2017 Eagle Dinner Program

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Notable Eagle Scouts

Neil Armstrong Gerald R. Ford Emery Moorehead
First man to walk on the moon 38th President of the United States Former American football tight end/
Willie Banks Steve Fossett wide-receiver for the Superbowl-winning
Olympic athlete, former world-record World-record holder; first to ‘85 Chicago Bears
holder in triple jump and long jump circumnavigate Earth solo in Ben Nelson
Michael Bloomberg a balloon and an airplane Former Governor of Nebraska and U.S.
Mayor of New York City Chan Gailey Senator from Nebraska
Guion “Guy” S. Bluford, Jr. College and professional H. Ross Perot
Retired U.S. Air Force officer football coach Founder of EDS and Perot Systems;
and Space Shuttle astronaut; John Garamendi former presidential candidate
first African American in space Lieutenant Governor of California Rick Perry
Bill Bradley Bill Gates, Sr. Former Governor of Texas and current
Former professional basketball CEO of Bill and Melinda Gates U.S. Secretary of Energy
player, U.S. Senator, and Foundation; father of Bill Gates Beasley Reece
presidential candidate Robert Gates Former NFL player and sportscaster
Stephen Breyer Former U.S. Secretary of Defense and Mike Rowe
Associate Justice of the U.S. Director of the Central Intelligence Host of “Dirty Jobs” television program
Supreme Court Agency Donald Rumsfeld
Mike Crapo Michael Kahn Former U.S. Secretary of Defense
U.S. Senator from Idaho Academy award–winning film editor Jefferson Sessions
William C. DeVries, M.D. James A. Lovell, Jr. U.S. Senator from Alabama and current
Surgeon and educator; transplanted the Former U.S. Navy officer and U.S. Attorney General
first artificial heart Apollo 13 Commander William S. Sessions
Robert Dold Gary Locke Former federal judge and
Former U.S. Congressman from Illinois Former Governor of Washington; first Director of the FBI
and President of Rose Pest Control Chinese American governor in the Steven Spielberg
Michael Dukakis United States American director, producer, and
Former Governor of Massachusetts and Richard G. Lugar screenwriter
presidential candidate U.S. Senator from Indiana John Tesh
Mike Enzi J. Willard Marriott, Jr. Recording artist and performer
U.S. Senator from Wyoming Chairman and CEO of Marriott Rex Tillerson
Thomas Foley International 69th and current U.S. Secretary of State
Former Speaker of the U.S. George Meyer Togo West
House of Representatives and Writer and producer of “The Simpsons” Former U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs
U.S. Ambassador to Japan and Secretary of the Army

Program

Greeting Matt Jaeger

Opening Flag Presentation Lovell FHCC Color Guard

Invocation Pat Klemens

Dinner Chevy Chase Country Club

Introduction of Guests and Recognition Matt Jaeger

Recognition of Parents and Volunteers D. Keith Ross

NOESA Presentation Jack Fox

Keynote Speaker Robert Dold

Council Eagle Scout Scholarships Tom Krissek

Adams Eagle Scout Service Project Matt Jaeger

Introduction of Eagle Scout Class of 2016-2017 Mark Dahlen

Eagle Scout Pledge Bert Tucker

Scout Executive Comments Doug Nelson

Closing Comments Matt Jaeger

The Eagle Challenge 2017 “Eagle Challenge 2017”

Each year, the Northeast Illinois Council Gold Palm Sponsors
and its supporters provide a special ($250-$499)
dinner for our new Eagle Scouts and
their Scoutmasters. This year, the Eagle George W. Benjamin Post 791
Challenge 2017 raised over $18,590 to Mark Dunn
help cover these costs and to show our Clark Federer
Eagle Scouts that we care very much Lee Haak
about their accomplishments, their Tom Hopkins
success and their future. Thank you to Mark Jaeger
everyone who decided to “Pay it Forward”
to support the celebration of this, our Andrew Langan
highest achievement. Shaun O’Leary
Sutchin Patel
Platinum Palm Sponsors John Ropiequet
($1,000 and above)
Rick Ryan
Landgraf Family Foundation Patrick Sheehan
Ken Morrison Donald & Michael Swanson

