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Troop 384 Eagle Scouts

  1. 05/28/2026 – Jamie Gerding
  2. 02/26/2026 – Joshua Powers
  3. 08/28/2025 – Connor Syverson
  4. 06/26/2025 – John Gazaway
  5. 06/26/2025 – Matthew Thompson
  6. 02/27/2025 – Aiden Frattalone
  7. 12/05/2024 – Julian Dancs-Renfro
  8. 03/05/2024 – Bastian Haney
  9. 03/05/2024 – Matthew Powers
  10. 08/01/2023 – Jesse Gazaway
  11. 03/01/2022 – Lucas Spangler
  12. 11/02/2021 – Jenner Mucher
  13. 06/01/2021 – Mathew Walker
  14. 01/06/2021 – C.J. Reid
  15. 09/07/2020 – Jared Gazaway
  16. 05/07/2019 – Daniel Pointon
  17. 05/07/2019 – Eric Bates
  18. 02/05/2019 – Spencer Haynes
  19. 01/08/2019 – Trevor Mitchell
  20. 01/08/2019 – Jacob Mucher
  21. 01/08/2019 – Devin Lepur
  22. 09/04/2018 – Rafael Casana
  23. 09/04/2018 – Derek Cantor
  24. 12/19/2017 – Scott Bettoney
  25. 05/09/2017 – Daniel Robinson
  26. 11/01/2016 – Ian Mallory
  27. 11/01/2016 – Trevor Kaufman
  28. 10/04/2016 – Dean Lockwood
  29. 09/27/2016 – Matthew Magoon
  30. 04/05/2016 – Joseph Bogan
  31. 04/05/2016 – Bryce Taylor
  32. 11/03/2015 – David Gregory
  33. 11/03/2015 – Jared Faubion
  34. 09/01/2015 – Hayden Clement
  35. 05/05/2015 – Jakob Lepur
  36. 11/11/2014 – David Shoudy
  37. 06/03/2014 – Nick Primich
  38. 06/03/2014 – Jake Grover
  39. 04/01/2014 – Logan Faubion
  40. 02/04/2014 – Logan Clement
  41. 11/05/2013 – Alec Ayala
  42. 10/02/2013 – James Griffin
  43. 08/06/2013 – Angel Ayala
  44. 06/04/2013 – Adrian Dinescu
  45. 12/04/2012 – Eric Wagner Hodgson
  46. 12/04/2012 – Jake Dudley
  47. 11/06/2012 – Ian Lacocco
  48. 11/06/2012 – Ryan St. John
  49. 08/01/2012 – Ryan Preddy
  50. 07/03/2012 – Daniel Timan
  51. 10/05/2010 – Michael Gregory
  52. 10/05/2010 – Nicholas Post
  53. 06/01/2010 – Benjamin Timan
  54. 06/01/2010 – Nicholas Kalamaha
  55. 02/02/2010 – Christopher Fordyce
  56. 09/01/2009 – Zachary Lyons (1992 – 2014)
  57. 08/04/2009 – Tristan Frakes
  58. 04/07/2009 – Daniel Palma
  59. 02/03/2009 – Ricky Krug
  60. 10/07/2008 – Morgan Reed
  61. 02/04/2008 – Christopher Barber
  62. 01/30/2008 – Chris Leonard
  63. 06/23/2007 – Brandon Preddy
  64. 02/15/2005 – Blake Lauria
  65. 06/08/2004 – L. Benjamin Sanes
  66. 01/08/2002 – Blair Lauria
  67. 10/09/2001 – John Cochran
  68. 05/09/2000 – Matthew Cochran
  69. 11/09/1999 – Taylor Ledak
  70. 12/12/1999 – Jonathan Scantlin
  71. 10/14/1999 – Evan Markey
  72. 07/14/1998 – Adam Denlinger
  73. 12/09/1997 – Wilford Kowalik
  74. 10/17/1997 – Eric Markey
  75. 11/12/1996 – Robert Wurtz
  76. 01/11/1994 – Michael Petersen
  77. 07/13/1993 – Joshua Nathan
  78. 01/14/1992 – Christopher Wurtz
  79. 02/06/1992 – Edward Petersen
  80. 08/20/1991 – Craig Long
  81. 09/19/1989 – Thomas Simmons
  82. 12/20/1988 – Craig Scantlin
  83. 07/19/1988 – Steven McNamara
  84. 11/11/1987 – Michael Bevis
  85. 05/20/1985 – John Shotwell
  86. 12/05/1985 – James Scantlin
  87. 01/26/1984 – Melvin Wedel
  88. 06/15/1981 – Jody Gourlie (1964 – 2011)
  89. 12/01/1977 – Frank Van Buren
  90. 11/12/1976 – Darrel Timan
  91. 02/22/1973 – Derald Van Buren (1959 – 1975)
  92. 11/20/1973 – Martin Gran
  93. 09/08/1973 – Mark Clark
  94. 05/23/1973 – Gary Clark
  95. 10/18/1972 – Larry Maxa
  96. 01/20/1972 – Edward Powers
  97. 02/19/1970 – Robert Gerhart
  98. 12/18/1969 – Donald Gerhart
  99. 10/24/1967 – Robert McNulty

The first Eagle Scout medal was awarded to Arthur Rose Eldred, a 17-year-old member of Troop 1 of Rockville Centre, Long Island, New York. Eldred was awarded the rank of Eagle Scout August 21, 1912. Since then, more than 2 million Scouts have earned the rank. In 1982, 13-year-old Alexander Holsinger, of Normal, Illinois, was recognized as the one-millionth Eagle Scout, and Anthony Thomas of Lakeville, Minnesota was the two-millionth in 2009.

Eagle Scouts are expected to set an example for other Scouts and to become the leaders in life that they have demonstrated themselves to be in Scouting. As such, they are disproportionately represented in the military, service academy graduates, in higher education and academia, major professions, the clergy, business and politics.

Eagle Scouts can be found in prominent public offices, recipients include 38th President of the United States Gerald R. Ford, 22nd U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, 13th and 21st U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, and Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Stephen Breyer. In academia, Eagle Scouts are represented by Pulitzer Prize-winner E.O. Wilson and Kim B. Clark, President of Brigham Young University-Idaho and former Dean of the Harvard Business School. Eagle Medal
Eagle Medal At least 40 astronauts earned the rank as a youth, including Neil A. Armstrong, the first person to set foot on the moon. Businessmen who have earned the award include Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton, Marriott International CEO J. W. Marriott, Jr., and Michael Bloomberg, Mayor of New York City and founder of Bloomberg L.P. Recipients are also leaders of religion, including Cardinal Archbishop Emeritus of Baltimore William H. Keeler and Howard W. Hunter, 14th president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Entertainers who earned the BSA’s highest rank include Academy Award-winner Steven Spielberg, and Mike Rowe, host of the Discovery Channel’s Dirty Jobs. Athletes who have earned Eagle Scout include Basketball Hall of Famer (later U.S. Senator) Bill Bradley and MLB All-Star Shane Victorino.

Troop 384 is proud of all the Eagle Scouts who earned their rank with us, and we are committed to helping more scouts achieve that goal and go on to be tomorrow’s community leaders.