinnacle, New York, and the Suffolk County Virginia and the National Capital North Carolina and the Old Hickory Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Area Council. He is an Eagle Scout Council. He is an Eagle Scout and currently registered as an Assistant with seven palms and currently reg- Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop Scoutmaster in Troop 888. Brian istered as an Assistant Scoutmaster 400. Seth is a recent graduate of is a student at the University of in Troop 980. He has served the Or- the University of North Carolina Hartford. He has served the Order der as Lodge Chief, Section NE-4C where he served as the president as Lodge Chief for two terms, as Chief for two terms and as Confer- of the UNC Student Body. He has Section NE-2B Chief for two terms, ence Vice Chief for Activities and served the Order as Lodge Chief, on NLS Staff and on the Northeast Recreation at the 2004 National Section SR-7B Chief and in 2004 Region and National Web Site staffs. “Few embody the Conference. He has been on numerous NLS and NLATS as the Southern Region Chief. He has been recognized spirit of service like Brian whose extreme dedication is staffs in the Northeast Region. “Jared has demonstrated with the Founder’s Award. His nomination reads, “He an example for all Arrowmen,” reads his citation. exceptional devotion and leadership to the Order and the has a proven record of accomplishment with dedicated ” reads his citation. service, positive attitude and strong leadership.”

Stephen F. Gaines Keith Gallaway Jeffrey R. Godley Stephen F. Gaines hails from Rich- Keith Gallaway currently resides Jeffrey R. Godley is from North land, Washington and the Blue in Cimarron, New Mexico and Stonington, Connecticut and the Mountain Council. He is the Council serves the BSA in a professional Connecticut Rivers Council. As a Commissioner and serves on the capacity as the National Director youth, he attained the rank of Eagle National OA History and Preser- of High Adventure. He is a Vigil Scout and served as Lodge Chief. vation Committee. Steve is retired Honor member of the Yah-Tah- Jeff is an attorney with Brown, Ja- after 33 years of employment, most Hey-Si-Kess Lodge. He has served cobson, Tillinghast, Lahan & King, recently as a manager at Framatome. the Order for over two decades as P.C. He has served as the adviser to He has also served the Order as a Supreme Chief of the Fire and as both Section NE-3A and NE-1B Lodge Adviser and Section W-1C the professional adviser to several and currently serves as a member Adviser. He has been recognized with the Founder’s sections from the Western Region while working as an his council’s executive board. He is a James E. West fel- Award, Silver Beaver and is a James E. West Fellow. His Area Director. His nomination reads, “The Order has yet low. His nomination reads in part, “Whether personally, nomination read, “Steve is a humble, caring, and inspi- to have a summer where Keith has not been consistently professionally or in Scouting, Jeff is the embodiment of rational adviser who continues to provide distinguished involved in helping to make the OA National High Ad- what we want the young men in the Order of the Arrow and outstanding service to the Order.” venture programs a success.” to grow to become.”

Matthew Kent Harris Glenn A. Haynes Jeffrey Edward Hayward Matthew Kent Harris is from Tigard, Glenn A. Haynes is from Rich- Jeffrey Edward Hayward is from 2UHJRQDQGWKH&DVFDGH3DFLÀF ardson, Texas and the Circle Ten Pierre, South Dakota and the Sioux Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Council. He is a Troop Committee Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster from Troop Member of Troop 778. Glenn is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 423. Matthew is currently a student currently Section Manager of Me- 173. Jeffrey is currently a student at the University of Washington, Se- chanical Engineering Department at at the University of South Dakota. attle. He has served as Lodge Chief, Raytheon. He has served at NOAC, He has served as Lodge Chief, Sec- OA LodgeMaster Project Manager the National Jamboree, the National tion Chief and as the 2004 National and in 2005 as Interim Section W- Leadership Summit and Indian Sum- Chief. He has been recognized with 1A Chief. He has been recognized mer on the Administrative Services the Founder’s Award. His nomina- with the Founder’s Award. His nomination reads in part, staff. He has been recognized with the District Award of tion reads in part, “He always demonstrates a servant’s “Matt Harris is one of the most energetic and passionate Merit and the Silver Beaver. His nomination reads in part, heart – whether taking time to talk to a wide-eyed thirteen young leaders I have met.” “Glenn Haynes is one of those quiet servant leaders who year old member just wanting to meet and say hello or can always be counted on to get the job done.” talking a national committee member...”