Stephen R. Murrill Family Dale Thomas
D. Keith Ross Ed Yells

Silver Palm Sponsors Larry Young
($500-$999) Bronze Palm Sponsors

Mark Dahlen ($150-$249)
Patrick & Joyce Heneghan Patti Chojnacki
Bob & Cindy Collins
Pat Klemens Nicholas Coyne
Thomas & Donna Krissek Steve & Michelle Cummings
Steven Derebey
Chip Smith Marc Downs
Frank Tsuru Warren Fellingham
Roycealee Wood
Jaime Fink
Scott Hamilton
Jeff Hogenmiller

Brant Jones
David Kemp
Rodger Landgraf
Greg Lawless
James Leffelman

Cole McLaughlin Daniel J. Kipp
John Mengel Jonathon Klemens
Dale Message Douglas Landgraf
Bill Parthun Michael Landgraf
Tim Sanborn
Seth Shrank Bob Markoff
Timothy McMahon
William Sholten
Samuel Skinner Beth Micksch
Michael Moos
Bert Tucker Ken Morrison
First Class Sponsors ($75-$149) Beth Micksch
Mark Murrill
Michael Auerbach Doug Nelson
Eva & LeRoy Bair Curt Nerenberg
Oscar Newman
Kenneth Bair Karen Pinelli
Steven Bair
Robert Bennes Charles Pint
Matthew Benoit D. Keith Ross, III
Ronald Berman Mike Rubison
Daniel Brewer
Charles Brook Scott Schaefle
Stephanie Brooks Lawrence Seeger Family
Chris Clemmensen
Dave Davies Mark Tenpas
John Davis Jim Westfall
Cathleen Dohrn John Wolfson
Eagle Friend ($35-$74)
Bob Dold Michael Anderson
John Duncan Jack Blumberg
Bill Eidson Sarah Filipiak
Mel Ellingsen Hans Geyer
Dean Kehr
Lee Enz Craig Levy
Edward W. Fitzgerald, Jr. Dan Peterson
George Schmoll
David Fleming Rick Schneider
Jack Fox Jonathan Trutter
Chip Tucker
Jim Gabbard Gary Tucker
John Gallagher
Robert Hammesfahr

Matt Jaeger
Robert Keagy

Mary Kelly

NOESA Presentation

The NESA Outstanding Eagle Scout Award (NOESA) is a prestigious recognition
granted by the local council’s NESA committee to Eagle Scouts who have demonstrated
outstanding achievement at the local, state or regional level. Unlike the Distinguished
Eagle Scout Award, which is a national award, the NOESA recognizes Eagle Scouts
whose efforts have made a positive impact closer to home. These men have devoted a
lifetime to their professions, avocations, communities and beliefs.

Bert Tucker

Bert Tucker’s Scouting Adventure began 70 years ago as a Cub Scout in Wilmette, Illinois.
Today, Bert continually makes a strong case for Cub Scouting in Northeast Illinois. Whether
it’s getting kids to camp or visiting local packs to support their programs, Bert is a strong
advocate, leader and supporter. Earning his Eagle in 1953 in Boy Scout Troop 2, Wilmette,
he has truly lead the Eagle Scout Charge! This most certainly helped him in Explorer Post
2 under the consummate leadership of Mr. Jack Fox. From Waterfront staff at Ma-Ka-Ja-
Wan in 1954, to Co-Chairman of the Cub Scout Family Camporee at Indian Mound Scout
Reservation in 2016, Bert hasn’t stopped moving since his first day in Cub Scouting.

Bert’s Scouting resume is distinguished and inspiring. In 1979 he became a Webelos Leader
of Pack 48 in Lake Forest. Over the next few years, Bert accepted additional responsibilities,
eventually becoming Scoutmaster of Troop 46, Lake Forest from 1985 to 1990. Under his
leadership, he lead the troop on a Philmont Expedition, chaired several District First Aid
Meets, District Camporees and helped facilitate the 1989 Northeast Illinois Council (NEIC) Camporee. During his leadership of
Troop 46 he earned the NESA Scoutmaster Award of Merit while inspiring twenty Scouts to achieve the Eagle rank.

