Donor Recognition Program - May 22, 2021 | Marriott Scout Service Center - 2021 Endowment Celebration - National Capital Area Council
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2021 Endowment Celebration
The Alice S. Marriott Patio &
The Robert & Dee Leggett Endowment Garden
Donor Recognition Program
May 22, 2021 | Marriott Scout Service Center
Why is an Endowment Fund so important? People often ask me: why is it so important for our Council to have an endowment fund? Simply put, our endowment provides a dedicated, perpetual source of support that helps our Council pursue our mission: to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Growing the endowment fund enables our Council to weather the ups and downs of the stock market, unemployment rates, and other unpredictable events. This makes it possible for Scouting programs to serve the young people of our nation’s capital in perpetuity. National Capital Area Council is one of the largest local Scout Councils in the Country. We currently serve approximately 36,000 youth in 20 districts throughout the greater Washington D.C. metro area including 16 counties in Maryland and Virginia, the US Virgin Islands, and US citizens abroad in North and South America. Over the past two decades we have demonstrated continuous financial responsibility by operating within a balanced budget and continually sought ways to make our operations more efficient; however, the cost of providing our program continues to rise every year, straining resources received from traditional sources and making the reliable support of our endowment more important than ever. How Our Endowment Benefits Youth NCAC has taken steps to link endowment specifically to the support of camping and the overall Scouting experience. Our endowment fund annually provides support for high priority camp maintenance projects, uniforms for Scouts who can’t afford them and scholarships for youth to attend summer camp. Specifically, in 2021, $624k came from the interest on our endowment – $244k to operations, $87k to scholarships and $293k to high priority maintenance projects. All of these things impact this year and add to our Endowment Total Net Assets of $14.76M. What’s Next... A strong endowment fund demonstrates an organization’s vision and foresight for future success. We have been able to increase net assets in our endowment fund to $14.76 million. Our long-term goal is $30 million and that would allow us to provide support to nearly every aspect of Council operation, including camp scholarships, maintenance for properties and outreach to underserved youth. To achieve our overall goal of $30 million we will need to continue to educate and inform those inclined to support Scouting. It is vital that people know there are many ways to make a planned gift to Scouting. Most options offer significant tax savings, and some provide income to you, or your family. All ensure Scouting’s mission will remain intact and relevant for youth. I encourage each of you to think about your Scouting legacy and how you can continue to support the program you strongly believe in. Unfortunately, many people do not take the time to consider the organizations that most are important to them until it is too late. We stand ready to assist you in this important process. Thank you for all you do for Scouting, Craig Poland, Scout Executive
National Capital Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Spring Endowment Celebration
May 22, 2021
Virtual Program 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Welcome.................................................................................................................Forrest Horton
NCAC Board Member/ Endowment Chair
Opening Ceremony...........................Amagamek Wipit Lodge Order of the Arrow
Introduction of Speakers.................................................................................Forrest Horton
Eagle Scout Remarks................................................................................... Emma Bazemore
Troop 1533
Order of the Arrow Lodge Chief Remarks.......................................Stephen Peterson
Troop 1509
Planned Giver of theYear Award...................................................................Dudley White
Second Century Society Award...................................................................... Bill Snowden
Recognition of James E. West Fellows......................................................Forrest Horton
Recognition of NCAC Fellow.......................................................................Mark Blanchard
Keynote Remarks...............................................................................................Arden Dougan
VP of Program Impact, NCAC
Scout Executive Minute.......................................................................................Craig Poland
NCAC Scout Executive
Wood Badge Benediction................Amagamek Wipit Lodge Orderof the Arrow
Closing.....................................................................................................................Forrest Horton
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Arden Dougan
Vice President, Program Impact
National Capital Area Council
Dr. Arden Dougan joined federal service in 2012
and is a Program Director for the Safeguards
Technology Development Program in the Office of Defense Nuclear
Nonproliferation Research and Development, National Nuclear Security
Administration within the U.S. Department of Energy.
She leads a near term research and development program that provides
essential expertise to the US government in international safeguards. Prior
to moving to the Washington, DC area, Dr. Dougan was an Associate Program
Leader at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory where she led a research
program of non-proliferation applications. Her research has focused on
including radiation detection applications in international safeguards, arms
control, emergency response and cargo security. Her technical training is in
experimental nuclear chemistry; she received her B.S. in Chemistry at Purdue
University and her M.S. and Ph.D. in Nuclear Chemistry at the University
of Rochester. In her scientific career, she has over 65 publications. She was
selected as a winner of Small Business Technology Council’s 2018 Champion
of Small Business Technology Commercialization Award. In 2008, Dr. Dougan
was a recipient of an R&D 100 Award for Secure Box, recognized in the top 100
inventions of that year. She has received a patent for the Nuclear Car Wash,
featured in Discover magazine’s top 100 most significant developments in
Science in 2006. She has received numerous achievement awards, including
two Coast Guard Meritorious Team Commendations and a Russian Customs
Medal for contributions to the Second Line of Defense Program. She is
featured in an upcoming internal article honoring DOE NNSA Women in STEM
in 2021. She is the Awards Oversight Chair of the Institute of Nuclear Materials
Management. She has been active in Girl Scouting as a youth and is a proud
parent of an Eagle Scout and a Girl Scout Gold awardee.
In the San Francisco area, she served as a Den Leader, Girl Scout leader,
Cub Committee Chair, Assistant Scoutmaster, District Membership Chair,
District Commissioner, Council Training Chair, University of Scouting Chair,
Wood Badge Course Director, and Vice President of Program Impact. She is a
Philmont Ambassador, survived a trek, and has taught at the Philmont Training
Center many times. She was the Program Chair of the 100th Anniversary
Northern California Jamboree hosting 25,000 scouts. She has been awarded
the District Award of Merit and Silver Beaver. Dr. Dougan is the Chair of the
Training Subcommittee National STEM in Scouting Committee and NCAC’s
Vice President of Program Impact and STEM Committee Chair.
