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The Silver Beaver

The Silver Beaver

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The National Council, acting through its Executive Board, awards the Silver Beaver. This award may be made each year upon the nomination of the local council. It is made for noteworthy service of exceptional character to youth by registered Scouters within the territory under the jurisdiction of the Longhorn Council, .

Silver Beaver Award

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AprilApril Twenty Nineteenth Fourth,, Two Two ThousandThousand SixteenEighteen LONGHORNLONGHORN COUNCIL,COUNCIL, BOYBOY SCOUTSSCOUTS OF AMERICA Hurst, TexasTexas John Corpany

Eagle John Corpany is a lifelong scout. John first joined Scouting in 1972 and was active in Troop 512 & Post 12 where he rose to the leadership roles of SPL and President respectively. John was active in OA Lodge Nishkin Halupa A Pe Lachi where he served as Choctaw Chapter Chief and two terms as the Nishkin Lodge Ceremonies Chairman. John’s cheerful and dedicated service was recognized with the Vigil Honor in 1979. As a young adult, John had the perfect summer job – being a Philmont in 1981 and 1982. When the time came, John served as Den Leader, eventually bridging with his son to Troop 32 and actively serving as an ASM. John completed and gave back by serving on two Wood Badge courses, as TG and Quartermaster. Continuing his cheerful service, he instructed on Faculty at the in 2007 and staffed the 2010 National Scout . The twelfth point of the has shaped much of John’s life. John served as the Religious Emblems Coordinator, promoting others to explore their relationship with their Creator, for both his Cub Scout Pack as well as Troop 32. Practicing his faith, John served on the Fort Worth Catholic Committee on Scouting as a Committee Member and helped organize multiple years of the 10 Commandments Hike. John is also an active member of his Church as a Eucharistic Minister and serves on the Vocations Team. For his service to Catholic Scouting, in 2017 was graciously awarded the St. George Emblem by the National Catholic Committee on Scouting. His current position in Scouting is the Mustang District Religious Emblems Coordinator and also serves on the district’s Eagle Scout Board of Review. John is the proud father of his son, Elliot, who earned his Eagle rank, and his daughter Christina, who earned the Girl Scout Silver Award. While not Scouting, John works in IT as a Solution Architect for the Burlington Northern Sante Fe Railway.

John Cuccaro

John Cuccaro has been active in Scouting all of his life; born into Scouting, as both of his parents worked at the National Boy Scout office in New Jersey. Today he is very active in the Tonkawa District, and has worked for over 10 years with many packs, troops and crews as Cubmaster, Committee Chairman, Unit Commissioner, and Committee Member. On the Council level, he is currently the Advisor for the Officers Association. An Eagle Scout himself, John is fully trained in every area of Scouting, and has staffed a number of National Youth Leadership Training and Wood Badge courses. He is a life member of the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA), and received the Distinguished Commissioner Service Award in 2017. He also has the James E. West Society Fellowship Award and District Award of Merit. John has said many times that an ill-trained adult is ill-serving the boys. That’s why he does what he does to keep the program strong and make training opportunities available as much as possible. John’s lifestyle blends his life in Scouting with his life in faith through the Catholic Church – he is a past chairman of the Diocesan Catholic Committee on Scouting. His passion for volunteering extends to the American Heart Association of Dallas (John wrote and produced “Camp Young at Heart”) and the Suicide and Crisis Center of Dallas. Amazingly John is heavily involved with youth inside and outside of Scouting despite the fact he does not have a son or daughter in the program. At the heart of it, he never forgets the young Cub Scout, Boy Scout, or Venturer who is looking for adventure, advancement to higher ranks, and excitement in being with his fellow Scouts, learning a new skill or testing an old one; all the while building character. John’s strong faith propels him to make a difference in the ever-changing and shifting American youth culture toward more stability, reassurance, and showing God as a rock to hold on to. Brent Denison

After completing a two-year mission for his church in Thailand and while attending Texas Tech University as a full-time engineering student, Brent embarked on his first leadership opportunity in Scouting as a Webelos Leader in 1980. Throughout most of the next thirty-eight years, Brent has led an incredible Scouting life. In addition to Den Leader, he has been the Scoutmaster for troops in three different councils. Also he has served as Assistant Scoutmaster; Pack, Troop, and District Committee Chair; Chartered Organization Representative; and he currently serves as the Boy Scout Roundtable Commissioner and District Committee Vice-Chair for the Silver Star District. He never turns down an opportunity to help out his church-sponsored pack, especially when the rolls around, or to teach knots and woodworking at Cub Day Camp. Brent participated in and staffed Woodbadge in the . Also he has staffed several sessions of University of Scouting, Merit Badge College, and has planned and participated in numerous LDS-specific Scout training sessions. Brent earned the District Award of Merit in two different districts along with many other district-level awards and honors as well as the Vigil Honor in the , and the Adult Religious Award. One of Brent’s most memorable tributes was an honorary “Beagle Scout” award, presented to him by some of the boys he helped to “Be Eagles”. His love of Scouting and the outdoors motivated Brent to accompany Scouts to many summer camps and high adventures. He has been an adult advisor on two summer Philmont treks and one Philmont Winter Adventure. He’s even enjoyed multiple Philmont Family Weekends with his family. Outside of Scouting, Brent serves youth as a member of the LDS Church, working to insure everyone feels welcome and valued through cheerful service. He keeps a positive outlook to serve young men and women who will someday be our future leaders. He also volunteers with local community emergency preparedness groups including Tarrant County RACES (Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service), Fort Worth CERT (Community Emergency Response Team), and Cresson CERT. Brent has been married to his wife, Joy, for thirty-five years. Their two sons are both Eagle Scouts and have served as adult Scout leaders. Their grown daughter has been an adult Cub .

Tom Frey

Eagle Scout Tom Frey has been active in Scouting as an adult leader for over 13 years. He has held leadership positions in Trinity Trails and has worked with Troop 499 as the Scoutmaster, and Cubmaster and Den Leader of Pack 565. He has enjoyed being active in University of Scouting as an instructor, and he has staffed Wood Badge. Tom has staffed both the Council and National Jamboree. He is very active in Trinity Trails in district roles from District Activities Team to Assistant District Commissioner. Tom’s passion for training is one of his obvious qualities. He has taught countless youth and adults in the form of classroom, merit badges and outdoor skills. He loves teaching anything from STEM-related (he has his PhD in Engineering) to anything music related. An impressive skill that Tom possesses is being able to create a sincere, personal bond with youth, showing authentic interest in the youth and where they are headed. There are many Eagle Scouts who would not have made it to their rank without Tom’s personal interest in them. Tom also feels the need to help and nourish adult volunteers to be the best leaders they can be in the form of years of adult leader training. Tom has been married to Jennifer for over 26 years and they have two children: Christine and Eagle Scout Thomas Frey III. When he is not camping, he is a Senior Fellow at Lockheed Martin. Michael Thomas Goodrich

Eagle Scout Michael Goodrich has been active in Scouting all his life, and as an adult leader for over 30 years. He has held numerous leadership roles from Committee Member to Scoutmaster in several councils. He has been a Merit Badge Counselor for 30 years in various councils. He has received the Scouter’s Training Award, is a member of the National Eagle Scout Association and, is also a member of the Order of the Arrow. Michael is a James E. West Society Fellowship Member and has received the On My Honor - LDS Religious Award. He was the Santa Fe District Scouter of the Year Award winner in 2008. Michael is also very active in training courses offered by the council, and has participated and staffed National Youth Leadership Training. He also enjoyed Wood Badge as a participant in 2007 and staffed in 2009 through 2014. Michael Goodrich is what we consider one of our unsung heroes of the Scouting Program. He never brags on what he helps with or ever expects praise; he is the background guy and makes the program stronger due to his strong leadership and hard work. Michael is married to Katie, who has been supportive of his volunteer work with Scouting for over 25 years.