He served as Vice President of the NEIC Boy Scout Division from 1993 to 1996 and was elected Council Commissioner from 1996
to 2001. In 1994 and again in 1998 he served as Chairman of the Council Camporee called Scouting On Parade, which attracted
more than 5,000 Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Leaders and parents to celebrate Scouting at Lakewood Forest Preserve.

As Commissioner and chairman for a wide variety of Scouting programs, Bert has earned numerous accolades from District
Award of Merit, God and Service Award, Distinguished Commissioner, Silver Beaver and now the NESA Outstanding Eagle
Scout Award (NOESA). He has served on Wood Badge Staff, is a Vigil member of the Order of the Arrow and continues to go
to camp whenever possible. He is a Life Member of the American Legion, McKinlock Post 264, Lake Forest where he is Unit
Commissioner for Pack 48, 148, Troop 48 and Crew 48 sponsored by the post. He has served for several years as a Deacon at the
First Presbyterian Church, Lake Forest and is the Unit Commissioner for Troop 46 and Pack 46 sponsored by the Church.

Bert has been on the Northeast Illinois Council Executive Board and is now serving on the Council Advisory Board. He recently
has taken over as chairman of the Council History Committee, previously under the tutelage of Don Martin. It is said that“if you
want something to get done, ask a busy man.” That man is Bert Tucker.

Guest Speaker

Robert Dold

Since earning his Eagle Scout Rank in Troop 13, Kenilworth in 1986, Robert“Bob”Dold has
been taking the Eagle Charge to heart. Born in Evanston, Illinois, where he grew up with
his parents and three sisters, Bob immersed himself in the Scouting program and New Trier
High School athletics.
As a student at New Trier, he served as a quarterback for the Trevians and was captain
of both the wrestling and Lacrosse teams. After graduating from New Trier in 1987, Bob
attended Denison University and went on to earn a J.D. from Indiana University. Later, he
completed his MBA from Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management.
Bob has remained faithful to the Scouting cause, serving as a“Trained Leader”as
Scoutmaster of Troop 13 and Crew Advisor for Crew 13, of Kenilworth. He sets a standard for
others who believe in the program and continues to lead by example. He is also an active
member of the Northeast Illinois Council Board of Directors.
The skills Bob learned on his Trail to Eagle helped propel him on his journey of Service to Community and Service to Country.
Having previously served two terms as a Representative for Illinois’10th Congressional District in the United States Congress,
he has been known as an independent voice and bridge-builder by his colleagues, constituents and friends. Committed to
servant-leadership, Bob encourages young Scouts to follow the Trail to Eagle and to use the implicit lessons learned to help
other people at all times.
Bob’s success is largely based on the merit and hard work demonstrated by his family, who run the country’s oldest pest
solution company founded in 1860. Today, Bob is President of Rose Pest Solutions. He resides in Kenilworth with his wife,
Danielle, and three Scout-strong children. Bob received his NOESA in 2012 from the Northeast Illinois Council. In addition to
his Scouting commitments, he serves as a Board Member for the Boys & Girls Club of Lake County and serves on the Board of
ConservAmerica.

Awards & Scholarships

Michael Landgraf Scholarship
Sponsored by the Landgraf Family Foundation

David Benjamin Brandt

David is a member of Troop and Crew 78 in Lincolnshire. He is a senior at Adlai E.
Stevenson High School and plans to attend the University of Chicago where he will
pursue a double major of Economics and Math or Statistics.

Douglas Landgraf Scholarship
Sponsored by the Landgraf Family Foundation

Connor Christopher Clemmensen

Connor is a member of Troop 46 in Lake Forest. Currently a senior at Lake Forest
High School, he will attend Michigan’s Ross School of Business in the Fall in pursuit of
a BA in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance or Consulting.

Murrill Family Scholarship
Sponsored by the Stephen R. Murrill Family

Aidan J. Demsky

Aidan is a member of Troop 156 in Glenview and a senior at Glenbrook South High
School. He will attend College in the Fall to pursue studies in History, Political
Science and Environmental Studies.

