Troop 801 Eagle Scouts
Rich Gunvalsen / 1/19/73 / Aaron Madden / 11/2/00Scott Lamming / 6/15/73 / Elliott Johnson / 11/6/01
John Greenlee / 7/3/73 / Bill Lively / 1/25/02
Patrick Shaughnessy / 2/15/74 / Kevin Carlock / 9/24/02
Mark Cudahy / 5/17/74 / Christopher Goedl / 12/29/02
Lawrence Beck / 11/14/75 / Jeff Coté / 3/27/03
Brian Kiefer / 3/26/76 / Eric Gustafson / 5/22/03
Thomas Bauder / 7/23/76 / Christopher Danly / 5/6/03
Jonathon Maggio / 10/27/77 / Michael Weinberg / 5/12/03
James Bauder / 11/10/78 / Joe Mayberry / 9/4/03
Bernard Perez / 10/13/79 / Michael Whitehouse / 10/5/03
Stephen Bauder / 11/1/80 / Mark Piroutek / 4/13/04
Rodger Maggio / 11/24/80 / Andrew Love / 6/3/04
Karl Rosenquist / 12/15/80 / Johnathan Laursen / 8/19/04
Joseph Klockgether III / 3/14/82 / Matthew Sarkan / 2/1/05
Christopher Bauder / 10/1/83 / Matthew Carlock / 7/20/05
Earl Dunham / 9/9/84 / Steven Case / 8/15/05
Robert Erlick / 10/7/84 / Steven Oda / 11/8/05
Scott Wheeler / 5/19/86 / Justin Kernes / 11/17/05
Erin Dunn / 12/18/88 / Michael D Isenberg / 9/21/06
Kenneth Wheeler / 4/22/89 / Brian A Norris / 1/18/07
William Brown / 1/13/91 / Jonathan A Evert / 6/07/07
Michael Lee / 10/27/91 / Gary N Dominguez Jr. / 6/21/07
Matthew Coulson / 12/22/91 / David J McGee / 6/21/07
Robert Lee / 6/23/93 / Jonathan F Adams / 8/15/07
Scott Beard / 6/29/93 / Michael K James / 10/04/07
David Rosenkrantz / 4/28/95 / Brent W Lee / 12/06/07
Jeff Mitchell / 6/22/95 / Jesse (Eric) Heffernan / 3/20/08
John Niccolai / 7/11/95 / Alexander L Evert / 12/18/08
Christo lawler / 11/14/95 / Blake S Perez / 2/05/09
Michael Pierce / 4/16/96 / Timothy T Lee / 3/05/09
Russel Sanui / 11/4/98 / Blake O Wilson / 7/16/09
John Whitehouse / 5/11/99 / Nathan A Carey / 8/06/09
Scott Mitchell / 5/23/99 / Adam M Kernes / 2/04/10
Joshua Goedl / 7/27/00 / Fady M Barsoum / 3/04/10
Scott Bjorklund / 8/24/00 / Daniel Yang / 3/04/10
A Scout is Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, Reverent.
Boy Scouts of America
Troop 801
Brea, California
Eagle Court of Honor
for
AdamMichael Kernes
BreaLionsScoutCenter
Brea, California
1:00 pm
Saturday
August 28th, 2010
On my honor, I will do my best,
To do my duty to God and my country,
And to obey the Scout Law;
To help other people at all times;
To keep myself physically strong,
Mentally awake, and morally straight.