Jim Hamilton

Though Jim Hamilton holds an MBA degree from the University of Dallas and Master’s Certification in Internet Marketing from the Univ. of San Francisco, he holds his Eagle Scout achievement as the key factor that drove him to a life of leading and serving. Jim started Scouting as a Cub Scout in the Chicago Area Council in the early 1960s, where he received his Arrow of Light Award. He served in every Boy Scout youth leadership position and was the Boatswain of his Ship and held the Sea Scout rank of Able. Jim became a Brotherhood member of the Order of the Arrow and attended two National . Jim represented the Chicago Area Council at the first ever Order of the Arrow National Indian Seminar in 1974. He is Immediate Past President of the Longhorn Council and President Select of BSA’s Southern Region Area 2. He is also Chairman of Colleyville Police Explorer Post 5201. Outside of Scouting, Jim is President and CEO of Selectron Solutions, CEO of the global investment and consulting company Identity Ventures LLC, and an Adjunct Professor in the College of Business at the University of Dallas. Jim previously served as Corporate Vice President Global Retail and Distribution for Motorola Mobility (a subsidiary of Google) and Executive Vice President of Marketing, Merchandising, Product Development and Global Sourcing at RadioShack Corporation. Jim has been recognized in the “International Who’s Who in Business Professionals” and served for nine years on the Board of the Consumer Electronics Association. However, his drive to make a difference in the community led him become a Grapevine-Colleyville ISD School Board member, Director Colleyville Lions Club, and President Colleyville Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association. Jim lives with his wife Kimberly in Colleyville, Texas. They have two grown daughters and a beautiful Bear Cub Scout grandson named Bryan! John Hughes

Scouting is John Hughes’ service to youth and he is highly dedicated to concentrating his time to the program. He has been active in Scouting as an adult leader for over 18 years. A devoted Scoutmaster of Troop 148 for 13 years, and retired Cubmaster for 3 years, John has also held leadership positions in Brazos Valley District including merit badge counselor, and District Committee member. John has been extremely active in the Wood Badge Program since his 2010 course. He has dutifully staffed Wood Badge courses since 2011. He received the Scouter’s Training Award, District Award of Merit in Brazos Valley District, Scoutmaster of the Year Award in both Brazos Valley District and Santa Fe District , and Cub Award in Santa Fe District. John has been taking a lead role in organizing and running the Highland Games for the Longhorn Council for the past 10 years. He coordinated the Highland Games portion at the past two Council in 2012 and 2016. This is very hard for John to do since he is required to travel to other states and Canada regularly 3-4 days per week for his full time job. John often schedules his flights to leave in the wee early hours on Tuesday mornings so he can be a Scout adult on Monday nights. He often returns home only to pack up and take the troop to an event on the weekend or to serve at council events. John has been married to his wife, Jennifer for almost 28 years. They have 4 children. Their oldest son Zach received his Eagle Scout in 2010. Jared, the middle son is finalizing his Eagle, while the youngest son is working on his Second Class rank.

Michael J. Jones

Much of the impact of a man’s life is measured by his influence on others. In Michael’s case, one could say he saved many lives through his example in Scouting deep in the inner city of Fort Worth with “at risk” Scouts. Michael is a tall man of stature, but his character is taller. After becoming a faithful listener to Rev. James Dobson on the radio, Michael joined his son’s Cub Scout Pack 216 in 2008 as committee member. He could immediately see the need for mentoring to so many of the boys. Over the course of time, he would accept becoming Scoutmaster of Troop 216 with the help of Helene Colter, Frank Walker and Tony Lampkin. Boys began to achieve under his guidance and strict adherence to the Scout Oath and Law, thus giving his young men a solid rock to stand on. First there were summer camps to Sid Richardson. From there, he guided treks to Philmont, Sea Base Florida, the Summit Bechtel, and the National Jamborees in 2013 and 2017. He included trips to Washington D.C. to show his Scouts the way our government is set up, and our nation’s history. When a Scout was not able to afford high adventure treks, or equipment, or uniforms, Michael built a coalition of city leaders, businessmen, and private donors to provide funding for hardworking deserving Scouts. He even provided free swimming lessons in order for a Scout to qualify for their treks involving water. This amazing man started out small, but his dream to serve the inner city youth has become a testament to his faith, hard work, and the Scouting Program. Today, Michael serves on the Council Membership Committee advising on relationships and diversity. Michael’s own son became an Eagle Scout, and now many others in Troop 216 as well. Michael is married to his wife, Mary and have three children, and four grandchildren. Outside of Scouting, he has been a deacon for over ten years at Mt. Olive Missionary Church. Debbie Kerrigan

Debbie Kerrigan has been involved in Scouting for 13 years and serves in a variety of roles at the unit, district, and council level. She is the Committee Chair for Crew 2001, Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 2001, Committee Member for Crew 1881, and was the Cubmaster for Pack 1099 two years. Debbie is a merit badge counselor; working with Scouts on Family Life and Personal Fitness. She currently serves as a board member for the Longhorn Council. In Brazos Valley District, she serves as the Membership Chair and Nominating Committee Chair. Debbie is extremely proud of her three boys (Keaton-Eagle Scout, Kevin-Eagle Scout and Kyle Second Class). Debbie remembers the day her older boys came home from elementary school very excited asking to join Cub Scouts, all stemming from a boy talk at school. Who knew that when she and her husband, Kurt said, “Yes” her life would be changed forever by friendships and experiences that will last a lifetime? Jumping into Cub Scouts, Debbie was eager to know more about the program. She was a Brownie in first grade. Her mom was the Den Leader. She still lives by one of the songs her den sang, “Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver and the other gold.” Excited to learn, Debbie attended Powderhorn in 2010 and met a couple of experienced Scouters that would introduce her to Wood Badge. Well, the rest is history… If you know Debbie, you know she is more than passionate about Wood Badge, life-long learning, the Scout Oath and Law, and making Scouting fun with a purpose. Debbie is driven by leading Scouts in fun adventures like various pack, troop and crew activities and camping experiences, National Jamborees, Council Camporees, a Llama Trek in Colorado, staffing NYLT and sharing the values, vision, and mission of Scouting in every aspect of her life. Working with youth and adults has always been in her blood from the time she was a classroom teacher to serving as a Course Director on the upcoming 2018 summer Wood Badge course at Lakeview Lodge. Outside of Scouting, Debbie has been active in her church’s Vacation Bible School and escorting youth on mission trips. While her sons were in band, she volunteered with the Aledo Band Boosters and chaperoned many trips. Debbie is dedicated to promoting the Boy Scout movement and being actively involved as the organization continues to mold youth into good citizens; ‘doing a good turn daily’.