Order of the Arrow
Stephen J. Peterson
Troop 1509
Alexandria, Virginia
Stephen J. Peterson is our 66th Lodge Chief (2020-2021).
Before that he was Colonial Chapter Chief (2019-2020), NCAC
100 Years of Camping Committee Chair, NE-6A Finance Chair,
Servant Leadership Award Committee Chair, and a member of
the NCAC Scouting at Home Task Force. Stephen has been to
Philmont, Seabase, and Northern Tier (Bissett).
He served on OA Philbreak in Spring of 2019 where he
worked to repair the damage caused by the 2018 Ute Park
Fire. He became a Brotherhood member on 9/21/2019
and attended NLS in November 2019. Stephen graduated
from Commonwealth Academy in 2019 and has gone on to
Northern Virginia Commwunity College where he is majoring
in Aerospace Engineering. He will transfer to Virginia Tech in
2021 to complete his degree. Stephen is an Eagle Scout from
Troop 1509 in Alexandria, Virginia.
Eagle Scout
Emma Bazemore
Troop 1533
Local Virginia Scout Emma Bazemore, 17, completed her Eagle Scout
Service Project this past fall and is in the Inaugural Class of Female
Eagle Scouts, and one of the first female Eagle Scouts in the National
Capital Area. The eldest of five, Emma watched as her younger brother
advanced in Scouting and became an Eagle Scout. When the Boy Scouts
of America opened the Scouts BSA program to female members about
two years ago, she signed up immediately and began her BSA journey.
To earn her Eagle Scout Award, Bazemore had to hold leadership
positions in her troop, earn 21 merit badges focusing on important life
skills such as first aid, camping, and personal finance, and lead a service
project in her community. For her Eagle project, Bazemore organized
volunteers from her troop to make snuffle mats and blankets for a local
animal shelter, the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria. The shelter
staff requested the snuffle mats because they stimulate dogs’ brains
and encourage slower eating habits. She raised money to purchase the
supplies and also collected material donations, like dog and cat food,
from her troop. As a result of the pandemic, she had to accomplish all
of this digitally to maintain social distancing. “Thankfully, it was fairly
easy to transition the demonstration of how to make the blankets and
snuffle mats online. Although I am not set on a specific career path yet,
I am very interested in veterinary medicine, so I wanted to do a project
I was both interested in and could tie into my love for animals.”
Less than 5% of Scouts BSA members will achieve the prestigious
Eagle Scout Award. This level of achievement is not new to Bazemore,
however, as she is also a recipient of the Girl Scouts highest award for
Seniors and Ambassadors, the Gold Award, making her one of the first
to achieve both titles.
What’s in your scouting legacy?
I would like to ensure that Scouting lasts forever by notifying NCAC of the following
gift or intention in support of the Endowment Fund. (Please check any that apply.)
I have included a bequest to NCAC in my present will.
I intend to change my will in the near future to include a bequest to NCAC.
I have named NCAC as the beneficiary of an insurance policy on my life.
I intend to name NCAC as the beneficiary of an insurance policy on my life.
To benefit NCAC, I have created a:
Revocable Trust Irrevocable Trust
To benefit NCAC, I intend to create a:
Revocable Trust Irrevocable Trust
I have already made another form of gift arrangement to be effective at my death.
Please describe:
_ I intend to make another form of gift arrangement to be effective at my death.
Please describe:
Please contact me regarding my intent.
RECOGNITION
You may publicly acknowledge and recognize this gift.
Please treat this information as confidential and do not acknowledge it at this time.
In telling you of my intention, I do not intend to create any legal obligation to NCAC
either personally or for my estate. It is simply a statement of my present intentions and
I have the option to change my plans at any time. It is provided solely to assist NCAC in
its future financial plans.
CONTACT INFORMATION
NAME______________________________________________________
ORG_____________________________________________________
ADDRESS________________________________________________
CITY___________________ST__________ZIP___________________
HOME PHONE____________________________________________
CELL PHONE_____________________________________________
EMAIL___________________________________________________
For more information or discuss your intent confidentially, please contact:
Jenna Welle
National Capital Area Council, Boy Scouts of America
9190 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, MD 20814
P: 301-214-9113 / C: 301-861-6461 / F: 240-395-0610
Jenna.Welle@Scouting.org
NCAC, BSA is a 501(c)3 organization.
Contributions are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.
National Capital Area Council
First Century Giving Club (1911-2011)
JAMES E. WEST FELLOWSHIP
Named after the first Chief Scout Executive of the Boy Scouts
of America, the James E. West Fellowship Award is a national
recognition for those who contributed $1,000 or more in cash or
securities to National Capital Area Council’s Endowment Fund.
This gift was in addition to - not in place of - the donor’s annual
gift to the Council’s Friends of Scouting campaign. The award was
typically given in honor of an individual, such as an Eagle Scout, Silver Beaver
recipient or significant Scout leader, or in memory of a departed loved one,
business associate or special Scouter.
West Fellows receive a certificate, a lapel pin and embroidered square knot for
uniform wear. An engraved brick is also placed at the entrance to the Marriott
Scout Service Center as a permanent recognition of the donor’s generosity.
THE HERITAGE SOCIETY
The Heritage Society recognizes endowment gifts with a minimum
value of $10,000 designated to National Capital Area Council.
These gifts are made as charitable bequests in a will or trust, gift
annuities, life insurance designations or in cash.
1910 SOCIETY
This national award, honoring Boy Scouts of America’s founding date of 1910,
honors donors of $25,000 or more to National Capital Area Council’s Endowment
Fund. Gifts include cash, land, securities and five-year pledges.