Eagle Court of Honor
Presentation of Colors &Jon Evert, Senior Patrol Leader, Troop 801
Pledge of AllegianceColor Guard:
Introduction of Guests & Eagle CandidateMr. Jerry Love
Assistant Scoutmaster, Troop 801
Multi-media PresentationMr. Mike Pokorny
Eagle Award StoryMr. Alan Sarkan, Assistant Scoutmaster, Troop 801
Mr. Bob Russell, Family Friend
Mr. Warren McGee, Former Scoutmaster, Troop 801
Eagle/Parent Escortsxxxx, xxxx
Ceremony – Trail to EagleScouts of Troop 801
Voice of the EagleMr. Bruce Burton
Placard BearersCory Hall, Hunter Pokorny, Jonathan Book,
Bryce McMillan, Randy Fillingane, Brian Norris, Matt Sarkan
Candle Log Ceremony Bryan Lee, Adam Kernes, Robert Boorujy
Blake Perez, Daniel Yang
Badge of Light Bill Lively, Matt Sarkan, Johnathan Laursen
Xxxx, xxxx
Formal Charge - Eagle ScoutMr Richard Goedl, Eagle Scout
Troop 801 Chartering Organization Representative
Eagle Award Presentation
Eagle Award Bearersxxx, xxx
Presentation of Eagle Neckerchief Steven Oda, xxxx
Special PresentationsMr. Jerry Love
His Honor Roy Moore, Mayor of Brea
Ms. Carolyn Yellis on behalf of State Senator Bob Margett
______on behalf of Congressman Gary Miller
______on behalf of Assemblywoman Lynn Daucher
Mr. Richard Goedl on behalf of Brea Kiwanis
Closing CommentsMr. Chuck Lee, Scoutmaster
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kernes
Justin Kernes
Scout OathJustin Kernes with Troop 801
Boy Scouts of America
Troop 801
Brea, California
Trail to Eagle
Adam Michael Kernes
Ranks
ScoutMarch 24, 2003
TenderfootJuly 21, 2003
Second ClassMarch 22, 2004
First ClassApril 13, 2004
StarMarch 8, 2005
LifeNovember 22, 2006
EagleFebruary 4, 2010
Merit Badges (40)
Archery, Art, Aviation, Basketry, Camping, Canoeing, Cit In Community, Cit In Nation, Cit In World, Climbing, Communications, Drafting, Electricity, Electronics, Environmental Sci, Family Life, Fingerprinting, First Aid, Graphic Arts, Leatherwork, Lifesaving, Metalwork, Music, Oceanography, Personal Fitness, Personal Management, Plumbing, Pottery, Pulp and Paper, Rifle Shooting, Sculpture, Small Boat Sailing, Snow Sports, Space Exploration, Surveying, Swimming, Textile, Truck Transport, Wilderness Survival, Wood Carving
Leadership Positions
Assistant Patrol Leader, O/A Rep, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, Librarian, Patrol Grubmaster, Patrol Quartermaster, Patrol Leader
Accomplishments
100 Nights Camping, Paul Bunyan, Puddle Duck, Sentinel Peak, 7 League Boot-200 Mile rocker, 50 Miler Award, World Conservation Award, Jr. Leader Training, Order of the Arrow Brotherhood
Eagle Service Project
Design and supervise the construction of two furniture-style benches for the entrance to The Cause Community Church in Brea, California.
One Hundred Scouts
Of any one hundred boys who become Scouts, it must be confessed that thirty will drop out in their first year. Perhaps this may be regarded as a failure, but later in life, even those 30 will remember that they had been in Scouting and will speak well of the program.
Of the one hundred, only rarely will one ever appear before a juvenile court judge. Twelve of the one hundred will be from families that belong to no house of worship. Through Scouting, these twelve and many of their families will be brought into contact with a house of worship and will continue to be active all their lives. Six of the one hundred will become pastors.
Each of the one hundred will learn something from Scouting, and all will develop hobbies that will add interest throughout the rest of their lives. Approximately one-half will serve in the military, and in varying degrees, profit from their Scout training. At least one will use it to save another person's life, and many may credit it for saving their own.
Only about four of the one hundred will reach Eagle rank, and at least one will later say that he valued his Eagle above his college degree. Many will find their future vocation through merit badge work and Scouting contacts. Seventeen of the one hundred boys will become adult leaders and will give leadership to thousands of additional boys.
One in four boys in America will become Scouts, but it is interesting to know that of the leaders of this nation in business, religion and politics, three out of four were Scouts.
Of the 299 current and former astronauts, 201 were involved in scouts. 41 became Eagle Scouts. Of the 12 men who have walked on the moon, 11 were involved in Boy Scouts. Two of them are Eagle Scouts, including the first, Neil Armstrong.
This story will never end. Like the 'Golden Pebble' of service dropped into the human sea, it will continue to radiate in ever-widening circles, influencing the characters of men through unending time.