Michael Marek

Michael Marek is an Eagle Scout with three Eagle palms and is a Vigil member of the Order of the Arrow. Currently he is serving as Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 152. Michael is also the Camp Director for Camp Tahuaya, a large Council Camp near Waco. He has been actively involved as a summer camp staff member at Camp Tahuaya since 2005, and worked his way up to the Camp Director position in 2014. Michael has served as the District Commissioner for the Chisholm Trail District, and also the OA Chapter Advisor where he received the District Award of Merit. His OA involvement continues on from his youth participation where he served as the Lodge Chief for Netopalis Sipo Schipinachk Lodge of the Longhorn Council which has inspired his leadership within his District. Michael takes great joy in staffing various programs. He helped staff the 2013 National Jamboree for the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) at the Summit Bechtel and has earned the Triple Crown Award by attending all three National High Adventure bases. Michael’s dedication to Scouting is inspired by his father who also received the . His father encouraged his participation through the years. He has continued his involvement in Scouting for over 24 years. Michael Marek is our youngest recipient this year. He is only 29 years old. Scott Martin

Scott Martin has been active in Scouting for over 19 years, as an adult and enjoys volunteering in Tejas District. He has held numerous positions such as Assistant Scoutmaster and Committee Chair of Troop 120. He has worked with Pack 120 as the Assistant Webelos Den Leader, and Post 52 as the Merit Badge Counselor, also as the Order of the Arrow Chapter Advisor for Tejas District. He has been selected as the faculty for Northstar Adult Training, and has worked for two years as the Philmont Tracks Adult Advisor. He received the Scouter’s Key award in 2004, and the Scouter’s Training Award in 2007. He is an Order of the Arrow Member and was honored with the Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor in 2005. Scott has received the District Award of Merit and the James E. West Society Fellowship Award, and is a Worth Ranch Golden Award winner and a Centurion Award winner. Scott has been very active in Scouting in all areas of the Longhorn Council. Scott has been active in his community as a member of the Everman Baseball Youth Association for over 3 years and has been the Commissioner for 3 years in his town of Everman. He is a lifelong member of First Baptist Church and has worked on the youth programs under the leadership of Pastor Jim Tucker who is a lifelong friend. Scott and his wife Shauna were married at Worth Ranch in 2013 and have one daughter named Phoebe.

Marc McCauley

Marc McCauley has enabled thousands of Scouts to learn how to find their way. Marc first learned his map reading skills travelling with his dad in West Texas when he would throw a map in young Marc’s lap and ask him how to get to Amarillo, Lubbock or another town or city. His skills increased after joining Cub Scouts in 1963, and again as he advanced to Boy Scouts. After he became a parent, Marc decided his son Sam should follow his same wayfinding path. They joined Cub Scouts together in 1996 and he took onthe role of Asst. Cubmaster. After bridging to Boy Scouts, Marc became even more involved helping guide more and more Scouts as Asst. Scoutmaster, multiple roles within the Trinity Trails District, and deep involvement in the Order of the Arrow. He serves now as Troop Committee Chairman. Over the years Marc was recognized for his faithful leadership by receiving the District Appreciation Award, District Super Scouter Award, District Experienced Scouter Award, District Award of Merit and the OA Vigil Honor. In 1997 Marc found a new calling when he experienced the exciting sport of orienteering at Score-O with his son’s Bear Den. His passion for the sport led him to join the staff of the Longhorn Council’s orienteering Score-O, Cub-O and Spring-O events. He immediately stepped up to be the Council’s Orienteering Chair when the need arose. For the past 7 years, Marc’s leadership has helped over twenty thousand Scouts and adult Scouters discover how to literally find the way to their goals. With a cadre of loyal volunteer staff, he has spread his knowledge and passion to many others across the state and at the National level by serving on the faculty at the renowned Philmont Training Center in New Mexico. Marc has been married to his lovely wife, Beth for 37 years. His son Sam is an Eagle Scout. His daughter Lauren was a Venture Scout who survived both Philmont and Northern Tier treks. Graham M. Strickland

Graham “Gray” Strickland has dedicated incredible time and effort to Scouting despite not having any children in the Program. A known counselor, trainer, teacher, leader, and mentor in the Longhorn Council, he confesses to owe a debt to Scouting in what it provided him as a vulnerable youth. “My Scoutmaster, Mr. Michael Wortman was a huge role model at a critical time in my life when I needed it most. He told me to ‘pay it forward’, and I’ve never forgotten his words.” Gray is an Eagle Scout from within the Longhorn Council and a Brotherhood member of the Order of the Arrow. For the past seven years, he has served as President and a director of Scouting Arlington, Inc., a 501(c)(3) dedicated to the promotion and support of Scouting and other youth-serving organizations. He attended Wood Badge Course SR-697 and has served on staff as Troop Guide, Quartermaster, ASM-Program/Backup Course Director, ASM-Troop Guides and Course Director. Currently he serves as the Risk Management Officer for the Council. In the past he has also served as a District Commissioner, Unit Commissioner, Scoutmaster and Associate Crew Advisor, among others. Throughout that time he has been an Eagle Mentor to countless Scouts. He has helped organize district camporees, district recognition dinners, served on 23 IOLS training staffs and created the Cross Timbers District Web site, serving as its webmaster from 2005- 2011. In conjunction with LHC’s Jeff Peters, he created the LHC Drone Academy Chisholm Trail Outpost. Gray is active in his church, Good Shepherd Catholic Community in Colleyville. He has served as a Eucharistic Minister at several parishes throughout the years as he moved from his home parish in Arlington, St. Vincent de Paul in Arlington, as well as a Eucharistic Minister to the sick and homebound. Outside Scouts, he has helped coach football for the Grapevine Youth League, and he is currently a member of the Arlington Amateur Radio Club. He is married to Corie Strickland, and they have 2 children: Gavin, 7, and Rebecca, 4.

Tom Torres

Tom’s impact on three decades of Scouting youth and his adult peers is immeasurable. He thoughtfully and purposely forges meaningful relationships, successfully mentoring those who shine in the spotlight as well as cultivating the special talents of those who shine brighter from the shadows. Those who know Tom, or “Mr. Torres” as he is known to his Scouts, know that he does not volunteer for recognition but simply because it’s how he’s wired. Tom’s adventure with Troop 144 began 30 years ago when his son joined the troop. Soon after, Tom took on the role of Assistant Scoutmaster, then a year later, Scoutmaster serving nearly 6 years. Tom has continued to remain active with Troop leadership as an ASM. Tom has been very active in both the district and council. He spent more than 20 years chairing the Paul Kempff Memorial 50 Mile Hike. As both a Chapter Advisor and Ceremonies Advisor for Order of the Arrow, Tom cultivated the creation of the “special effects crew” – generating ways for more youth to be involved in the ceremonies. He also built remote fire starters in his living room much to his wife’s dismay. Tom has served on the Council Climbing Committee since its inception in 1990 and is serving his 23rd year as chair. Deeply committed to the program’s safety, Tom helped author the Longhorn Council’s Climbing Manual which became the model for the National BSA publication Topping Out which was later expanded to become On Belay. Outside of Scouting, Tom’s spirit for service is just as strong. Throughout his 37- year tenure as an aeronautical engineer for Lockheed Martin, Tom has given back to the community. For over 20 years, he participated in the company’s Engineers in the Classroom outreach program, sharing insights on STEM careers with students. Tom has served as an engineering judge for the FW Regional Science & Engineering Fair for over 30 years while chairing those categories more than 20 times. For the past 14 years he has volunteered for a breast cancer charity endurance event, often taking on multiple roles throughout the 3-day event. Since 1994 he has served as a stage manager for the North Central Ballet’s annual Nutcracker performance, when his daughter first danced with the production. At the North Richland Hills Public Library “Maker’s Spot,” Tom volunteers as a teacher for beginning electronics and soldering techniques. Tom and his bride, Nancy will celebrate their 45th anniversary in August. Their son, who Eagled with T-144 in 1995, resides in Lake Jackson with his wife and two children. Their daughter and her husband live in the Metroplex. Dan Turner