Donald Ross Memorial Scholarship
Sponsored by D. Keith Ross

Duncan P. Holzhall

A senior at New Trier High School, Duncan is a member of Troop and Crew 5 in
Wilmette. He will attend College in the Fall where he will major in Music Education.

Christopher Motes Memorial Scholarship
Sponsored by Ken Morrison

Nicholas Mark Zblewski

Nick is currently registered with Troop and Crew 671 in Gurnee. A senior at Warren
Township High School, he will begin College this Fall with plans to pursue a career in
Marketing.

The 2016-2017 NEIC Eagle Class
represents over 33,008 service

hours with 205 community
projects for almost 200 different

local organizations.

Adams Eagle Scout Service
Project of the Year Award

Julio C. Cházaro

Julio, a member of Troop 616 in
Waukegan, has a special interest in
conservation. Under his leadership,
he and his team developed a native
garden in front of First Baptist
Church in Waukegan. Using a tree
that was in the church yard for
60 years and came down during
a storm in 2011, Julio made four
benches and two garden raised
box beds for vegetable plants. The
new garden provides a habitat
for Monarch butterflies and other
pollinator insects, and provides
Waukegan residents and visitors a
place where they can connect with
nature.

Congratulations 2016-2017

Nicholas B. Abate, Troop 92 Caleb Snowden Cole, Troop 32 Jesse Alexander Hertzke, Troop 188
William Alan Adamski, Troop 627 John Howell Conway, Troop 50 Justin F. Hone, Troop 46
Nathan Thomas Cowart, Troop 451
Jacob Ryan Allen, Troop 679 Robert Charles Crane, Troop 20 Alexander N. Houge, Troop 85
Peter Reed Allen, Troop 48 William Anthony Cremering, Troop 673 Michael C. Huff, Troop 667
Samuel Louis Aronson, Troop 50 Patrick Edward Cullather, Troop 324 Garrett Joseph Hull, Troop 46
Delvin Sebastian A. Arrington, Troop 324 Wyatt Joseph Cummings, Troop 156
Terrence Q.X. Arrington, Troop 324 Thomas Robert Davies, Troop 912 Thomas Lyle Janusz, Troop 188
Joseph Eric Bachinger, Troop 675 Nicholas Harris Jarmusz, Troop 18
Derek Isaiah Ball, Troop 62 Storm Chad Davis, Troop 85
Logan Christopher Balmer, Troop 87 Matthew Joseph DeLeo, Troop 9 James Scott Johnson, Troop 52
Joseph Anthony Ramos Barisas, Troop 79 Josiah A. Johnson, Troop 275
Matthew Thomas Barrett, Troop 46 Aidan J. Demsky, Troop 156 William Hugh Jones, III, Troop 20
Jon Lucas Beneteau, Troop 48 Benjamin Obadiah Denson, Troop 198 Bennett Michael Josephson, Troop 677