Four award levels honored people in this Society:
Ernest Thompson Seton $25,000+
Daniel Carter Beard $100,000+
Theodore Roosevelt $500,000+
Waite Phillips $1,000,000+
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
The Founders Circle recognizes deferred gifts (also called “Planned Giving”)
designated for National Capital Area Council’s Endowment Fund with a
minimum value of $100,000. These gifts were made through charitable trusts,
such as unitrusts, annuity trusts, lead trusts; BSA gift annuities or BSA pooled
income fund gifts; life insurance, retirement plan designations and/or other
deferred gifts approved by National Capital Area Council.
Four award levels honored people in the Founders Circle:
Bronze $100,000 minimum gift commitment
Silver $250,000 minimum gift commitment
Gold $500,000 minimum gift commitment
Platinum $1,000,000 minimum gift commitment
National Capital Area Council
Second Century Giving Club (2012-Present)
JAMES E. WEST FELLOWSHIP
A gift to a local council, designated to its endowment fund.
Donors may make cumulative gifts to reach Silver, Gold, and
Diamond levels.
• $1,000+ Bronze Member Level - Recognition: Certificate,
bronze pin
• $5,000+ Silver Member Level - Recognition: Certificate,
silver pin
• $10,000+ Gold Member Level - Recognition: Certificate, gold pin
• $15,000+ Diamond Member Level - Recognition: Certificate, diamond pin
SECOND CENTURY SOCIETY
An outright gift of $25,000 or more payable over five years,
or a deferred gift of $100,000 or more, to a local council,
BSA Foundation, high adventure base, or any BSA entity for
operating, capital, or endowment.
• $25,000+ Member Level - Recognition: Lapel pin, certificate
• $100,000+ Member Level - Recognition: Lapel pin,
certificate, framed Rockwell print, custom Second Century
Society insignia item*
• $500,000+ Member Level - Recognition: Lapel pin, certificate, limited-edition
framed Rockwell print, custom Second Century Society insignia item*
• $1,000,000+ Member Level - Recognition: Lapel pin, certificate, premium
framed Rockwell print, custom Second Century Society insignia item*
Donors making outright gifts of $100,000 or more are designated as “Members
with Distinction.” Donors making deferred gifts of $500,000 or more are
designated as “Legacy Members.” Members in these categories receive special
recognition and opportunities provided by the BSA Foundation.
* Member level appropriate
PRESIDENTS LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Gifts to or through the BSA Foundation payable over
five years, as part of an advised fund, designated fund,
trust, or other Foundation fund structure. Gifts may be
designated to benefit local councils, high-adventure
facilities, or other Boy Scouts of America entities.
• $1,000,000+ Member Level - Recognition:
A numbered limited-edition replica of Rockwell’s
“Scoutmaster” in bronze; original commissioned Presidents Leadership
Council marble sculpture; a framed, full-size Rockwell giclée of the donor’s
choice from a catalog of artwork; custom Presidents Leadership Council
tie; invitations to exclusive Presidents Leadership Council events
• $5,000,000+ Member Level - Recognition: Personal customized
recognition items
• $10,000,000+ Member Level - Recognition: Personal customized
recognition items
We, Too, Have a Job to Do
Norman Rockwell
1944James E. West Fellows Abdul “Rashid” Abdullah William A. Becker Alex Brown Douglas R. Abel Marjorie D. Bedingfield Charles Clayton Brown Jason Ackerman Robert A. Bedingfield Earle Palmer Brown Mike Ackerman Dominique Bee Jesse Brown Robert E. Ackerman Beechtree Group LLC Joe Brown Britni E. Ackermann Charles T. Bell Martha Brown Ernest Ackiss James M. Bell Roger A. Brown David C. Adams Bruce & Barbara Bendele Samuel Brown Kendall Adams Brian Bennett Lois Brown Hammond Celia L. Adophi & David & Pam Bennett R. Thomas Buffenbarger Ronald L. Adolphi Aaron Arnold Bentley Warren Burch Richard C. Ahlberg Jr. Gene A. Berger Alfrida Burgess Paul J. Alagero Jeffrey S. Berger Joshua Burgess William A. Aleshire Carl T. Berquist Raymond Burgess Joe M. Allbaugh Peter P. Bielak James F. Burris Herbert J. Alleman Andrew W. Biller Glen A. Bush Frank A. Allen Lloyd W. Biller Logan Bush Lawrence F. Altaffer Clark Billups Norman C. Butman Axel B. Anderson Michael R. Binetti David Cahoon Ronald Charles Anderson Thomas Bird Robert J. Cameron The Anderson Family Allison Birsic Anthony Capizzi American Legion Post 270 George Birsic William C. Caplins Alexandra Armstrong Jason Birsic Andrew