For more than 15 years, Dan Turner has served as an adult leader in the Trinity Trails District. Dan recently “retired” as the Scoutmaster of Troop 17 after serving for over 7 ½ years. In Pack 350, he served as a committee member, Assistant Cubmaster, and Cubmaster. In Troop 17, Dan has also served as a committee member and a merit badge counselor. In addition to the unit positions, Dan serves as a Worth Ranch Campmaster, is on the Council International Committee, the Worth Ranch maintenance committee, and Wood Badge staff. Since completing his Wood Badge course in 2004, he has served on multiple courses and is the Senior Patrol Leader for the Fall 2018 course at SR2 (Ask him about Wood Badge!) Dan enjoys high adventure events and has trekked the Northern Tier and Philmont twice. Red River, Wheeler Peak, Big Bend, the International Scout Centre at Kandersteg, Switzerland and a trip to Scotland are some of his favorite trips with the Troop. Regular outings to Worth Ranch, the Brazos river, and camps around Texas, , and New Mexico are part of Dan’s DNA. He has received numerous awards for his service to Scouting including the Cubmaster Award, the Cub Scouter Award, and the Worth Ranch Leader award. Dan received the Arrow of Light as a Cub, and camped in the Adirondack Mountains as Scout. He is a member of the Order of the Arrow. Dan is married to Ashley Turner. Together they raised two Eagle Scouts– Aaron (18) and Adam (22). Dan has worked for Infor for 19 years and is currently Director of Cloud Operations Engineering and Security. Outside of Scouting, Dan also volunteers in multiple capacities with his church, Habitat for Humanity, Paschal High School, and cooks with Big Boy BBQ supporting Lena Pope and other local charities throughout the year. Longhorn Council Silver Beaver Recipients

Douglas Abernathy, 2004 Greg Benesh, 1998 Joe Burnett, 2015 Jack Ablon, 1984 Fred Bennett, Unknown Dr. James S. Bussell, 1963 Billy J. Adams, 1968 Robert Bennett, 1993 Susan Butler, 2001 Glenn Adams, 1998 Oscar Bilger, Unknown Walter E. Butler, 1963 Harry J. Adams, 1940 Hulen Bills, Sr., 1986 Ada Byrd, 1974 Leonard J. Adams, 1993 Gregory A. Bird, 2012 Michael Cawood, 2009 Stephen D. Adams, 1997 Stephen A. Bischoff, 1999 Charles Cagle, 1988 Cecil Alexander, 1984 Chuck C. Black, 1967 James C. Caldwell, 1996 Donnie Allen, 2016 James R. Black, 1970 Jerry Caldwell, 1997 Greg Anderson, 2010 Lawrence E. Black, 1950 Sam J. Callaway, Jr., 1976 Harold Anderson, 1960 Nancy Blakney, 1982 Alta L. Campbell, 1984 Kent Anderson, 2011 L. E. Blancke, 1944 Guinn Campsey, 1972 Kim Anderson, 2012 O. L. Blanton, 1939 Art Canizares, 2015 Sharon Arbaugh, 1982 Thomas Wayne Blanton, 2004 Margaret Canizares, 2007 Wayne Lee Arbaugh, 1983 Frank C. Bliss, Jr., 1971 Diane Cannon, 1995 Rick Archie, 2005 Henry P. Bloomer, III, 2009 John W. Caraway, 1973 O. C. Armstrong, 1968 Edward Bodiford, 1994 Hugh C. Card, Jr., 2007 Joe Ashcraft, 2004 Alton R. Boerner, 2012 Lacreta Carr, 1993 Charles Ashley, 1989 Brian Boerner, 2016 Neil Carr, 1979 Beverly Atkinson, 1977 Curtis Boerner, 2017 Tom Carr, 1991 Jim W. Atkinson, 1982 Barbara Boettger, 2010 Jack Carruth, 1965 Gregory Paine Atwell, 2004 Bryan Bogle, 2010 Margaret Ann Carson, 1975 Toni Atwell, 2013 Jesse L. Boomer, 1969 Robert C. Carson, 1946 O.K. Ausmus, 1966 Jack H. Boutotte, 1989 Amon G. Carter, Jr., 1966 Richard “Dick” Austin, 2009 Edgar Bowden, 1953 Jay Cartwright, 1988 E. Keith Averitte, 1976 Martin Bowen, 2004 Floyd L. Cash, 1967 Carl Avery, 1967 Homer A. Bower, 1969 Homer Casto, 2011 Sandra Dianne Babcock, 2016 Gary L. Bowling, 1986 Dr. Cyrus B. Cathey, 1968 Scott Babcock, 2017 Harry Boyd, Unknown Emily Bess Cathey, 1972 Gregory Baggett, 1998 Jack Boyd, 1972 Maj. Gen. (Ret) C. W. Cecil, 1983 Dr. Charles C. Baker, 1946 Homer E. Boyd, Sr., 1983 W. D. Cecil, 1957 Chester Baker, 1995 John E. Bratten, 1982 Gen. (Ret) John T. Chain, Jr., 1996 Larry Baker, 1992 Charles Brazzil, 1975 David Chambers, 2005 Steven Baker, 2010 Tara Brecht, 2014 Jack V. Chambers, 2006 David Ball, 2016 Alden Kent Breinholt, 2004 Fred B. Chambers, Jr., 1966 Fred M. Bandus, Sr., 1980 Sam Brendle, 1965 Roger A. Chapman, 2002 J. O. Banks, 1946 L. O. “Buzz” Brightbill, 1985 J. Stephen Chenoweth, 2007 Bob Barker, 1992 Dr. Hanes H. Brindley, 1958 Bill Childs, 1967 Mike Barnard, 1995 Edward Briscoe, 1971 Jim Christenson, 1993 Steve Barnes, 2009 “Bo” Brogdon, 1968 Jeanie N. Christian, Unknown Tom Barnett, Jr., Unknown Patricia Browder, 2005 M. C. Churchman, 1973 Barney Barnhart, 1966 Robert “Bob” Browder, 2008 R. T. Clancy, Unknown E. C. Barrett, 1932 Charles Brown, 2005 Darrel G. Clark, 1987 Dr. I. P. Barrett, 1957 Chesley Brown, 2001 James Clark, Jr., 1972 W. T. Barton, 1969 John K. Brown, 1964 Col. Franklin Clarke, 1961 Jim Bass, 1993 Maulinda K. Brown, 2007 Harold Clipper, 2012 Perry Bass, 1965 Ronald R. Brown, 2000 Wes Cloud, 2003 Dr. Jerry Bawcom, 2008 Sally Brown, 1977 Neil O. Clute, 1979 Michael A. Bay, 2007 Sam Brown, 1962 Herman Cockerham, 1970 Harry Bean, 2015 Garland Browning, Unknown H. H. Coffield, 1949 Max Beatty, 1975 Julius Bruner, 1949 Thomas Cole, 2014 Forrest B. Beckell, Unknown Dianne Brunner, 2008 James Coleman, Unknown Jerome Becker, 1991 Stephen C. Brunner, 2006 Dallas Collever, 1983 Carroll Lee Beckom, 2011 David Brynell, 2017 Sam F. Collier, 1941 Mike Belcher, 2006 Patricia Buck, 1975 Bertha Collins, 1973 Kevin Belknap, 2002 W. Milo Bucy, 1976 Carl Collins, Unknown G.W. Bell, 2014 Kevin G. Buhl, 2006 Melanie Collins, 1995 Terry Bell, 2017 Robert Bumpass, 2003 John S. Collinson, 1971 Walter H. Bell, 1970 Carol Burgess, 2002 Grover Colter, 1974 Dr. C. W. Benedict, Jr. , 1987 John Burgess, 1969 Helene S. Colter, 2006 Dana Benesh, 2008 Eldred L. Burkhard, 1974 Robert E. Connelly, 1984 Longhorn Council Silver Beaver Recipients

