Area Youths Reach Eagle Scout Status

2015 Eagle Scouts

Caddo Area Council

John Logan Aaron-Troop 5                                       Quinn Ruston Addington-Troop 16

James Thomas Barham-Troop 13                             Lane Carson Bricker-Troop 13

Maxwell Rollins Campbell- Troop 8                         Ethan Cole Carroll-Troop 707

Austin William Crane-Troop 8                                  Randell Kane De Loach-Troop 47

Hayden David Fant-Troop 16                                   Dewitt C. Fortenberry, Jr.-Troop 16

Dylan Blake Green-Troop 52                                    John Luker Hays-Troop 5

Robert Mark Hoover-Troop 8                                  Miller Jacob Hornsby-Troop 16

Forrest Alexander Hutson-Troop 13                        William Edson Kilgore, IV-Troop 99

Benjamin Jacob LeGrand-Troop 16                          James Arthur Maher-Troop 54

Robert Thomas Martin-Troop 30                             Zane Mathieu Moore-Troop 86

Ryan Edward Nash-Troop 47                                    William Starr Norton-Troop 16

Daniel Thomas Parnell-Troop 8                                Trevor Joseph Peavy-Troop 707

Nathan Daniel Phillips-Troop 5                                Charles J. Rateliff-Troop 16

Donovan Kayne Roach-Troop 3                               Chad Colton Russell-Troop 52

Justus Chase Russell-Troop 52                                  Jacob Middleton Sawyer-Troop 92

Joshua Cole Seavey-Troop 47                                   Parker James Simmons-Troop 47

Caleb Parker Snow-Troop 707                                 Benjamin Paul Stroderd-Troop 5

Cyle Michael Van Derwerken-Troop 16                  Brett Michael Walker-Troop 16

Connor McCrea Williams-Troop 16                         Kip O’Brien Williams-Troop 16

Landry Hudson Windham-Troop 16                        Cameron Michael Ytzen-Troop 8

Only 4 percent of Scouts achieve the rank of Eagle Scout. To obtain this rank, Scouts must first work their way up the ladder of rank.  Along the way, just as it has been for over 100 years, today's Eagle Scouts earn 21 required merit badges. Although some of the required merit badges have changed many have remained the same since 1912.

Scouting has taught the same values for over 100 years. And the saying, “Once an Eagle, Always an Eagle” started with the first Eagle Scout our country honored. Scouts are charged to give back to their churches, their community, and to scouting. Many of the Eagle Scouts that will be honored have fathers who grew up in scouting and are still giving back today.