Card Peter Arnston George Birsic V Gregory Cardarelli Alan Ashley Jonathan Bjorson Angelo Caridi David Astle CG Gary Black III Dominick S. Caridi Robert J. Atwater Mark L. Blanchard Bruce Carlson Norman R. Augustine Mill Brook Farm Blue Hill, Maine Ralph H. Carnahan Robert A. Austin Edward Boddington Betty R. Carroll Jon H. Baake Martin P. Bongers Lt COL Brandon Carroll Bill Babcock Robert M. Bongers Elizabeth M. Carroll The Bacheler Family Dick Borden Mitchell R. Carroll Thomas & Deborah Baird John Al Bornmann, Jr. Pam Carroll Richard Douglas Baker Orley Ray Bourland Ron L. Carroll Barry Ball William C. Boyce, Jr. Ryan Carroll Aubrey Ballard Sheldon R. Boyd Shawn Carroll W. Thomas Ballew Michael Brackney William Cashman Kim and Les Baron Grace Jean Bradford Carol Cass Merry Lynn Barrie Kevin Bond Bradley Lee Cass David W. Barringer Patricia E. Bradley Jake Cassell Fraser Barron Monsignor John B. Brady William R. Castle The Barry Family Melanie J. Branch Michael A. Cavalero Carla Picone Bartlette Richard B Brandon, Sr. John Cavan John Bassler Richard Brandon, Jr. Guiseppe Cecchi Erich K. Batra Kelly P. Brendel Mark S. Chamberlain Hans P. Batra Kevin & Patricia Brendel Trip & Cooper Chandler Peter R. Batra Kyle Brendel Nicholas W. Charles John E. Beach Lori Brickley Charles Charpentier Willie K. Beasley David L. Brigham Chuck Chatlynne Thomas Beaulieu Marion Brockman Nathan M. Cheek, III Alan Becker John E. Brooks Matthew W. Cheney
William F. Childs, IV Gilbert A. Dickinson Robert Faris
Kristin Chioma Robert C. Diehl, Jr. Robert A. Farkas
Nicholas Christian Christopher DiGiorgio William J. Farmer
David Christiansen Anthony DiLorenzo Timothy D. Farr
Elroy G. Christiansen Evelyn A. Dise Charlie Farrell
Oxon Hill Lutheran Church CAPT Robert L. Dise George Farris
Anthony Aylward Churchill Tom Disma Tiffany Fasci
Roger E. Claff Seth W. Distler Norman D. Feldser
Derrick Clark Dan R. Dixon Donald P. Fellers
ClaudeMooreCharitableFoundation Dennis O. Dixon Ken & Alice Feng
Jonah, Joshua, Jeremiah, & Jane Dixon Tim and Katie Feng
Jordan Clester Jon D. Dixon Robert W. Fenlason III
Jack Clifford Oscar V. Dixon Fred E. Ferguson
Hal W. Cohoon Robert M. Dixon Sandra P. Ferguson
Richard L. Cole Michael Donaghue The Fernstermacher Family
Roberto J. Colon James R. Doppee Charles Ferrell
Keith, Gavin, Allison, & Holly Dougherty Rick Ferry
Kathleen Collins Bettie Doughman Michael Files
John Colwell III Carl E. Doughman Amos V. Finchum
Richard U. Comstock Dennis O. Doughty Randy Thomas Fischer
William J. Cople, III Daniel V. Dowd Ryan M. Fisher
Arthur “Cory” Corrales, IV Joseph S. Downs Harold Fisher, Jr.
George J. Costigan Three Generations of Joseph W. Flaig
Donald Coulter Driemeier Eagles Robert LeMoyne Fletcher
Kenneth & James Coulter ADM Dennis N. DuBois Charles Floyd
Chuck Covell Frank Dye Rudy Flythe
Jamie Craig Margee Egan Kenneth Foley
Sue W. Crane Jay Eidson Guy D. Folger
William Carey Crane, III William A. Eldard Paul Fosky
Clarence Crayton Mary Ann Elliott Daniels Family Foundation
Mark E. Crooks David D. Ellison John “Chuck” Franck
Martin L. Cross Donald E. Ellison Roi Frank
J.D. Crouch II Marc J. Ellison Robert L. Freedman
Jack A. Culver, Sr. Paul Lauper Ellison Burton L. French
Catherine Curtiss Jacqueline Engelbrecht Keara Friel
Anita Danner Jae Engelbrecht Liam Friel
Carl Danner Jeff Engelbrecht Richard Fulper, Jr.
Paul Daupain Joseph Engelbrecht Anthony & Gregory
Raymond “Hondo” Davids Joseph Engelbrecht III Gadbois
Graham Davidson Joseph A. Engelbrecht IV J. Brian Gaeng
Ann L. Davis Don English Kathy Gaertner
Jared P. Davis Dan Englund Daniel & Sarah Gallagher
Kenneth P. Davis Roxana & Steven Englund The Gallagher Family
Lt GEN Russell C. Davis Steven Englund Bill & Mary Gallahan
Shirley Davis Mirchelle G. Enright Aasgeir Gangsaas
Paul R. Davis, Jr. Adreon Ensor Anna K. Gangsaas
Anthony Michael Day Robert E. Eplee, Jr. Catherine A. Gangsaas
John W. Dean John R. Eppler Jon H. Gangsaas
George Delaplaine Jon Etherton Raymond Garant
Phyllis A. Denit William C. Evans Charles E. Gaskin
Peter N. DeSalva Daniel Fahs Mary Geiser
William & Sheila Desmond Dr. James H. Fahs Robin Gentry
Vincent J. DeStefano Debra L. Fairbanks Jeff & Judy Geyer
COL Henry G. Dettmar Greg Fairbanks Mark C. Gibson
William & Sheryl Dexter Burton Falkofske Henry W. GillisFenwick Gilroy Meghan, Michael & Colleen Glenn Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. A John Gironda III Harrington Thomas Jacobson
Christopher D. Glass, Sr. Margaret S. Harrison Robert A. Jakes, Jr.