Ed J. Coomes, Jr., 1979 Paul Dreiseszun, 2016 Dalton Freeman, 1985 Dawson Cooper, 1956 Ken Driska, 1986 Rev. Richard M. Freeman, 1976 P. M. Cordell, 1958 Joe Driskell, 1943 W. T. Freeman, 1945 Martha Cornick, 2017 Very Rev. Geo. J. Duda, 1956 Eric DeWitt Fremming, 2008 Rod E. Cotton, 1974 Donald J. Dudley, 1990 Richard E. Frey, 2006 Kent Couch, 1987 Marilyn Duebner, 1991 Michael Fuller, Sr., 1985 David Cox, 2017 Freddie J. Dunagan, 1972 Debra Furst, 2013 Doris Cox, 1989 T. C. Duncan, 1966 Gordon Gafford, 1964 Dr. Jack R. Cox, 1961 Ted A. Duncan, 1979 Dan Garland, 1992 Randall T. Cox, 2009 Silas Duncan, III, 1993 Joe Garner, 1975 R. Earl Cox, III, 1970 C. E. Dunn, 1970 Robert J. Garrity, Jr., 1999 Gloria Coyle, 1990 E. P. Edney, 1983 Mario Garza, Jr., 2012 Glenn Allen Craig, 2007 Vernon V. Edwards, 1989 George W. Gatchell, 1976 Dave Creeger, 1997 Jack Eidson, 1963 John Gearheart, 1963 William Crenshaw, 1980 Jon Eidson, 1992 Julie Geho, 2016 Tom Crook, 2009 Sanford W. Elieson, Jr., 1991 Jack Gentry, 1967 Judge Al Crouch, 1977 William Ellis, 1999 Robert R. Gerisch, 1987 Scott Crow, 1998 James Embrey, 1985 Bob L. Germany, 1982 Ed Culberson, 1988 Gordon R. England, 1995 Jim Gidley, 1977 Gary Cumbie, 1989 L. F. Engle, 1948 Hennon Gilbert, Jr, 2016 Alex Cummings, 2001 Beverly Epping, 1989 Marion B. Gilbert, 2007 James M. Cunningham, 2002 Phil Epping, 1987 J. P. Gilbreath, 1986 Don Curry, 1994 Paul Ernst, 2001 Edward Theous Gill, 1973 Ray Curtis, 1962 John Eubanks, 1988 J. E. Gillespie, 1944 Randy Dailey, 2002 Lupe Evans, 1989 Dick Gilliland, 1967 Robert Dailey, 2017 Mary Ann Everett, 1990 Sid L. Gilman, 1989 Bruce Dalton, 1998 Phil Everett, 1990 Arthur I. Ginsburg, 1970 Burnett Davis, 1980 Judge James K. Evetts, 1959 Buddy Givens, 2004 Fred R. Davis, 1962 James Fabbre, 1987 Brian Glass, 2001 Henry Davis, 1960 Frank P. Faherty, 1977 Al Glatzel, 1983 Hubert C. Davis, 1952 James J. Farek, 1990 Darrell Kenneth Glenn, 1988 J. Howard Davis, 1972 Bill Farr, 1978 Mark D. Gmitro, 2014 Dale T. Davis, Sr., 1981 Lupe Felipe, 1971 Dr. Nat H. Godbold, Unknown Deborah Day, 1993 Harlon Fentress, 1945 Rev. F. P. Goddard, 1946 Herbert M. Day, 1975 Angel Ferreiro, 1996 Jimmy Goff, 2013 Kyle W. Deal, Sr., 2013 William M. Ferrell, 1940 Gary A. Goldstein, 2012 Don deBlonk, 1990 Billy Fielder, 1980 Don Goldston, 2012 Joe H. Dederichs, III, 1990 Beeman Fisher, 1968 James F. Goldthwaite, 1990 T. M. Demarest, 1951 James B. Fitzpatrick, 1964 Ray Gollaher, 1985 Jack Robert Denman, Sr., 1974 Clinton Wayne Flatt, 2004 Robert Gooch, 1975 Linda Sue Dennis, 1990 Leon Flatt, 1952 Cleon Gorbet, 1967 Susie Dennis, 1990 Linda Flatt, 1996 Ken Gordon, 2017 Royal J. Derden, 1970 Richard N. Flatt, 1990 H. Clyde Gormley, 2014 Joseph J. DeSmit, 1971 C. H. Fleming, 1966 Robert M. Gorton, 1999 Stewart W. DeVore, 1964 William Fleming, 1944 Robert Gough, 1956 Paul Dickard, 1957 Sparky Flint, III, 2002 Forrest Grant, 1975 Fred Dickson, Unknown Lloyd H. Flood, 1974 Dan Green, 2001 Frank S. Dingwerth, 1964 Jack Floyd, 1981 Fred T. Green, 1981 Ramon F. Dinsdale, 2006 Jerald A. Floyd, 1987 Hollis Green, 1948 Harry L. Dinsmore, 2006 John Herman Focke, 1971 Larry Green, 1996 John Dinsmore, 1960 Martha Folbre, 1992 Warren Green, 1985 Ernest P. Doclar, 2003 David Follett, 2010 Willie Etta Fletcher Greene, 1973 Leon D. Dorsey, 1976 Gale Follett, 2014 Charlie Greenway, 1985 Don E. Dossey, Jr., 2003 Larry G. Folmar, 1979 John S. Griffin, 1960 William C. Douglas, 1986 Ben Ford, 1966 Glen “Rick” Grindley, 2006 Walter Downing, 1967 Louis E. Fortier, 2000 W.M.L. “Bill” Grogan, 1977 Bill Downs, 2005 Herschell Fortner, 2005 Winta Beth Grogan, 1978 Jeffrey Draggett, 2015 Billie F. Foster, 1988 Chester Grudzinski, 2015 Billy G. Drake, 1983 Jim Fountain, 2011 Charles Guenat, 1976 Judy Drake, 1984 Mark Frazier, 1997 Loleta Guenat, 1983 Charles W. Drechsel, 1971 Charlie Frederick, 2005 Dorothy D. Haines, 1983 Longhorn Council Silver Beaver Recipients

