Wednesday, September 8, 2021 - 2021 Council Recognition Dinner - Pikes Peak-Rocky Mountain Council
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2021 Council
Recognition Dinner
1916 2021
Pikes Peak-Rocky Mountain Council
Wednesday, September 8, 2021
INVESTMENT IN CHARACTER
SPECIAL THANKS
Welcome
John McFarland
Presentation of the Colors
Troop 53 Eagle Scouts
Invocation
Dinner Served
James E. West Fellowship Honoree
District Awards of Merit
Alumni Award and NESA Outstanding Eagle
Glenn A. and Melinda W. Adams National Eagle Scout Service
Project of the Year
Eagle Scout Recognition and Venturing Leadership Awards
Dustin Jewell and Steve Leininger
Silver Beaver Recognition
Jonathan Dooley
Closing Ceremony
Jim Machamer, Scout Executive and CEO
James E. West Fellowship James E. West was the first Chief Scout Executive of the Boy Scouts of America. He served in that position for more than three decades. Many individ- uals and corporations make these gifts either on behalf of someone else—such as in honor of an Eagle Scout, Silver Beaver recipient, a retirement, a special accomplishment, or anniversary—or in memory of a special individual. To Become a Fellow A gift to a local council, designated by the donor to the council en- dowment fund, qualifies for membership as a James E. West fellow. A minimum gift of $1000 in cash or marketable securities qualifies for the Bronze level membership. Commemorate this special occasion with the James E. West Fellowship. Tonight, we recognize our newest James E. West Fellowship honorees: Brent Botts, Mike Parsons, and Lacy Scott
District Award of Merit
The District Award of Merit is a council award presented by districts in the
same manner that the Silver Beaver is a national award presented by coun-
cils. The award is available to Scouters who render service of an outstanding
nature at the district level. We are proud to recognize the following
volunteers for their outstanding service in 2020 and 2021.
Jamboree:
Jason Robinson
Mike Lane
Frontier:
Mike White
High Plains:
Michelle Lynn
Miki Forsyth
Ute:
Audrey Hammond
Alumni Award The award recognizes registered Scouters who help unregistered alumni re- join the program. This task breaks down into four categories of require- ments: Alumni identification and promotion, Alumni engagement, Personal participation, and Personal education. This year, we are honored to present this award to Keel Ross. NESA Outstanding Eagle Scout Award The award was created to recognize notable Eagle Scouts who had either performed distinguished service at the local, state, or regional level or who were known nationally, but had not yet met the 25-year tenure as an Eagle for the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award. Often, worthy candidates for the NOESA have inspired others through their actions and have devoted a life- time to their profession, avocation, community, and beliefs, at great sacrifice to themselves and their families. We are honored to present this award to Mark Stolowitz Glenn A. and Melinda W. Adams National Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year Award This award o recognizes valuable service of an exceptional nature by a Scout to a religious institution, a school, community, or other entity. The award recognizes the Scout for his Eagle Scout leadership service project, which is part of the requirements for earning the Eagle Scout Award. We are proud to recognize Christopher McKee Smith for his project of installing new floor- ing at a residential youth group home administered by Rocky Mountain Kids, Inc.
Eagle Scout is the highest achievement or rank in the Boy Scouts of America. The designation “Eagle Scout” has had a long history since its founding over one hundred years ago. Only a small percentage of Boy Scouts are granted this rank after a lengthy review process. The requirements necessary to achieve this rank take years to fulfill. Since its founding, the Eagle Scout rank has been earned by more than two million young men. Requirements include earning at least 21 merit badges. The Eagle Scout must demonstrate Scout Spirit, an ideal attitude based upon the Scout Oath and Law, service, and leadership. This includes an extensive service project that the Scout plans, organizes, leads, and manages. Eagle Scouts are presented with a medal and a badge that visibly recognizes the accomplishments of the Scout. Only 4% of all scouts reach the rank of Eagle Scout. Since the Pikes Peak Council’s incep- tion, 6,787 young men and women have obtained the rank of Eagle. We applaud the achievement of the 162 young men and women in this year’s class, as well as thank their families for their continued support.