John Matthew Benoit, Troop 71 Nicholas Peter Kacena, Troop 28
Nicholas Jonathan Berklan, Troop 72 Evan John Elkin, Troop 78 George Dean Kacos, Troop 72
Nathaniel Jonathan Berrios, Troop 679 Nolan Jay Elsing, Troop 188 Ryan Matthew Kaczmarek, Troop 198
Marcus Walter Bienko, Troop 156 Chase Bingham Eyre, Crew 681
Victor Scott Bienko, Troop 156 Peter Andrew Figura, Troop 5 Eric Kang, Troop 79
Benjamin Alexander Bloom, Troop 324 Eric Walter Filipiak, Troop 32 Johnathan Andrew Kellogg, Troop 671
Nicholas James Borovka, Troop 96 Andrew Joseph Fink, Troop 194
Jackson Friedrich Bothmann, Troop 451 Brian Charles Fitzgerald, Troop 67 Cole M. Kellow, Troop 52
Andrew Ryan Bouc, Troop 288 Noah Francis Flanagan, Troop 20 William Thomas Kerwin, Troop 20
Brandon Gordon Boulger, Troop 194 Wyatt Christopher Foss, Troop 42
Zachary Joseph Boveri, Troop 42 Bruno Moses Frost, Troop 5 Charles Austin Kirk, Troop 667
David Benjamin Brandt, Troop 78 Joseph Michael Knight, Troop 616
Matthew Lawrence Brocato, Troop 162 Edgar Garcia, Troop 275 Nicholas Michael Knill, Troop 85
Lawrence Kent Brucker, Troop 48 Erik Garcia, Troop 275 Chrisopher Tyler Koenemann, Troop 198
Ryan Joseph Burger, Troop 46 Jared Nathaniel Garner, Troop 677
Nicolas Andrew Burgess, Troop 85 William Thomas Gescheidle, Troop 46 George Kolasa, Troop 48
Andrew Peter Burmeister, Troop 52 Aryan Ghafouri, Troop 3 Charles James Kolterman, Troop 60
Spencer Edward Burton, Troop 671 Scott Matthew Glassberg, Troop 79 Max Hendrickson Kratcoski, Troop 72
Ian Michael Butler, Troop 150 Gavin Glickley, Troop 675 Sean Robert Kukuruzovic, Troop 672
Skyler Everett Butts, Troop 174 Andrew Michael Goger, Troop 96 Alex Raymond Kuscsik, Troop 96
Joseph Kuhn Carey II, Troop 28 Carlos J. Gonzalez, Troop 195 Daniel Victor Kwiecinski, Troop 195
Nikhil Chakrabarty, Troop 95 Jack Henry Govert, Troop 5
Julio C. Cházaro, Troop 616 Joseph Richard Grabowski, Troop 675 Michael Kirby Lake, Troop 188
Christopher Michael Guido, Troop 48 Eoin James Lane, Troop 9
Daniel Chen, Troop 672 Reuben Chase Gutmann, Troop 79
Logan Hewitt Clark, Troop 194 Andrew James Hammon, Troop 79 Sean Hannefin Lawless, Troop 20
Connor Christopher Clemmensen, Troop 46 Scott Matthew Haseman, Troop 198 Reagan Matthew Lee, Troop 20
Trentin Paul Heiny, Troop 667 Zachary Rothschild Levy, Troop 96
Tyler Hershenhouse, Troop 95 Zachary Weems Levy, Troop 52
Zachary E. Lindner, Troop 52
Eduardo Llamas, Jr., Troop 451
Brennan Joseph Long, Troop 46
Jonathan David Lugthart, Troop 79