Wesley D. Haines, 1988 Billy Gene Holt, 1974 Joe J. Johnson, Jr., 1967 Estes Ernest Halkias, Unknown David Holt, 2001 Frank L. Jones, 1954 Orley Victor Hall, 1972 Jackie L. Holt, 2000 George O. Jones, 1938 Richard E. Hamblin, 1989 Rev. Eric H. Hooker, 1963 Joe Paul Jones, 1971 A. S. Hamilton, 1946 Robert E. Hopps, 1966 Linda M. Jones, 2008 Eldon Hammond, 1991 Robert Horak, 2009 Marlene Jones, 1978 Jim Hammons, 1974 Hugo Hortsmann, 1959 P. Fulton Jones, 2009 Audra Hampe, 2017 Mark Hotopp, 2002 Porter Jones, 1973 Thomas Stanley Hamrick, 1985 Jerry B. Houston, 1953 R. D. Jones, 1969 Darrell L. Hanks, Sr., 1982 Joe J. Houston, 1962 William A. Jones, 1990 Edward L. Hansford, 1988 Joe Houston, 1956 Harry P. Jordan, 1931 McKay Hanson, 1998 John Houters, 2015 David Jumper, 2001 Sam B. Harbison, 1949 Iva Howard, 1994 Jim D. Junker, 1980 Dr. L. F. Hardee, 1970 Joseph Peter Howard, 1991 W. O. Kaden, Unknown Hugh Hardy, 2011 Ruth Thomas Howard, 1977 Kenneth B. Kaiser, 1994 Donna Harmon, 1994 Howard Howell, Unknown Jeff Kamprath, 2008 Jack M. Harper, II, 2013 Theresa Hubert, 2015 Cathey Karnes, 1986 James W. Harper, 1992 Herbert H. Hudson, 1964 Robert Karney, 1990 Tom Jr. Harpool, 1958 J. Olin Hudson, 1969 M.W. (Kas) Kasmiroski, 1975 Paul Harral, 2001 David Huff, 1998 Edward A. Kaulfus, 1960 Frank Harrell, 1978 Denzil Huff, 1958 Jack Kearby, 1987 George E. Harris, 1991 Clifton J. Hughes, 1976 H.D. Bones Keller, 1977 William J. Harrison, 2006 Judge W. A. Hughes, 1968 Dr. Virgil K. Kelley, 1977 Warren Harry, 1970 Gail Hughling, 1997 Watt Kemble, 1972 John Rush Hart, 1994 Harvey Alfonso Humphrey, 1974 Paulus M. Kempff, 1973 Peggy Haston, 1971 Walter Humphrey, 1968 Elliot E. Kerlin, 2006 Roy B. Haston, 1966 Arthur Hunt, Unknown Robert V. Kerr, 1964 E. Earl Hatchett, 1988 Barcus Hunter, 2000 Howard Kessinger, 1978 Johnie Haught, 1979 Harold J. Hunter, 1972 Garey D. Ketcham, 2008 J. C. Hawkins, 1957 Chester B. Ingraham, 1983 Royce Key, 1982 Dr. W. H. Hawley, 1938 B.J. Jackson, Unknown Frank I. Kidd, 1961 Richard D. Hayes, 2004 F. E. Jackson, 1933 John Kilgo, 1978 Clyde Hays, 1951 Howard Jackson, 1991 R. A. Kilpatrick, Unknown James P. Heath, 1976 Walter Jackson, 1971 Dr. James H. Kincaid, 1977 L. W. Heckler, 1968 William L. Jacobs, 1984 Carl H. King, 1999 H. A. Hefner, 1965 Bob James, 1997 Samuel T. Kinslow, 2013 Kathleen Ann Hefner, 2013 Frank W. James, 2012 Dr. Alva Rex Kirkley, 1963 Richard Hegewald, 1980 Johnny Wayne James, 2002 Walter Klein, 1973 Tom R. Hellier, 1970 Robert Jameson, 1993 L. R. Klein, Jr., 1971 Audra Hempe, 2017 Manuel Jara, 1984 Shirley Knabe, 1994 Bill Henderson, 1980 Dwight Jekel, 2005 Art E. Knee, Unknown Morris Heonig, 1980 Chris Jenkins, 1996 O. C. Knight, 1948 John W. Herbert, 1941 Dr. Jesse G. Jenkins, 1961 Linda Knightes, 1993 John J. Hernandez, 1994 B. B. Jennings, 1945 Purnell G. Knudson, 1960 Roman Herrera, 2013 R. H. Jennings, Unknown Harry Koch, 1998 Irene W. Herring, 1984 Landry Jensen, 1962 Irene Koemer, 1972 Ben Hickey, 1968 Joe Jenson, 1994 Karl Koemer, 1970 Chester T. Hicks, 1969 Bill Jesse, 2003 Alvin Koenig, 1990 H. C. Hildebrandt, 1936 Bill Jiles, 1978 Frank Koeninger, 1988 Henry O. Hill, 1947 Allen Johnson, 2007 Keira Koslowsky, 2004 Charles E. Hipp, Jr., 1990 Brad Johnson, 1993 Ralph Kragle, 1998 Vernon Hoaldridge, 1951 Bryan Johnson, 2012 Jay Krail, 2005 Danny Holcomb, 2008 Dennis Johnson, 1995 Lothar A. Krause, 1959 R. N. Holden, 1945 Don C. Johnson, Unknown L. Kirk Kridner, 2013 Reece Holden, 1952 J. E. Johnson, 1946 Joseph Kump, 1996 F.N. Holland, 1982 J. R. Johnson, 1945 Oran Kundson, 1954 Marvella Holland, 1973 Mac Ray Johnson, 1989 Thomas O. Lake, Jr., 1989 Sidney A. Holleman, Jr., 1986 Mark Johnson, 2016 Maurice G. Lambert, 1998 William M. Holmes, 1975 Shirley Johnson, 1988 M. W. Lamour, 1943 Ron Holston, 2013 Susan Johnson, 2008 Anthony Lampkin, 2005 Alan David Holt, 2004 Willard Johnson, 1964 Donald R. Landers, 1984 Longhorn Council Silver Beaver Recipients