Craig E. Leighty Bradley Long Edward T. Lynes Craig E. Leighty is an Eagle Scout Bradley Long is from Pulaski, Vir- Edward T. Lynes is an Eagle Scout from Pleasanton, California and the ginia and the Blue Ridge Mountains from Boston, Massachusetts and the San Francisco Bay Area Council. He Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Knox Trail Council. He has served has served as Lodge Adviser, Sec- an Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop as Lodge Chief, Section NE-1A tion Adviser, on the Special Events 249. Bradley is currently a student Chief and as the 2004 Northeast Staff at NOAC, as co-Adviser for at King College. He has served as Region Chief. He has been recog- the OA Museum/Center for His- Lodge Chief, Section Chief and as nized with the Founder’s Award. His tory. Presently, he is a member of Southern Region Chief in 2005. He nomination reads in part, “I envy the National Subcommittee on His- has received the Founder’s Award. his energy and intellect, his drive tory and Preservation. He has been His nomination reads in part “Brad- for perfection and his insistence to recognized with the Founder’s Award, the District Award ley is an exceptional young man both in and out of Scout- ‘go the extra mile’ long after others quit saying ‘that’s of Merit, Silver Beaver and is a James E. West Fellow. His ing… He has his life focused on servant leadership.” good enough’.” nomination reads in part, “His transformation of our work from history to ‘living’ history has been remarkable, notable, and generous.”

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Seth Y. Mollitt Patrick Murphy Daniel J. O’Rourke Seth Y. Mollitt is from Jacksonville, Patrick Murphy is from Tempe, Daniel J. O’Rourke is an Eagle Scout Florida and the North Florida Arizona and the Grand Canyon from Wilbraham, Massachusetts Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Council. He is an Eagle Scout and and serves his council as an Assis- on the Troop Committee of Troop currently registered as an Assistant tant Scoutmaster with Troop 359. 35. Seth is currently a student at the Scoutmaster with Troop 853. He Before serving as the Northeast University of Florida. He has served served the Order as the 2005 Na- Region Chief in 2005, Dan served as Section Chief and as the 2005 Na- tional Chief and as a Section Chief as the Section Chief of NE-1B. tional Vice Chief. He has been rec- in 2004. Serving as a staff member He has staffed and organized many ognized with the Founder’s Award. for NLS and NLATS all over the NLS and NLATS in the Northeast His nomination reads in part, “Seth country, Patrick’s citation reads: “his Region and served as a member of was completely at ease as a leader, and he inspired those passion for Scouting and the Order is a true breath of the Regional Committee. One section of his citation with whom he served to work nearly as hard as he did.” fresh air and he is dedicated to serving others.” mentioned that “he rarely displays his ego about his of- ÀFHDQGSRVLWLRQDQGLVDWUXHH[DPSOHRI ZKDWVFRXWLQJ can produce in a young man.”

C. Thomas Ritchey Gilbert Rogers, III Robin Jerry Rosamond C. Thomas Ritchey is an Eagle Gilbert Rogers, III, is an Eagle Scout Robin Jerry Rosamond is an Eagle Scout from Irving, Texas where from Middletown, Connecticut and Scout from Keizer, Oregon where he is currently serving as a profes- the Connecticut Rivers Council, he is currently serving as an As- sional scouter with the National where he serves as an Assistant sistant Scoutmaster with Troop 20. Council. Throughout his career in Scoutmaster for his home unit. Gil Rob has served the Order as Section scouting he has served as a Section served the Order as a three-term Vice Chief and a two-term Section Staff Adviser for 16 years, Council section chief, 2003 Editor of the Chief of W-1A, and is a member of Scout Executive, and as the Director Northeast Region Visionary, and the the National Web Team. He has also of the National Camping School. Conference Vice Chief for Training served on many NLS and NLATS Thomas is currently an Associate at the 2004 NOAC. In addition to staffs for the Western Region. His Director with Information Systems for the BSA. His this service, Gil has served many years as part of the citation read that Rob “is a standout section chief and citation read that “he has performed exceptionally in all OA Wilderness Voyage staff. His citation reads: “he has Arrowman.” he has been asked to do.” helped improve the lives of hundreds of Arrowmen as a result of his dedication and hard work.”