Pranav Madhu, Troop 13

Eagle Class

Joshua Nicholas Magri, Troop 323 Alexander James Polakow, Troop 55 Oliver George Tidswell, Troop 49
Amod Mahadik, Troop 451 Thomas Leo Powen, Troop 150 Demetri Toyal Milton Tullis, Troop 188

Daniel Keith Martin, Troop 156 Andrew Remington Price, Troop 194 Alan Edward Turnbull, Troop 451
Theodore William Martinek, Troop 87 Konrad Vittorio Proce, Troop 609 Eric Douglas Turner, Troop 194
Alexander Ray Puce, Troop 9 Simon Taesung Uhm, Crew 5
Tyler Steven Marx, Troop 195 Dylan Thomas Utterback, Troop 50
Cody Matonik, Troop 128 Graham Robert Quintana, Troop 3E Jonathan Reid Valentine, Troop 60
Naren Adhik Radhakrishnan, Troop 303 Martin Alexander Ventrell, Troop 333
James B. McCullough, Jr., Troop 672 Mason Philip Rodriguez Rand, Troop 13 Michael Woodington Vorwald, Troop 20
Austin McGreevy, Troop 46 Christopher Paul Wallenfang, Troop 188
John William Readdy, Troop 388
John Patrick McGuan, Troop 194 Brandon Reed, Troop 71 Michael Warren, Troop 150
Cole McLaughlin, Troop 18 William Albert Webb, Troop 3
Parker J. Mercado, Troop 42 Dylan Michael Richartz, Troop 90
Mark Christopher Rinaolo, Troop 46 Bryan Wehde, Troop 96
Jeffrey Joseph Meverden, Troop 188 Nicholas Ian Weilbaker, Troop 188
Finn J. Michaelis, Troop 42 Robert Carl Ritz, Troop 64
Tyler Patrick Roback, Troop 3 Benjamin Weinberg, Troop 188
Caleb McLeaod Miller, Troop 87 Jonathan Arthur Rogin, Troop 71 David Oren Weisskopf, Troop 62
Jason Alexander Moens, Troop 451 Scott Zachariah Rose, Troop 679 Keyler Robert White, Troop 13
Spencer Gordon Moffat, Troop 288 David James Ryherd, Troop 667 Karl Arthur Wiemerslage, Troop 92
Jacob Bryant Montgomery, Troop 50 Scott Francis Wilkins, Troop 627
Nicholas Robert Moore, Troop 324 Aaron Saef, Troop 32 Braeden Michael Wilson, Troop 188
Edward James Mordini, Troop 46 Jack Logan Sanders, Troop 60 Christopher Angelus Worshill, Troop 92
Casey Joseph Murphy, Troop 162 Richard Ernest Santi, Troop 20
Samuel Lange Nahrwold, Troop 13 Ryan Edward Sawusch, Troop 190 Sam M. Yavitt, Troop 20
Jeffrey P. Schneider, Troop 71 John Michael Yost, Troop 90
Brian Wolf Nebolsky, Troop 67 William Hayden Schott, Troop 60 Nicholas Mark Zblewski, Troop 671
Daniel Newhall, Troop 52 Andrew Michael Shade, Troop 20 Zachary John Zerwas, Troop 194
Justin Daniel Shamberg, Troop 671 John Peter Zientko, Troop 303
Sean Thomas O’Connor, Troop 5 Julius Kurt Shapiro, Troop 28 Juan Francisco Zuniga, Troop 616
Daniel Terry O’Donnell, Troop 42 Nicholas James Silk, Troop 1987
Matthew David Olson, Troop 71 Alexander Nae Sung Slack, Troop 198
Ethan Reuben Small, Troop 62
Scott Opal, Troop 627 Peter Alden Sparks, Troop 929
Ian Robert O’Shaughnessy, Troop 912 Van Patrick Staunton, Troop 46
Samuel Michael Winter Pasquesi, Troop 42 Scott Matthew Stern, Troop 50
Benjamin Houston Paterson, Troop 273 Jack Layton Strom, Troop 672
Samuel Edward Pavlekovsky, Troop 5 James William Syme, Troop 198
Matthew Joseph Pawlowski, Troop 60 Alexander V. Tamulaitis, Troop 96
Ben Alexander Tanneberger, Troop 1987
Christian Robert Pecard, Troop 17 Christopher Thomas Taschner, Troop 66
Henry Karl Wellensiek Peters, Troop 929 Zachary Edward Thomas, Troop 671
Nathanael Thomas Thornburgh, Troop 677
Adam Robert Peterson, Troop 9
Bryan Haller Petty, Troop 188
David Oliver Pigg, Jr., Troop 150

Anthony Pinelli, Troop 32
Daniel Max Plumhoff, Troop 675

Special Thanks Council Advancement Committee
Rick Ryan – Chairman
National Eagle Scout Association Committee Aptakisic District
Matt Jaeger – Chairman Bill Munro - Chairman
Mark Dahlen Corina Anderson
Tom Krissek Neil Burmeister
Chip Smith Bob Reinert
Bert Tucker North Star District
Peter White Mark Dahlen - Chairman
Ed Yells Eva Bair
Larry Young Patty Chojnacki
Pat Lample
Northeast Illinois Council Executive Committee Dan Leslie
Council President – Keith Ross Potawatomi District

Executive Vice President - Greg Lawless George Sullivan - Chairman
Council Commissioner – John Duncan Tom Handler
Scout Executive – Doug Nelson Mike Hogan
Treasurer – Chip Smith Bruce Kelly
Legal Counsel – Steven Hunter
Council Officers Michael Schaefer
VP Administration – John Wolfson
VP Development – Ken Morrison Special Appreciation
VP Learning for Life – Roycealee Wood Thanks to these people and organizations that helped make
VP Marketing – Rob Orr
VP Membership – Dale Thomas tonight special for all of us.
VP Nominations - S. Michael Rummel Patty Chojnacki
VP Operations – Curt Nerenberg Bill Gregory
VP Program – Alison Davies Pat Lample
Frank Martinek
Thank you!
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