Aidan Glenister Bennett R. Hart Dean Tyler Jeffreys
Michael T. Glor James A. Hartzell Katelyn L. Jeffreys
Gregory J Glover Robert B. Hartzell John Jelinski
Donald L. Goff Raymond L. Hatcher, III Andrew Jenkins
Ben Goldfogle Carlton M. Hayden Julian Maddox Johnson
Bamber Grady Denise Hayes Laurence F. Johnson
Glen Grady Richard S. Hayes Michael David Johnson
Susan M. Graff Austin B. Haynes Robert Dean Johnson
D. Andrew Grafton Ed R. Hayward Tish Johnson
Bryan P. Graham Albert R. Heckman Charles L. Johnston
John H. Graham IV Robert L. Heider Frederick Johnston III
Joseph H. Grant Robert Heinzmann Stephen T. Johnston
Jon M. Grasmeder William S. Hemsley Freeman Jones
The Gray Family Chester M Henderson Karen B. Jones
W. Scott Gray, IV Noble Henderson Ramon W. Jones
Geoffrey Aylor Green The Hepp Family Freeman Jones
David Greenacre Linda Hill Lorin A. Jurvis
Frederick Griefer Libby Hillenbrand Joel Kahn
Marshall Grotenhuis John C. Hirschi Brian Kale
Susan K. Grunin Clayton Hitch William Kamm
The Grunin Family Jacob S. Hochstein Yehuda Katz
Mary Lou Gundersen David M. Hodge Timothy Keck
Dennis M. Gurtz Daniel C. Hogan Arthur T. Keefe III
Thom Guthrie Robert L. Hogan Robin L. Keesee
Richard Haas Beckman Charles Hollis Robert Kehlet
Martina Haffner Roger F. Honberger Robert F. Kelleher
Hal Hagemeier Allison Hoopes Juris Kelley
Christine Hagerty Kevin M. Hopson Davis N. Kellogg
William F. Hagerty, IV Brian G. Horn Thomas C. Kennedy
George L. Hall Forrest A. Horton Steven S. Kerrick
Thomas F. Hall Horace W. Horton Richard D. Kessel
John R. Haller, Jr. Matthew Horton Donald A. Kessinger
Douglas Hallward-Driemeier Maria R. Hosea Philip G. Kiko
James Hamlin Laurence E. Houghtaling Brian Kildee
Clinton A. Hammett Thomas Howard Robert F. Killen
Garnet W. Hammond Charles Hamilton Houston Roland E. Kinser
Isabelle R. Hammond Glenn D. Hudler Allen Kirkland
Grace Hammond Barnes Paul Huey-Burns Eugene Kirsch
Bernice Hammond Jackson Drewry T. “Buddy” Hughes Jr. Donna Kay Kissane
Gladys Hammond Watkins Michael D. Hughes Patrick Alan Kissane
Dr. Adelia Hammond Robert Humphrey Philip Andrew Kissane
Williams William R. Hunt Stuart Byron Kissane
Daniel A. Hanley Michael D. Hurlbert Dr. Robert F.X. Klein
John S. Hannon, Jr. Daniel C. Hurley, Jr. David Kneipp
Andrea Hannum Shawn, Susan, Bobby, Timothy Eugene Knotts
Jeremy Hanson Katie Ireland Daniel John Knowles
Joanne Hanson Craig S. Iscoe Michael Jack Knowles
John C. Hanson Josephine Ishma Ronald S. Knowles
Linda Hanson Bobbie E. Ives Eric B. Koefoot
Robert Hanson J. Robert Ives Laurie J. Koronowski
George F. Harkin Jesse W. Ives COL Bohuslav Z. Kostka
Richard Harrington Perry N. Ives Lawrence M. KotlerThe Kowalsky Family J. Willard Marriott Jr. Alan M. Miller Rene Kreutter Stephen G. Marriott Bruce E. Miller Michael Kulick Louise W. Marsh Christopher Miller Daniel H. Kurtenbach Richard W. Marsh Donald Miller Stanley Kwok Cornelia Kathlyn Marshall Gary L. Miller Sam Laane Courtenay Marshall Henry S. Brooks & Carolyn Robert LaCount Thurgood Marshall A. Miller William H. Lake Jr. Hugh I. Martin James Miller Alan F. Lambert Eneida M. Martinez-Brown Scott & Amy Miller Charles Lang John Mason Terrel W. Miller Dorothy S. Lanning Louis Matthews The Miller Family Eldon W. Lanning Christopher K. May Tim Miller The Lanning Family Richard P. Mayer, Jr. Giles H. Miller, Jr. Ilona & Attila Lantos Bill Mayo J. Randall Minchew Marti Lawrence The Mayonado Family Peter A. Minderman Richard Deems Lay Thomas & Giesella Mays Scott P. Minke Gordon H. Lazerson Walter L. “Duffy” Mazan, II Todd Misura Bill Lee Michael K. McCabe Col Charles H. Mitchell Brandy Lee John S. McCallum James E. Mitchell, III Fordham A. Lee Dale H. McCann Sheila Mitchell James M. Lee Harrison N. McCann Henry J. Moehring Jean R. Leek John J. McCann Kyle Molldene Robert N. Leggett, Jr. Carol McCarthy John Brian Molloy Charles J. Leiphart, M.D. James McClure Mark Monroe Harvey J. Leister Scott E. McClure Ned Monroe Doug Leslie Andrew B. McCoy Steven W. Montgomery Terrance Lewis Steve McEwan Charles M. Monts Derek W. Linden Brian McGuire James W. Moore Robert P. Linn Doug McHale Samuel V. Moore Devin P. Little Sarah E. McKee Melynda & Ronan Moran Michael Livesey Thomas J. McKeever, Jr. Jeffrey C. Morgan Stephen Lofgren J. Michael McKinney JP Morgan Myron Lofton Ian Michael Minh McLeland Hilarie Morris Mark Longworth Kim A. McLeland Jeffery Morrow Arturo Lopez John J. “Jack” McNally Ralph C. Morse Byron Lord Lawrence C. McNeice Robert H. Morse Geoffrey Loughner Charles McPherson Joe Mortensen Simon Lowery The Mealey Family Mortensen Eagles Chris Lucander Terrance S. Meehan Anthony B. Muller Jeffrey Lund Mike & Beth Meenehan Antoine Muller Edward Lundquist Evi Melberg Daniel R. Mullin Thomas P. Lyons Philip E. Melberg The Mullin Family John W. Lyver, IV Jane Melchior Charles E. Mumford James M.Grasmeder Jason R. Melchior The Murphy Family Mike Macesich Robert J. Melchior Timothy J. Murray Ann MacPhail Scott J. Melchior Christopher C. Murray, III Matthew MacPhail Rich Mendelowitz Christopher Murray, IV James Maher Bennet Mendis Stanley L. Mushaw Bill Majurski Dr. Samuel Metters Mutarelli Family Bryant R. Malloy Elsie Metz John C. Mutarelli John Manning Earl L. Meyers Phyllis Myers Dr. Pete Mapes Richard E. Meyers Adrienne & Charles Neal Deborah Marino Edmund Mihalski Michael A. Nepi Ralph Marion Jr. David L. Milbank James H. Nero Sr. Ken Marr Joseph G. Miles Netting, Troop 647
Dr. Ronald D. Neumann Mike Pender Nancy Rentz
Carol Newbern Helen M. Pendleton John R. Rephlo
Clayton Newcomb Murray Penner Tippey Reynolds
Thomas Newcomb Matthew N. Perry William M. Rhorer
Marc A. Nichols Thomas Persia Merlon F. Richards
Brian Nielsen Cole D. Petersen Timothy L. Richardson
Wayne & Peg Nielsen Marie C. Petersen Thomas Riggs
Kevin Scott Nolan Mark A. Petersen The Riley Family
Kevin Noon Paul Petersen David R. Roberts
Lou Noon The Petruzzi Family William H. Roberts, Jr.