David J. Ross, II Joe Sadewasser Brian D. Stock David J. Ross, II, is an Eagle Scout Joe Sadewasser is an Eagle Scout Brian D. Stock is an Eagle Scout from Southlake, Texas and is the from Dubuque, Iowa where he from Olympia, Washington and current Assistant Chief Scout serves the Northeast Iowa Council currently serves as an Assistant Executive of the Boy Scouts of as an Assistant Scoutmaster for 6FRXWPDVWHUIRU7URRSRI 3DFLÀF America. He entered Scouting in Troop 25. Joe served as the 2004 Harbors Council. Brian has served 1967 as a District Executive in Fort Central Region Chief and previ- as Section Secretary, Section Vice Wayne Indiana and served as Direc- ously as a Lodge Chief and Section Chief, and as the Chief of Section tor of Finance, Director of Field Chief. Joe served as a member of :%,QDGGLWLRQWRVWDIÀQJPDQ\ Service, and as a Scout Executive in the Central Region Executive Board NLS and NLATS seminars, Brian Dubuque, Iowa, Binghamton, New and has staffed many NLATS and helped to develop the Conclave York, and Kansas City, Missouri. David also served at the NLS conferences. His citation reads that “Joe is a brother Training Initiative from 2002 to 2005. His citation notes National Council as the Director of the Council Services who wears the sash proudly and leads others to do the “here is a young man who has had a long habit of stepping Division. His citation notes that Ross’ “service to the same.” forward and giving distinguished service to the purpose Scouting profession speaks volumes about his character and principles of the Order.” and is a true testament to the Boy Scout ideals.”

Michael L. Thompson Phil Vanderwerker Nicholas Williams Michael L. Thompson is an Eagle Phil Vanderwerker is an Eagle Scout Nicholas Williams is an Eagle Scout Scout from Mauldin, South Carolina from Glen Rock, New Jersey and from Dubuque, Iowa and serves as a and currently serves as the Coun- is a member of the Northern New District Executive in the W.D. Boyce cil Commissioner of Blue Ridge Jersey Council. Phil served as a Council. Nick served as the 2003 Council and as the member of the two-term lodge chief as a youth has Indian Summer Program Vice Chief Executive Board of the Southern staffed a number of National OA for Activities and Recreation and Region. Michael has a strong record Conferences. He has contributed a has staffed many NLS and NLATS of service as an Adviser for Sec- great deal of effort towards improv- seminars. He also served as the C- tion SR-5 and as a staff member ing the OA Wilderness Voyage and 3B Section Vice Chief and Section for many National Conferences. served as the Assistant Director in Chief. His citation reads that “the In addition, Michael has been serving as the Southern 2003 and 2004 before serving as Director of the entire legacy he leaves with the youth he serves is exactly why Region NLATS coordinator for the past four years. His program in 2005. His citation reads “Phil is an outstand- we are all involved with the Order of the Arrow.” citation notes that “Michael tends to stay away from the ing leader who has dedicated himself to serving our OA spotlight but has been a superb behind-the-scenes leader national high adventure and service programs.” and motivator for many youth Arrowmen.”

