PRESS RELEASE 94-06
Immediate
Mary Ann Peto
(Bus: 216/433-2902)
Thomas Gamble
Boy Scouts of America
(Bus: 216/861-6060)
Cleveland Browns' Matt Stover to speak at Eagle Scout Recognition
Ceremony
CLEVELAND, OH -- On February 13, 1994, the Eagle Scout
Association of Greater Cleveland and the NASA Lewis Research Center
will join together in honoring the 99 young men from the Greater
Cleveland area who earned their Eagle Scout Badges in 1993. The
program will be held in the DEB Auditorium at NASA beginning at 2
p.m.
Lewis, a long-time supporter of the Boy Scout program, presently
sponsors Explorer Post 629 which focuses on space-related subjects.
This year's Recognition Ceremony speaker is Matt Stover who just
completed his third year as place kicker for the Cleveland Browns.
During his time with the Browns, he has led the Browns in scoring,
has been a Special Teams player of the week and has been an integral
part of the Browns' offense. Stover was named Humanitarian of the
Year by the Cleveland Touchdown Club in 1992.
For each of the 99 young men, receiving the Eagle Scout Badge
represents years of work. To become an Eagle Scout, a young man must
progress through the ranks of Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class,
Star and Life before attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. He must earn
at least 21 merit badges, 10 of which are required and cover such
subjects as First Aid, Safety, Camping, Citizenship, Environmental
Science, Emergency Preparedness for Lifesaving and responsibility in
his troop.
Finally, he must plan, develop and give leadership to others in
carrying out a service project helpful to his community, school or
church. These requirements must be completed before his 18th
birthday. Only about 2% of the boys in Scouting attain rank of Eagle
Scout.
The following is a list of the recipients and their hometowns:
AVON
Craig W. Scott
BROOKPARK
Shawn M. Pindroh
J. Eric Pinkston
AVON LAKE
Michael L. Cecil
CHAGRIN FALLS
Andrew M. Hitchcock
BAY VILLAGE
Eric A. Buehner
Jonathan E. Cohrs
Ryan Crane
Andrew A. M. Gash
Edward W. Meyer
Thomas S. Phillips III
CLEVELAND
James A. Dugan
John J. Gibbons IV
William H. Knasel
Richard A. Neckar, Jr.
John A. Robinson
Adam R. Tate
BEDFORD
Scott M. Erben
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
Matthew S. Clapham
Jonathan O. Hinze
Andrew W. Pimlott
Nikhil Rao
Patrick J. Tomsic
BEREA
Eric J. Hill
Ryan C. LaMarre
Christopher R. McKeon
EAST CLEVELAND
Edward D. Sivak, Jr.
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS
Robert A. Powell
MACEDONIA
Andrew J. Havlicek
MENTOR
Michael T. Kordel
BRECKSVILLE
Shannon M. Burns
Aaron B. Clark
Jason P. Fitzwater
Bryan D. Holt
Robert G. Schmidt
EUCLID
Jeffrey W. Beck
Patrick J. Carney
James G. Coleman
John E. Scarniench
Michael F. Tomsic
FAIRVIEW PARK
Mark C. Eyman
Francisco J. Gonzalez
Clifford A. Reeves III
Thomas P. Storm
Douglas J. Truacy
MAPLE HEIGHTS
Alan E. Legault, Jr.
David P. Shipkosky
NORTH RIDGEVILLE
Dennis Livingston
NORTH OLMSTED
Mark A. Detrick
Brian M. Gummow
Erik M. Jones
Matthew A. Kaminski
Gregory J. Plantner
Richard E. Pokrywka
NORTH ROYALTON
Tom D. Baldwin
NORTHFIELD
Derek J. Muth
OLMSTED FALLS
Christopher G. Lee
Daniel H. Ping
Steven J. Roberts
OLMSTED TOWNSHIP
Stephen C. Gerhardt
Corey A. Meyer
ORANGE
Jonathan P. Lehman
PARMA
Matthew J. Burkhardt
Robert K. Carpenter
James M. Spatny
Michael T. Nappier
David J. Piatak
Brian M. Quint
Richard A. Ryba
Thomas J. Scharschmidt
Justin B. Shields
Matthew D. Snowden
PARMA HEIGHTS
Thomas J. Worsencroft
RICHMOND HEIGHTS
James D. Mackey II
Vytautas Urbonavicius
ROCKY RIVER
Derek R. Fix
SEVEN HILLS
Todd A. Coleman
Ryan P. Prokopius
SHAKER HEIGHTS
David B. Appel
Robert W. Cameron III
William R. Holliday
Karl N. Matthias
SOLON
R. Sherman On
Michael Pelsozy
Matthew R. Piedmonte
Micah A. Zakem
STRONGSVILLE
Jason A. Newell
Christopher Nickerson
Matthew C. Ploscik
Thomas J. Rudowicz, Jr.
SOUTH EUCLID
William A. Bakker, Jr.
TWINSBURG
Steven M. Conway
WALTON HILLS
Michael J. Pollock
WESTLAKE
David S. Hanzal
Scott E. Hollingsed
William H. Nest
Gregory E. Nisius
Richard K. Spratt
Robert G. Wickman
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