Robert Calvin Langford, 1973 Lewis A. Mason, 1989 , 1996 Herbert H. Lanier, 1964 William Mateja, Unknown Larry W. Morton, 1990 W. R. Pete Larsen, 1979 James Rees Mathis, 1974 George Moses, 1988 Dennis C. Laughlin, 1998 Bertil R. Matson, Sr., 1962 Fred Mosley, 1972 Grover Lautz, 1959 Evelyn Mattson, 1983 James E. Mosley, 1997 Henry A. Lawrence, 1946 Felix A. Matula, Jr., 1965 William Mostyn, 1962 H. E. Jake Lawson, Unknown H. D. Maxwell, 1948 Dr. Edward Mullen, 1994 J. Boyd Lawson, 1945 Charles Mayfield, 1989 Stanley A. Munson, 1961 Henry E. Layton, 1968 Ping Mayo, 2011 John David Murdock, 1983 Veta Leake, 1971 S. V. McCage, 1945 Michael Murray, 1986 Warren Leake, 1973 Jamie McCallum, 2002 Donald L. Myers, Unknown James Lee, 2005 Norm McCaskill, 1992 J. Robert Nalley, 1931 Thomas J. Lee, 2008 Rodney McClung, 2002 Murray H. Nance, 1947 Leon Lefler, 1989 F. Ted McCollum, 1957 Louie W. Nash, Jr, 2016 Robert S. Leith, 1972 Wayne McCoy, 2003 Walter Neaves, 1992 Sharon Lemons, 2000 Charles T. McDowell, 1964 Dr. Wendel H. Nedderman, 1930 O. P. Leonard, 1953 Dorothy McEntire, 1972 Carl R. Nelson, 1974 Paul Leonard, 1965 Marvin McFadden, 1993 Clifford M. Nelson, 1977 J. W. Lepenski, Sr., 1978 Judge David McGee, Unknown Noah L. Nelson, 1972 Frank W. Leslie, 2006 Ollie T. McGinley, 1966 Robert Carroll Nethers, 1991 Britt Lewis, 2000 A. H. McGlinchey, 1954 Daryl Newman, 2004 Ron Lightner, 1998 Carl McIntosh, 1995 Raymond Alvis Newton, 1968 J. M. Ligon, 1954 Edgar M. McKamie, 1965 Rosie Newton, 1983 Nancy Lindgren, 2011 Margaret McKay, 1981 Victor Thang Dc Nguyen, 2011 Scott Lindgren, 2009 Ivor W. McKay, Sr., 1980 Robert L. Nichols, 1991 James Lindley, 1972 Robert “Bob” McKinley, 2015 Don Alan Noblit, 2008 George Linnabery, 1961 Mary McLane, 2005 William Nolen, 2010 Hollis Linville, 1979 Drayton McLane, Jr., 1982 Carl R. Noles, 1960 Richard H. Lockwood, 1995 George E. McNeill, 1992 Lindsey E. Nolley, 1969 Raleigh D. Long, 1990 Steve McNeill, 1991 Lonnie Norris, 1979 B. E. Looney, 1939 Wayne Morton, 2015 Milton J. Norris, 1955 Arthur W. Lotspeich, 1981 E. F. McQueen, 1953 Bill Norwood, 1978 Rev. J. P. Love, 1932 Guy E. Meacham, 1967 Jack Nunley, 2000 Wayne Lucan, 1948 Lisle W. Meeker, 2012 Harold Nussbaum, 1945 Tom Lucas, 1986 David Mehl, 2010 Jose Ocasio, 1997 B. Ed Luckett, 1962 John G. Merk, 1992 Nancy O’Connor, 1989 Helen Luckett, 2017 Dr. W. P. Meroney, 1934 William D. O’Grady, 1957 Helen H. Luckett, 1971 William A. Meroney, 1987 Charles Oliver, Jr, 2016 Robert M.G. Luke, 2011 Jack L. Metz, 1980 L. Vaughn Oliver, 1996 Calvin F. Luper, 1963 Paul J. Meyer, Jr., 1985 Irvin O. Olsen, 1966 Pat Lynch, 1984 Ben Milam, 1986 Mrs. Ada Orsak, 1971 Jim Lyons, 1987 Janelle Milburn, 1973 Robert J. Orsak, 1971 Anne C. Mack, 1971 Bernice Miller, 1974 Lucius R. Ostheimer, 1976 Susan Mahoney, 1979 E. Vanis Miller, 1977 Dan Lee Ozment, 1974 Kenneth A. Majka, 2000 Nick Miller, Unknown Joe K. Pace, 1993 Harry R. Male, 1937 Roger H. Miller, 1951 J. C. Pace, Jr., 1967 Linda Mandl, 1993 Troy A. Miller, 1981 J. B. Page, 1992 Henry Manning, 1983 Bernie Millet, 1978 H. R. Rex Palmer, 1987 R. J. Marcuse, Jr., 1963 Jerry Milligan, 1985 Robert C. Palmer, 1991 Wilton Marek, 2010 Dennis Mitchell, 1998 John Park, 1995 Dr. Warren Marks, 2009 Dorsey Mitchell, 1977 Julie Park, 1996 Forrest Markward, 1960 Dave Mojica, 2013 Billie L. Parker, 1986 Truman Marshall, 2011 David Moller, 1999 Earl N. Parker, 1962 J. D. Jim Martin, 1952 John Moltz, 1978 Rachel Sue Parker, 1988 Ralph L. Martin, 1992 E. O. Moore, 1959 Bob Parmelee, 1991 Robert M. Martin, 1966 Luther R. Moore, Sr., 1980 Kenneth Parrish, 1986 Robert T. Martin, 1980 Rob K. Moran, 1991 Earl Parsons, 1998 Charles Martin, Jr., 2009 Janet Mormino, 1991 Brad Patterson, 2009 David C. Martino, 1995 Steve Mormino, 1991 Jim H. Patton, 1998 Frank N. “Trey” Martino, 2007 Diane Morrison, 2011 Fred Pauling, 1950 Paul D. Martino, 1973 Edwin (Ed) Morrison, 1996 Jan Paulson, 2013 Longhorn Council Silver Beaver Recipients

David Pecora, 2017 Robert A. Rogers, 1985 Albert Simmons, 1966 Ted Penner, 1965 Timothy Rogers, 2010 Brian Skates, 2010 Wesley Pennington, 1998 William C. Roland, Jr., 1987 David Skelton, 2003 George R. Perdue, 1963 Ruth Rolston, 1988 James Skillett, 1995 Irving M. Pettis, 1957 Dave Romack, 2012 Brenda Skrhak, 1993 H. F. Pettit, 1963 John Preston Romney, 2016 Gerald S. Slaughter, 1984 Frank Peyton, Jr., 1977 Harry Rooke, 1958 Shirley Slaughter, 1987 Clarence Phillips, 1959 Brian Roop, 2008 Lloyd E. Slawson, 1984 W. B. Pickets, Unknown Mark Rosenfield, 2017 Richard L. Sloan, 1997 George Pifer, 1995 James L. Rosenthal, 1969 Angela Smith, 2005 Bill Pinkerton, 1997 Lynn Ross, Jr., 1995 Brock Smith, 2003 Emil W. Plasek, Sr., 1958 John K. Rossen, 1946 J.R. Smith, 1955 Tali M. Ploetz, 2012 A. P. Rowland, 1945 Jack G. Smith, 1969 Gordon Plumlee, 1992 Margaret Rumer, 1988 Jan C. Smith, 1997 Dr. Craig Poindexter, 1985 D. L. Russell, 1968 John N. Smith, 1974 Jodie Mosley Pollard, 1973 Eddie Russell, 1971 Leslie T. Smith, 1950 Ken Pope, 2013 Michael D. Russell, 2006 Marion Smith, 1952 Lori Pope, 2017 Tom Rust, 1978 Phillip Smith, 2005 Perry Potter, 1989 Johh Ryan, 2010 R. Terry Smith, 1970 Roy C. Potts, 1955 Jim Ryffel, 2010 Randall Smith, 2000 Elwood J. Preiss, 1984 Joseph W. Sample, 1966 Dr. Richard M. Smith, 1961 Linda Price, 2014 Lewis C. Sams, 1975 Roy J. Smith, 1955 Wm. A. Prewitt, Jr., 1967 Charles Samuel, 1997 Sterling Smith, 1991 Sybil Price, 1959 Sandra Sandel, 1994 Thomas F. Smith, 2001 Robert Pritchett, 1996 James W. Sands, Unknown Truett K. Smith, 1967 John Edward Quinn, Jr., 2009 Rolla H. Sapp, 1940 Dr. Walter Smith, 1957 Thomas Rachels, 1994 Darwin (Chip) Sargent, 2005 Madeline Smithson, 1992 Dr. G. H. Radford, 1958 Homer Sargent, Unknown F. G. (Leslie) Snow, 1968 James M. Railey, 1971 Dr. Charles H. Saunders, 2001 Dr. Law Sone, 1964 Grady L. Railsback, 1972 Harry Saville, 1991 Bob Sorensen, 1995 Billie F. Ramsey, 1970 James C. (Jim) Sawey, 1990 Billy D. Southerland, 1975 Dean Ramsey, 1988 James S. Sawyer, 1991 Martha Southerland, 1974 James R. Ramsey, 2002 Susan Schabel, 2004 Edward Sparks, 1995 Thomas M. Ray, 1991 Jack Schaevitz, 1962 Marion D. Speasmaker, 1972 Charles B. Redd, 1965 Bob Schaff, 1981 Joyce Spencer, 1999 Lee Reece, 1968 Charles Schmidt, 1995 Kathleen Springer, 1994 Alan Reed, 1989 Virginia Schmidt, 1996 George Spurlock, 1974 Cloyd Reed, Unknown J. A. Schnable, 1959 Dr. J. J. Spurlock, 1956 Edward L. Reed, 1975 Barry J. Schneider, 1988 Pete N. Stankosky, 1983 Charles A. Reeve, 1967 T. C. Schneider, Unknown Jack Stem, 1970 Coleman R. Reitan, 1986 C. Alton Schultz, 1956 B. W. Stephens, 1946 William H. Rence, 1964 Thurman Schweitzer, 1994 Dr. J. A. Stevens, 1961 Sam P. Rener, 1975 Dr. Herbert Schwetman, 1958 Bryan Stevenson, 2015 J. Van Renfro, 1951 Robert O. Scott, 1982 E. E. Stewart, 1954 G. P. Rhoten, 1964 Willie D. Sears, Jr., 1972 Fred Stewart, 1987 Byron Rice, 2007 Christi Seddio, 2010 Webster F. Stickney, Jr., 2013 Ed Richards, 2011 Frank W. Seddio, Sr., 2002 F. W. Cotton Stolte, 1977 Dick Richardson, 2001 Barney I. Seely, 1972 Dave Stone, 2015 Walt P. Richey, Jr., 1971 Robert W. Seemann, 1964 Robert C. Storrie, III, 2006 Hank Richroath, 1990 Edwin Seilheimer, 1997 Dr. Sidney E. Stout, 1969 Leon Rickert, 1942 Jimmie L. Shannon, Jr., 2012 Fennow W. Straw, 1960 Peter Riddlebarger, 2015 Claude Shears, 1947 Bruce Street, 1978 Charles A. Ringler, 1963 Ronald T. Sherwood, 2012 Spencer B. Street, 1973 Salty Rishel, 1997 Raymond Shelton, 1973 Markus N. Stricker, 1953 Larry A. Roach, 1972 Daniel Sherwin, 1996 Don Strickland, 1987 Paul Roberts, 1976 Donald James Sherwood, 1997 Joel Stromberg, 1993 Gerald Robinson, 2016 James E. Sherwood, Unknown Byron T. Stubbs, 1934 Jeff Robinson, 1962 R. Mason Shiflett, Unknown Fred W. Sturm, Jr., 1965 John H. Robinson, 2006 Bruce C. Shulkey, 1947 W. B. (B9ll) Summers, 1970 Charles A. Roden, 1989 Ralph Sidener, 1989 George D. Sutton, 1967 E. B. (Buck) Rogers, 1968 Dr. J.K. G. Silvey, 1955 Irving Taggart, 1981 Longhorn Council Silver Beaver Recipients