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7KH2I¿FLDO3XEOLFDWLRQRI12$& 10 Monday, July 31, 2006 The Daily Legend VIA Luncheon The Special Events committee is proud to sponsor an event to recognize a A Tradition very special group of brothers. The lodge chief and the youngest Arrowman from every lodge have received special invitations to a VIA (Very Important Arrowman) luncheon. The luncheon provides an opportunity for brothers across the nation to of Service share a meal, get to know each other, as well as visit with and talk to the national RIÀFHUVDQGPHPEHUVRI WKHQDWLRQDOFRPPLWWHHRQHRQRQH The OA Service Corps has a new and interesting twist for NOAC 2006. In the past there has been only one service lodge that handles most of the behind- Leaving with a special gift, tons of ideas, and motivation to organize more great the-scenes work. This year however, the National Committee has decided to programs in their lodge, every VIA will certainly have more than just a great lunch! bring the Service Corps to NOAC. Made up of Arrowmen from all over the Luncheons begin at 11:30 a.m. and are in the Big 10 A&B Rooms of the Kellogg country, they will function just like the National Jamboree Service Corps. &HQWHU9,$VVKRXOGVHHWKHLULQYLWDWLRQVIRUWKHVSHFLÀFGD\IRUWKHLUOXQFKHRQ As in the past, the Service Corps is still responsible for many of the behind- the-scenes tasks of NOAC such as providing service, making local purchases, and helping with logistical aspects of the conference. Already, the Service Corps has been quite busy, working with the other conference committees to Night Life at NOAC ÀQGZD\VLQZKLFKWKH\FDQEHRI KHOSWKURXJKRXWWKHFRQIHUHQFH If you look at the schedule, you can clearly see each day of the conference is This year the Service Corps is also providing opportunities for all Arrow- packed with events. However, even after the show closes, NOAC parties on! Patch men to perform service while attending NOAC. Individuals can volunteer for trading, bowling, and pool are just a few of the activities available in the late night blocks of two hours and anyone providing 10 hours of service or more will hours. What’s better than hanging out with your friends and passing the time with qualify for a special recognition. The Service Corps is both ready and excited a little competition? To top it off, all of these activities are free! The MSU Union for NOAC 2006 and hopes everyone else is also. is the place to be after the evening show.

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Scouting’s National Honor Society The Daily Legend Monday, July 31, 2006 11 2XU%URWKHU0LNH)RVVXP¶V :RUOG6FRXW-DPERUHH By James Poindexter celebration open only to participants; no 5HFHQW7ULSWR6SDFH visitors will be permitted to attend. It On July 27, 2007, Scouts and Scout- By James Poindexter video connections to the station’s mobile will begin with a sunrise show at 6:00 ers from around the world will assemble transporter rail car. They also tested a.m. to kick off the festivities. During at Hyland Park in Chelmsford, Essex, Mike Fossum was looking forward techniques for inspecting and repairing the day, there will be tons of fun games UK, to kick off the 21st World Jamboree. to attending NOAC this year, but his the reinforced carbon-carbon segments and many programs to commemorate Over 40,000 participants representing latest high-adventure trip was delayed that protect the shuttle’s nose cone and the history of Scouting. There will be over 150 countries will unite to celebrate and kept him from joining us. leading edge of the wings. a huge party that evening, with dancing the 100th anniversary of Scouting. Par- He recently returned from a trip Mike was born December 19, 1957, and an interactive show. ticipants will have opportunities during to the International Space Station that in South Dakota, and grew up in Texas. The World Jamboree is a once in the Jamboree to meet interesting people lasted 306 hours, 37 minutes and 54 sec- He married the former Melanie J. Lon- a lifetime experience that every Scout from all corners of the earth. This is one onds. During this mission, Mike, along don. They now have 4 children. He should consider attending. The cost is of only a handful of events a person with Piers Sellers, tested new equipment HQMR\VIDPLO\DFWLYLWLHVMRJJLQJÀVKLQJ $3975 for participants up to the age of can attend (besides the Olympics) to be and procedures that increase the safety and backpacking. His mother, Patricia 18. Adults 18-20 are welcome to register in a single place with so many different rd of space shuttles, and produced never- A. Fossum, resides in McAllen, Texas, as 3 Assistant Scoutmasters for a con- nations represented. before-seen, high-resolution images of while his father, Merlyn E. Fossum, is tingent, while everyone else 18 and over While attending the Jamboree, the shuttle during and after its July 4 deceased. can serve on staff or as a member of the Scouts will participate in patrol activities. launch. Mike graduated from McAllen High International Service Team (IST). The They will also take part in three days of In a letter he wrote to the partici- School in McAllen, Texas, in 1976. He cost for IST members 18-24 is $1750, off-site activity, including , pants of NOAC 2006, Mike said: then graduated from Texas A&M Uni- while IST age 25 and over costs $1950. ZKHUHWKHÀUVW:RRG%DGJHFRXUVHZDV ´

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