Thomas V. Noon Craig B. Pettibone John E. Robertson
David L. Nordean Francis Peyton Stephen J, Robillard
Paul J. Notarian The Pierce Family Khayree A. Robinson
Henry I. Nygard Marinda E. Pinkney Norman Robinson
Julia L. O’Brien Howard Pinnell Roy J. Robinson
Patrick Reilly O’Connor Peter Plamondon Dick Rock
Warren T. O’Hara, Jr. Judith B. Plumb James A. Rock
Timothy J. O’Leary Peter Pocalyko Richard W. Rock
Patrick O’Sullivan Mary E. Pope Christine Rodzevik
Gregory Obenchain Boyd Post William J. Rodzevik
Julia O’Brien Catherine Pressler William G. Roessler
Matthew L. Ogden David L. Priddy Carl L. Rollinson
Kevin O’Keefe Col. Richard H. Priest F. David Rolwing
Omicron Lamda Alpha David V. Pritchett Scott Romans
Chapter of the Alpha Phi Michael J. Pritchett J. Patrick Rooney
Alpha Fraternity James L. Pritchett, Jr. The Rooney Family
John C. O’Quinn Larry Proctor Luke Rose (The Rose Company)
James W. Orban Geneva Proctor Brown Eric Rosen
John Orr Flora Proctor Colston Abigail Dixie Ross
Ben Overbey Edward W. Prunier Alexander Emil Ross
Robert J. Owen Kelsey M. Prunier Daniel E. Ross
Michael Ozatalar Isiah E. Puge Jr. Jr. James E. Ross
Francis D. Pacello Stephen R. Purdy The Rotary Club of Springfield,
Paul H. Page Robert Purvis VA
Lt GEN Emmett Paige Jr. Joseph J. Pycior, Jr. Charles J. Roy
Daniel Palenscar T. Anthony Quinn John Charles Roy
Gary George Pan Bernard R.Halprin Matthew Thomas Roy
Mitchell Pan Miriam J. Radford Mollie D. Roy
Wesley Pan Terry & Jack Raffelt Alden & Liam Ruddick
Garrett Spencer Pan Kyle Raffensperger Angelica Ruddick
LeRoy Parham Jr. Dr. Kent Ramler Lawrence A. Ruh
David N. Parker Phillip Ramsey Sven Rundman III
David R. Parker Sr. Mark Randall John Mosby Russell
Paul Parker Eric Wyatt & Michelle Gee Edward Ryan
Harry Jacob Parrish Rasmussen Joseph Ryan
Michael L. Parrish Ransom Ratcliffe Sylvester “Tony” A. Ryan
Crystal G. Parsons R. Jackson Ratcliffe Mark Sabatini
Peter S. Pate Hugh & Cindy Redd Anne Sargeant
Tejas Patel Patrick J. Reddin Kevin E. Saunders
John & Sharon Patrick Thomas E. Reddin Douglas A. Sawyer
David Payne Jane M. Redding Justin A. Sayres
Stephen Vann Pearsall Sam & Sophia Reed Ruth Scarbrough
Edward A. Pease Craig Reichow Robert D. Schaffer
Nancy Peery Frank C. Reigelman Louise Scheirer
Michael Peffers Robert G. Reinhard, Jr. Joan ScherrPaul Schimke Michael R. Speed Troop 1153 James H. Schleckser Bernard D. Spicer, Jr. Troop 120 Mark Schneider Jack & Liam Spiegelhalter Troop 13 Kenneth E Schnepp, Jr. Arnold Spitzen Troop 1365 & Ship 7916 Thomas H. Scholl James Spoo Troop 1547 William H. F. Scholl Logan T. Springer Troop 240 Zachary Adam Schonfeld Andrew B. Statland Troop 252 Stewart W. Schreckengast Peter J. Stavish ADM C. A. H. Trost Wayne Schreckengast Rob Stefan Stefan Tucker Robert Schutt Victor Stella Kathryn C. Turner Jane P. Schwarz Philip Sternberg Ronald S. Vaughan Randolph Scott Henry Sterne Christopher E. Vaughn Thomas Scott Family Patrick W. Sterrett Robert E. Vaughn The Scott Family Paul Stevens Robert W. Vaughn Sea Scout Ship 716 James T. Stewart Steven D. Vaughn Erik Seewald John & Maria Stewart Edgar Vega David Seitz William M. Stiles Carlos R. Velez, Jr. The Seitz Family Erin Stillman Mark Verschell Mr. & Mrs. Raphael Semmes Robert C. Stine David K. Vitalis Mark Serfass Dean & Kathleen Stinson Demetrios Vlassopoulos Anthony D. Sesow Josephine Stith James E. Vollmer Matthew A. Sesow Bishop Forrest Stith John D. VonPischke Jefferson B. Sessions William B. Stoddard Ivan Waldorf D. Kirk Shaffer Alex Stolz Leonard Paul Wales Dana R. Shaffer Prof. Gary M. Stolz J. Allen Wallace, Jr. Mark W. Sharer John H. Stone Alice Wall-Dinerman Beth & Ronnie Shaw Philip Alan Storm Dale A. Walsh Jacqueline Sheffield Carl Stout Dale Walter George Cody Sheflett, Sr. Russell Strand Bruce Wardinski Michael M. Shen Peter T. Straub Andrew Peter Warren Stephen, Carol & Jacob John B. Suddarth The