Troop 636

Trail to Eagle

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Eagle Information
Congratulations Letter List	37 KB
Eagle Program	34 KB
Eagle Court of Honor Ceremony Example 1	22 KB
Eagle Court of Honor Handbook	263 KB
Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook	365 KB
Eagle Scout Rank Application	39 KB
Life to Eagle Guidelines	169 KB
Eagle Workbook Examples
Douglas Wilson's Eagle Workbook	1284 KB
Michael Fariello's Eagle Workbook	1662 KB

Eagle Scouts

Eagle Scouts from Troop 636

Craig Porter 2008 Elliott James 2008 Jonathan Malinconico 2006 Andrew Alonso 2006 Brett McLaughlin 2006 Alex Alonso 2006 Michael Wilson 2006 Alex Carver 2005 Michael O'brien 2005 David Jessup 2005 Keith Dalick 2005 Taylor Phillips 2005 Michael Vitetta 2005 Douglas Wilson 2004 David Tamayo 2004 Michael Golditch 2004 Matthew Isbell 2004 Rafael Padron 2004 Sean Gallatin 2004 Mikhail Petersen 2004 Alex Blandina 2004 Keith Rebarber 2003 Brian Malinconico 2003 Scott Greb 2003 James McMurray 2003 Michael Fariello 2003 Anderw Greene 2003

Jonathan Norato 2003 Jared Dunson 2002 Kirt Gallatin 2002 Kyle Stevens 2001 Matt Prior 2001 Sean Golditch 2001 Jim Wright 2001 Joseph Fariello 2001 Ryan Gilbert 2000 Chris Carswell 1999 Jacob Smith 1998 Brain Carswell 1998 Marshal Dunson 1997 Sean Luke 1997 Ken Neptun 1996 Todd Adel 1996 Ben Neptun 1995 David Levine 1995 Jason Fritz 1994 Evan Brenner 1992 Mike Kromer 1992 Ken Kerr 1992 Kevin Kerr 1989 Don Gilmor 1985 John Hiden 1982 Gil Amara 1973

Raft of Eagles

From back right to front to back left: James McMurray, Keith Rebarber, Mikhail Petersen, Kyle Stevens, Minnow Carswell, Jonathon Norato, Michael Fariello, Joseph Fariello, Scott Greb

“In the summer of 1998, Boy Scout Troop 636 participated in the summer camp program at the Blue Ridge Scout Reservation in Virginia. During our week at camp, the boys and adults went on a whitewater rafting trip on the New River in West Virginia. This trip was an unforgettable journey, down the second oldest river in the world.

One raft which I would like to call the ‘Raft of Eagles’ had nine boys and the river guide. Little did we know in 1998, that today, in 2004, every boy on that raft would become an Eagle Scout. I truly believe that is a remarkable accomplishment.”

Mr. Fariello, Scoutmaster