Pat Taggart, 1956 Kenneth Wardle, 2016 George P. Wolfe, 1972 Lewis H. Tandy, 1938 Patricia A. Washburn, 2016 Judith Wolstein, 1998 Arthur “Art” Tank, 2011 Rev. Emmanuel E. Washington, 1964 E.C. Wood, 1979 William D. Tatsch, 1991 Olan E. Watkins, 2002 Steven R. Woodland, 2013 Denice Taylor, 2011 Carl Watson, 1965 C. W. Woodridge, 1990 James E. Taylor, 1977 Arch Waymon, 1962 Joe E. Woodwell, 2004 Mary Frances Taylor, 1973 Kenn M. Webb, Jr., 1984 Hazel Corinne Wren, 1974 Tom Taylor, 2013 Shirley Weems, 1988 E. E. Wright, Unknown Randy Teague, 1984 J. C. Weldon, 1948 Jackie Wright, 1978 Donald J. Teeple, 1987 Harry K. Werst, 1963 Robert D. Wright, 2014 W. Forrest “Frosty” Tempel, 2014 C. B. West, 1949 Clifton Wright, Jr., 1998 H.G. Pete Test, 1984 Doris West, 1972 Joe Wroten, Unknown Harry Thach, 1961 Homer D. West, 1950 Tucker S. Wyche, 1975 David Thomas, 2005 W. Orby West, 1956 Jessie Wycoff, 1988 Denise Thomas, Unknown Wm. Jack West, 1965 Charles Yarborough, 1969 Curtis J. Thomason, 1951 Fred Westbrook, 1995 Johnnie L. Young, 2004 George Thompson, Unknown James Wetrich, 2009 William C. Young, 1969 Hugh Thompson, 1953 Worth Wharton, 1973 C. George Younkin, 1966 Joe R. Thompson, 2003 Charles Whaylen, 1974 Ruth Younkin, 1979 Janice Thornborrow, 1984 William George Whitaker, 1974 Fran Zaccaria, 2009 LTC Matthew R. Thorne, 1965 Bob White, 2003 Dr. Charles W. Zahn, 1966 Devoy Thornton, 1953 Ellie White, 1946 George W. Zahn, 1997 Dr. H. B. Todd, 1936 Gordon White, 1955 Floyd Zeigler, 1969 Eddie Touraine, 2003 Guy T. White, 1963 Jeanette Zulfer, 1982 John A. Townsend, 1985 Dr. W. R. White, 1955 Dan Trahey, Jr., 1978 Jackie D. Whitlock, 1990 Loyd L. Traupe, 1986 Jerry Casley Whyte, 1973 Merri Trdy, 2007 Bill Wieda, 1992 Michael Trdy, 1988 Ray R. Wiegand, Jr., 1996 Lynette Trego, 2015 Terry Wilkes, 1975 Robert E. Tucker, 2012 Harry H. Wilkinson, 1937 Spencer Tucker, 1974 Alvis Williams, 1958 Sheri R. Tull, 2014 Bob J. Williams, 1992 Donald Turner, 1984 Charles G. Williams, 1986 Lloyd Turner, 1986 Clifford W. Williams, 1971 Martha Turner, 1988 Genelle Williams, 1989 Hugh Underwood, 2017 Harry Williams, 1973 Verl A. Underwood, Unknown Robert J. Williams, 1992 Robert L. Untch, 1990 Robert J. Williams, 2011 Robert O. Utter, 1963 Col. Joseph M. Williamson, 1964 Keith Vandiver, 1988 Leroy M. Williamson, 1965 Robert E. Vaughn, Sr., 1968 Allen Williford, 1973 Coy Veach, 1997 Tom Willis, 1989 Jerry Vester, 1987 E. B. Wilson, 1962 James T. Vinson, 1980 Gary Bob Wilson, 1990 Philip von der Heidt, 1996 Dr. John C. Wilson, 1963 Fred Voss, 2010 Joseph E. Wilson, 1985 A. F. Waggoner, 1945 Katherine Wilson, 1985 Charles W. Wagner, 1971 Robert E. Wilson, 1976 E.C. Wainscott, 1976 Rodger Wilson, 2012 Charles Edgar Walker, 1974 T. B. Wilson, 1946 Frank Walker, 1992 Walker W. Wilson, Jr., 2012 L.G. Pee Wee Walker, 1957 Weir Wilson, 1989 Joe Wallis, Sr., 1952 Oliver Winchell, 1938 Paul H. Walser, Sr., 1969 Thomas R. Windham, 1996 A.J. Walsh, 2001 Don Winn, 2010 Alex Walsh, 1949 James G. Winton, 1971 Homer Walton, Unknown Woodrow W. Wisdom, 1963 Stan Walton, 1986 J. M. Witcher, 1950 Jesse Ward, 1983 J. B. Witherspoon, 1942 Cathey Wardlaw, 1986 Pat Wittner, 2008 Notes

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