Paul-Marie Agbo Gavin Goss Daniel Paul-Evitts Orser Stephen Varnier
Pierre Marie Agbo James Grammer Jr. William Paluch Eric Vinton
Demetri Allen Camden Granger Caleb Pascual Timothy Vollmer
Kenneth Allen
Daniel Andersen Kallen Greenwood Cyrus Pelt Adam Votava
Samuel Apodaca Hayden Griffin Marcus Pestcoe Shawn Wheeler
Neil Aspelin Daniel Gull Matthew Petersma Ayden Wilcox
Alyson Ayers Garrett Hake Owen Pike Hiram Wolfe, VI
Isaac Barlow Iann Hamilton Duke Pingrey David Woody
Nicholas Barton
Noah Bauer Robert Hammes Tyler Pinnegar Gary Zabel
Shannon Beall Jr Kevin Heiniger Garrett Polunci
Ethan Bergeron Christian Hergott Cole Powell
Christopher Benier Wyatt Houchin Thomas Pratt
Tyler Bernier Colton Huff Michael Priest
Ryan Bilberry
Henry Hund Michael Primavera
Dutch Bishton
Adam Blevins Nathan Jesen Nicholas Quigley
Jadzia Brown Tobey Johnson Tyler Reese
Joshua Brown Tyler Johnson Tanner Rheinbolt
Kavan Brown Zachary Johnson Parker Roberts
Grant Burlingame Lane Jones Joel Roscamp
Xaiydrien Calma-
Viloria Lance Judson Nicholas Ruedin
Xaiyveyus Calma- Levi Kettler Robert Rutherford
Viloria Luke Kettler Ryan Sacheli
Jason Carey Collin Kinnaird Aiden Sadri
Faith Carino Kevin Knebel Nathaniel Sanchez-
Michael Carlson
Connor Chambon Logan LaPierre Mondragon
Chance Claman Andrew Laurie Roberto Santiago
Ashton Clifford Luke Leahy Connor Shankland
Aaron Coffman Justin Lee Sarah Shoulders
Sean Coffman Logan Legrone Christopher H Smith
Eli Considine
Matthew Lessard Christopher M Smith
Elijah Cook
Nathan Coufal Connor Lewis Finn Smith
Reilly Crisler Craig Lilemon Joseph Sorenson
Evan Crocker Christian Liptrap Stephen Staffan
Ethan Cruz Alexander Luce William Stephenson
Cason David Douglas Luckett Jr. Wyatt Stoddard
Seth Demetrelis
Giovanni AR Di Nola Noah Irl Mabon Dillon Strub
Sierra Dooley Sergio Madrid Noah Suarez
Dereck Eckhart Andrew Matticola Dillon Svarverud
Leandro Eduardo Alexander McDowell Jeremy Swartz
Carsen Ehn Ian McGrath Benjamin Tackels-Haas
Eric Enright
Ethan Esparza Harrison Mellow Skylar Terry
Aidan Euler Jaron Mihalko Jaden Thompson
Phinneaus Farr Ryan Miller Gage Tocci
Jackson Ferguson Carter Moyer Reagan Topps
Nathaniel Fisher Ryan Mutchler Carrick Trcka
Isaac Fitzmorris
Achyut Nambiar Michael Tsepelev
Homer Jack Foutz
Brandon Noe Jacob Unwin
James Frederick
Carter Norsen Robert Usevitch
Lucas Garrett
Blake Odom Ethan Van Caster
Andrew Gaunt
Venturing Leadership Awards
Sophia Krska
Sophia currently serves as President of Crew 789, Senior Patrol Leader for
Troop 789, and is a founder of newly formed Sea Scout Ship 789, all of
which requires incredible commitment and leadership. She is a Life Scout
working toward her Eagle Scout Award, has earned the rank of Discovery
and is working towards the Pathfinder rank and Ranger Award, as well as
the Girl Scout Gold Award. She keeps busy as the Vice President of Ad-
ministration for the Council Venturing Officers Association, a member of
the OA ceremonies team, running both cross country & track for her high
school, and she just recently completed Powderhorn Training and a Kodi-
ak Challenge.