Warsocki Family Sherman Brian Paul Summers Daniel E. Watkins William F. Shubatt Clarence E. Sumner Dwight S. Webber David Schurr James Sundeen W.C. Nelson Weese Con D. Silard, Jr. Linda Lee Sundergill P. Robert Wehr Al Bornmann Silver Robert J. Sutter Emilee M. Weiss B. J. Silvey Pauline Swab GEN Larry Welch John Simpson Roy C. Swab Luther Welch Mike & Alice Sinclair L. John Swallow, Jr. Thomas L. Wertz, Sr. William J. Skinner William “Bill” Swarm Togo D. West, Jr. John Skudlarek Robert G. Tallent Craig Weston Capt. R. K. Slaven, USN Mark Tempel Thomas Wheatley David M. Small Ted F. Tempel James B. Whipple, Jr. Al Smith Alice M. Thaler Mark Whisenhunt Charles L. Smith III Harry Thiele Deryl E. White, Jr. Frank F. Smith Richmond “Richie” Thomas Robert Dudley White George M. Smith Thomas F. Thompson Randy & Minhsin Whitney James E. Smith William & Mary Ellen Andrew Michael Widmann Tammy Smittenaar Thompson Arden Widmann Michael W. Snowden Max T. Tidmore Marianna C. Widmann William E. Snowden Nicholas Tiernan Steven A. Widmann Sally M. Snyder Thelma & FR Tinsley Arthur L. Wigglesworth William B. Snyder William B. Tirrell, Jr. Rev. Matthew Wilks COL Neil N. Snyder, Jr. Julian Tishkoff Paul A. Willard Suk Heon John Son David Tocknell Alan Williams James Spahn Sandra M. Tolson Frank Williams Mike Spahn David Lanar & Susan Tripp Joe Pete Williams
Larry Wod
William F. Williams
Everett Williams Jr.
Samuel L. Williams, Jr.
Rushton M. Williamson, Jr.
Thomas J. Willis
Keith O’Rourke Willner
Dr. James S. Wilson
Randy Wilson
William A. Wilson
Henry T. Wilt
John A. Wissler
John J. Wnek
William Wohlfarth
John L. Wolfgang
Linda Brenner & Herbert
Wong
Neal L. Wood
William Worden
David Wrausmann
Edward K. Wu
Edwin R. Yarbrough
Douglas E. Yeckley
Clifford L. Yee
Cynthia N. Yellen
George Yergey
Lt COL Lucius E. Young
Alvin Youngberg
Shawn E. Youngberg
Stephen Yusem
William Zarychta
Joseph D. Zedan
Thomas C. Zedan
Mark S. Zelenka
Sue Zich
Timothy Zich
Robert A. Zottig
Robert Te-Kang Zung1910 Society
Robert J. Atwater COL Lukas & Dr. Samuel & Bettye Metters
Norman R. Augustine Florence Hoska David L. Milbank
Battelle Memorial Institute Leonard G. Humphrey, Jr. OAO Corporation
Robert & Margie Johnson Edwards Mr. & Mrs.
Bedingfield Family Foundation Thomas G. Pownall
Ralph & Mary Kay Belter Robert & Dee Leggett John Mosby Russell
Ann L. Brownson James Maher COL & Mrs. Neil Snyder
ADM & Mrs. Arleigh Burke Alice S. Marriott William B. Snyder
Ron & Pam Carroll J. W. Marriott, Jr.
Robert L. & Evelyn A. Dise Richard E. Marriott
Dan and Jane Dixon Richard Marsh
Second Century Society
Ronald L. & Celia L. Harriet Freeman John Mosby Russell
Adolphi W. Scott Gray William Snowden
David Bantleon Garnet W. Hammond Wetlands Studies &
Dr. & Mrs. John A. John & Linda Hanson Solutions, Inc./ The
Bornmann Perry N. Ives Peterson Companies L.C.
Claude Moore Charitable David Link R. Dudley White
Foundation Friends of Stephen Marriott
Daniels Family Foundation Kevin Marvel
Robert L. & Evelyn A. Dise J. Randall Minchew
Dan Dixon Lloyd Hugh Redd
Founders Circle
Ronald L. & William A. Danner Robert & Dee Leggett
Celia L. Adolphi Robert L. & Thomas G. Pownall
Alexandra Armstrong Evelyn A. Dise ADM C. A. H. Trost
Robert J. Atwater John S. Hannon, Jr. Kathryn C. Turner
Gregory M. Augustine Tom & Mary Johnson
Donald L. & Ann E. Kurzweil
Evelyn A. Barrett Joseph D. Ladd
Pass it On
Joseph Csatari
1995James E. West ‘Centennial Club’
100 Years of Scouting
Ronald L. Adolphi Dr. Rosemary T. Enright OA Lodge 470 –
William Berry Andy Garman Cooking Crew
Michele C. Bisceglie David Glenister Scott Smith II
Xi Alpha Lambda Chapter Jacob E. Glick M.D. Souser
of Alpha Phi Alpha Richard M. Golling, Jr. & Gerry Souser
Fraternity and The Grapin Scouts Sue C. Steger
Troop 1906 Grunin Family Mark Tempel
Alex Brown John Hanson Alan Scott Truax
Raymond & Alfrida Burgess Nicholas Kulick Carroll A. Weimer, Jr.
