Adult Awards

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Adult Recognition

50 Years of Service

Recipients

RECIPIENT	REMARKS
Matt Linkel	Presented by Conewago District

Outstanding Service to the Troop

3/26/2006 - Andy Groft - Outstanding Service
1/20/2007 - Frank Sanders - Outstanding Service
1/26/2008 - Pete B. Slusser, Jr. - Outstanding Service
2/14/2008 - Richard C. Slusser - Outstanding Service
2/14/2008 - Earl H. Hertz - Lifetime of Service

Silver Beaver Award

Established in 1931, the Silver Beaver Award is presented for distinguished service to young people within a BSA local council. More than 50,000 recognitions have been conferred to date. As with the Silver Antelope, a recipient must be a registered adult member of the BSA. The awards are bestowed at appropriate local functions. Silver Beaver Awards are presented on the basis of the number of units in a council.

Recipients

1988	Richard E. Crouse
1987	Loretta M. Sellman
1949	Charles L. Weaver

District Award of Merit

The award is available to Scouters who render service of an outstanding nature at the district level. The award is made available annually on the basis of 1 for each 25 traditional units or fraction thereof. The district need not present all the awards to which it is entitled each year.

Recipients

YEAR	RECIPIENT	REMARKS
1949	Nicholas D. Murphy	Troop 103 SM
1949	Walter Blettner	103 ?
1964	Lawrence H. Cummins	Troop 103
1965	John H. Riley
1977	Dr. Henry Hoffacker	103 ?
1982	William A. Klein, Jr.	Troop 103
1983	John Markle	Troop 103
1984	Loretta M. Sellman	Pack 103 CM
1985	Richard E. Crouse	Troop 103
1988	Matt Linkel	Troop 103
1989	Frank W. Sanders	Troop 103
1990	Earl H. Hertz	Troop 103
1992	Kenneth Zinn	Troop 103
1993	Richard P. Arigo	Troop 103
1994	Mary Bohrer	Pack 103 CM
2001	Steve Baker	District
2002	Peter B. Slusser, Jr.	Troop 103
2003	Andrew J. Groft	Troop 103 SM
2003	John E. Helfrick	Troop 103
2008	Richard C. Slusser	Troop 103

District Service Award

The award is available to Scouters who render exemplary service at the district level.

Recipients

YEAR	RECIPIENT	REMARKS
1962	Lawrence H. Cummins	Troop 103
1965	Charolette Wolfe	Pack 103
1966	Mary Jane Henry	Pack 103
1969	Nancy Crouse	Pack 103
1970	Germanus Orndorff	Pack 103
1972	Mary Jane Henry	Pack 103
1977	John Markle, Jr.	Pack 103
1979	Loretta M. Sellman	Pack 103
1979	William A. Klein, Jr.	District
1980	Linda Livelsberger	Pack 103
1980	Russell H. Zimmerman	Troop 103
1982	Thomas O' Hara	Troop 103
1985	Frank W. Sanders	Troop 103
1986	Rita Elliot	Pack 103
1988	Steve A. Sabaka	Pack 103
1989	John Hicks	Troop 103
1991	Dennis W. Kelly	Troop 103
1995	John Kruger	Pack 103
1997	Carl M. Cessna	Troop 103
1997	Gail Kruger	Pack 103
1997	Peter B. Slusser, Jr.	Pack 103
1998	Anthony A. Smith	Pack 103
1998	John Curt Hooper	Troop 118
1998	John E. Helfrick	Pack 103
1998	Thomas A. Staub	Pack 103
1999	Charles A. Grove	Pack 103
1999	John B. Zinn	Pack 103
2000	David E. Smith	Pack 103
2001	Andy J. Groft	Troop 103
2001	Pete Monaghan	Troop 103
2008	Jeffrey A. Rosenzweig	Troop 103
2008	Robert L. Zinn	Troop 103

St. George Adult Recognition Award

The National Catholic Committee on Scouting®, acting through the local diocese or eparchy, may award the St. George emblem to members of the laity and clergy, Scouters and non-Scouters alike, who have made significant and outstanding contributions to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through Scouting.
The recipients of the emblem are to be sought after and selected by an active committee of the (arch)diocese/eparchy. This committee is to be newly-appointed each year by the diocesan Scout chaplain or chairperson.
Nomination forms should give a detailed description of how the nominee provides outstanding contribution to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through Scouting in the Catholic Church. It is improper to nominate oneself or one's spouse.
General Scouting achievements do not qualify a person to receive the St. George emblem. The Boy Scouts of America has district, council, regional and national awards for such recognition.

Eligibility

A registered youth member of the Boy Scouts of America of the Catholic faith.
Has started ninth grade.
Designed for age 15-16 year old, but all registered Venturers (male or female before their 21st birthday) and all registered Boy Scouts (in high school, before their 18th birthday) are eligible.

YEAR	RECIPIENT
1979	Richard E. Crouse
1990	Earl H. Hertz
1981	George L. Hoke
1992	William A. Kline, Jr.
1992	Francis W. Sanders
1994	Loretta M. Sellman
1981	Russell H. Zimmerman

Memorial Mall at Camp Tuckahoe

The following individuals have been honored at the Camp Tuckahoe Memorial Mall

INDUCTED	DATE OF DEATH	RECIPIENT	BOY SCOUT POSITION
4/14/1935		Louis Smith Jr.	Scout - Second Class Rank
7/25/1959		Robert C. Myers	Council Executive Board
7/11/1964		John L. Ratti	Scout - Second Class Rank
7/13/1968		Thomas B. Murphy	Scoutmaster
7/10/1971		Lawrence H. Cummins	Committee Member
7/8/1983		William E. Rhodes Jr.	Committee Member
7/10/1987	6/16/1986	David E. Sanders	Scout - Star Rank
7/10/1992	12/26/1991	Norbert G. Neiderer	Committee Member
7/16/1993	11/20/1992	Russell H. Zimmerman	Committee Member
7/8/1994	4/14/1994	George L. Hoke	Committee Member
7/11/1997	10/5/1996	Jonathan L. Groft	Scout - Eagle Rank
7/11/1997	3/29/1997	Laddie J. Marchio	Scouting Coordinator
7/12/2002	3/14/2002	Henry J. Snyder	Committee Member
7/9/2004	8/27/2003	Loretta M. Sellman	Committee Member
7/13/2007	2/13/2007	Dennis W. Kelly	Committee Member