Andrew Haworth
Andrew currently serves as a Crew Guide for Crew 360 after serv-
ing as Crew President, and he continues to mentor the current
Crew President. He is an Eagle Scout with 7 Eagle palm awards
who most recently has earned the rank of Pathfinder and is work-
ing toward the rank of Summit and the Ranger Award. He is keep-
ing busy as Treasurer for the OA as a Brotherhood member and
recently started his college degree in environmental science to be-
come a park ranger after developing a deep love for the outdoors
at Philmont.
was introduced in 1931 and is a council-level distinguished
service award of the Boy Scouts of America. It is an award given to those who implement
the Scouting program and perform community service through hard work, self-sacrifice,
dedication, and many years of service.
Michele ‘Miki’ Forsyth began volunteering with Scouting
in 1999 when her son joined Tigers. Whether or not to become a leader was-
n't a debate she had. She just knew it was what a parent should do. So she
jumped right in as a Cub Scout Den Leader for her son's unit in Pikes Peak
Council. Over the years she has been a constant and reliable Scouter, volun-
teering with High Plains District's events such as the Camporee, Klondike,
and Pinewood Derby. Miki went to the National Camp Accreditation Pro-
gram and became a certified Camp Ranger. She used these skills to instruct
other leaders in NCAP classes, at Philmont, Peaceful Valley, the Jewish Com-
munity Center, and Ramah in the Rockies to name a few. Miki served on the
training team as the High Plains District Training Chair, but it was her work
as the Dean of University of Scouting that made everyone sit up and take
notice of this quiet and competent woman. Miki is a true servant leader.
She gives of herself without the expectation of recognition or awards.
is one of our Silver Beaver recipients for 2021
in Pikes Peak Council. She is an exceptional scouter who is always willing
to help with any activity in the council, her service to the youth and to
other adults is commendable. Since starting in scouting supporting her 4
boys in their Packs and Troops, Beth has served as a Tiger Den leader,
Webelos Den Leader, Scoutmaster, Crew Advisor, Wood badge staffer,
the Pikes Peak World Jamboree Contingent Scoutmaster, OA adult advi-
sor, Merit badge counselor and as a Roundtable commissioner. She has
participated in BSA High Adventure treks, at Philmont, Sea Base, Swamp
Base, and also a Northern Tier canoe trip, which after returning, she
would promote High Adventure by conducting presentations to units on
how to organize these Treks in their own units. Always willing to help
others, Beth has been active in her sons’ schools, in the local PTA and on
many council committees helping to organize and promote activities in
the Council in Scouts BSA and in Venturing. Congratulations Beth on an
honor well deserved.
is proud to recognize the 2021 Silver Bea-
ver recipients. Since our inception, in 1916, we have had 360 Silver Beaver recipients
change the lives of Scouts in our region. We “Scout Salute” you!
Mike Lane is always willing to help and give selfless ser-
vice to the scouting units in the Council. He started his journey in scouting as a
Cub Scout in The Longhorn Council in Texas. Mike started as a leader when his
youngest son started his Scouting journey in the Denver Council before coming
to the Pikes Peak Council. He has been a volunteer for scouting in many posi-
tions at all levels. Mike has served as an Assistant Den Leader, Troop Com-
mittee, Wood Badge Troop Guide, Asst Scout Master, Quarter Master for nu-
merous District and Council events and Wood badge courses, Order of the Ar-
row Quarter Master, Brotherhood Adviser, Associate Lodge Advisor and cur-
rently serves as the Lodge Advisor. He has helped form two Troops, Troop 220
and Troop 79 where he currently serves as Committee Chairman. You may see
him at Klondike in the kitchen, or the Council Camporee in Callahan serving
pancakes, or maybe at the Starlight Spectacular with the OA Lodge serving
pancakes to bike riders at midnight or helping in the kitchen at various OA Fel-
lowship events.