The Dise Family J. Dan McCarthy Alan Williams
Seth Distler Philip E. Melberg The Wilsons
Dennis Dubois John Montgomery Randolph S. Young
Heritage Society
Ronald L. & Lt Gen Russell C. Davis Mr. & Mrs.
Celia L. Adolphi Robert L. & Evelyn A. Dise Thomas G. Pownall
Fred Allen William C. Evans Harold W. Ramsey
Alexandra Armstrong Fred D. Grosse F. Kevin Reynolds
Robert J. Atwater Libby & Rick Hillenbrand Arthur A. Rossi
Gregory M. Augustine W. Gerald Hamm Herbert J. Rowe
Norman R. Augustine Leonard G. Humphrey, Jr. John Mosby Russell
David F. Bantleon Lukas & Florence Hoslea C. Ronald Scheeler
Donald L. Barrett William A. Jaffe Timothy S. Sesow
Battelle Jaurence F. Johnson Richard H. Sherrick
Margie & Bob Bedingfield Johnson Edwards Richard S. Sherrick
Ralph & Mary Kay Belter Family Foundation Con D. Silard, III
Jeffrey S. Berger John E. Katzenmeyer Kelly S. Silard
Carl T. Berquist Robert Killen Kevin P. Silard
Charles Bittenbring, III Margaret C. Kleinfield COL Neil & Craig Snyder
John A. Bornmann Ann E. Kurzweil William B. Snyder
ADM & Mrs. Arleigh Burke W. Don Ladd L. John Swallow, Jr.
Norman C. Butman Thomas Lawton Allen & Katrina Swann
Allison C. Callaway Robert & Dee Leggett David B. Sykes
J. Lea Callaway Little River Foundation Ted & Joey Tempel
Adrian T. Carroll Mary H. Lynch ADM C. A. H. Trost
E. Dealana Carroll Richard & Louise Marsh Kathryn Turner
Ron & Pam Carroll Martha & Jack McFall Jonathan A. Walsh
William & Anita Danner John J. McNally Thomas W. Walsh
The Danner Foundation Robert & Jane Melchior Dr. & Mrs Thomas E. Weir
Kathleen D. Danner Samuel & Bettye Metters Samuel L. Williams, Jr.
Kenneth P. Davis David L. Milbank Jaden Phenix Wright
Paul R. Davis, Jr. Frank E. PattersonPlanned Giver of the Year 2019 - John Mosby Russell 2020 - Captain Robert L. Dise, US Navy (Ret) 2021 - R. Dudley White
National Capital Area Council
Endowment Fellows - Consecutive Donors
The National Capital Area Council Endowment Fellows provides recognition
to those who have faithfully contributed to the National Capital Area Council’s
Endowment Fund for at least three consecutive years, contributing $1,000 or
more in cash or securities each year.
EndowmentFellowsreceiveaspecialeditionEndowmentFellowcouncilshoulder
patch and a James E. West knot tie or scarf.
NCAC Fellows
Ronald L. & Aasgeir Gangaas John Mutarelli
Celia L. Adolphi Richard Harrington John Mosby Russell
Amangamek-Wipit Lodge William Hunt Julia O’Brien
David Astle Joseph & Jackie Robert Sutter
Mark Blanchard Engelbrecht Dudley White
Donald Coulter Forrest Horton Art & Marianna
Ken Davis Freeman Jones Widmann
William Dexter Attila Lantos
Kenneth Feng Phillip Melberg
Daniel Gallagher Charles Mitchell
James E. West Next Level
Recognitions 2020
James E. West gifts are recognized for a one time gift or cumulative gifts made
overtime. This list below reflects our next level donors who now qualify for the
next level in honor of their cumulative giving.
S i l v e r G o l d D i a m o n d
Ned MonroeMarriott Scout Service Center Dedication
November 1, 1987
Council President W. Don Ladd (far left) and Council’s Chairman of the Board
C. James Nelson with Richard E. Marriott, Alice S. Marriott and J.W. Marriott, Jr.
for the dedication of the Scout Service Center in memory of J. Willard Marriott.
The Alice S. Marriott Patio
Etched on the wall leading up to the Marriott Scout Service Center are the
names of individuals and organizations supporting the future of Scouting by
investment in National Capital Area Council’s capital campaign efforts from
$10,000 to millions of dollars.
The Robert & Dee Leggett Endowment Garden
There are four distinct endowment recognition awards highlighted in The Robert
& Dee Leggett Endowment Garden. The monument and Endowment Garden
serve to honor those who have invested in National Capital Area Council’s future
by making gifts to the James E. West Fellowship, The Heritage Society, The 1910
Society and The Founders Circle.
Both the Garden and the Patio feature bricks with the names of individuals and
organizations carved deep to symbolize the lasting nature of their generous
financial gifts. Each brick signifies a minimum gift of $1,000 (red) or $5,000
(tan).National Capital Area Council, Boy Scouts of America
The National Capital Area Council (NCAC), BSA was organized in 1911 and
today it is one of the largest Boy Scout councils in America. In 2020, NCAC
served approximately 37,000 youth and 14,000 registered adult volunteers.
NCAC’s territory includes the District of Columbia and 16 counties in Maryland
and Northern Virginia: Frederick, Montgomery, Prince George’s, Calvert,
Charles and St. Mary’s counties in Maryland, and Arlington, Fairfax, Prince
William, Loudoun, Fauquier, Spotsylvania, Caroline, King George, Stafford
and Culpeper counties in Virginia, and the independent cities of Alexandria,
Falls Church, Fairfax, Manassas, Manassas Park, and Fredericksburg, .
The council is divided into 20 districts plus the U.S. Virgin Islands abd U.S.
Citizens abroad in North and South America.
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