Jason Robinson is one of the most selfless individ-
uals within the Council. He is always willing and able to assist in whatever
manner is asked of him. He has spent countless hours mentoring scouts with-
in Troop 194 assisting and guiding youth through their journey to eagle,
staffing Wood Badge courses, staffing NYLT courses, supporting the Jamboree
District as a training chair, serving as Assistant OA Lodge Advisor, Triple Crown
recipient and leading units to both National and World Jamborees. Besides
being extensively involved with scouting Jason is always willing to lend a hand
within his community, whether that be helping to move a neighbor, helping a
friend rebuild a deck, helping place community holiday decorations, or just
being a great friend who will listen to your plight - he is always there to lend a
hand. A proud father of an eagle scout, Jason has spent more than 12 years
now being involved with scouting long after his son graduated out of the pro-
gram.
Success in training the boy depends largely on the
Scoutmaster's own personal example.
- Lord Baden PowellLester Griswold 1931 Howard Cloud, Jr 1963 William Prohaska * 1973 Robert E. Norman 1983 Matt Whitney 1940 Dean D. Doenges 1963 Charles Root 1973 Marvin L. Willis 1983 Don M. Alexander 1941 William Henderson 1963 Bill FlaHaven * 1974 Armistead Boardman 1984 Clemuel C. Morris 1941 Paul Hill 1964 Elaine Glover * 1974 Harry DeLashmutt 1984 Lester R. Howard 1944 Clyde Phillips 1964 Mamie Leonard 1974 Cynthia Ann Gray * 1984 Guy R. McDowell 1945 Orville B. Trainor 1964 Joseph Madril, Jr. 1974 Raymond Mueller 1984 O.J. Obee 1945 A.G. Edstrom 1965 Bill McKenney * 1974 A. Curtis Ormond 1984 Ray C. Ebling 1946 Leslie C. Herman 1965 Richard C. Sills 1974 Pamela Devereux 1985 Robert G. Hibbard 1946 Floyd Wohlgemuth 1965 Gerald Clark 1975 John Healy 1985 Lyle H. Norton 1946 Willis A.Becker 1966 Eunice Evans 1975 Charles Meier 1985 Harold C. Perry 1946 Harold Hawks 1966 Keith Grove * 1975 James N. Moore 1985 Harry Rittenhouse 1946 Broun Mayall 1966 George Miles, Jr. 1975 Barbara Sweat * 1985 Henry Beatty 1947 E.H. Young 1966 James Illian 1976 Milton M. Connell 1986 Chris Christensen 1947 Don Berryhill 1967 Bill McKenney * 1976 Michael Edwards 1986 Earl E. Leonard 1947 H.E. Clark 1967 Jerry Orr * 1976 Frank Howard 1986 Clinton Bell 1948 Bill Gentry * 1967 Frank Van Arsdale 1976 Robert Swindler 1986 George Gibson 1949 Gilbert Hesse 1967 John F. Wear 1976 John Armstrong, Jr. 1987 Walter Kuenning 1949 William Stokes 1967 Clara Gloss 1977 Virgil R. Hoff, III 1987 Earnest Lovelady 1949 D. Clair Williams 1967 Lucian A. Jamison 1977 Charles Shaefer 1987 Rudolph Seidle 1949 James E. Banks 1968 Carl Peterson, Jr. 1977 Judith L. Weaver 1987 Roy J. Bayless 1950 C.H. Crumbaker 1968 Robert B. Gearhart 1978 James H. Coakley 1988 High F. Gray 1951 Earl H. Schwab 1968 Jim Gould * 1978 Allen Peterson 1988 Lyle Troth 1951 Nat Talcott 1968 Kathleen Kozak 1978 Nancy Oswell 1988 Willard Gross 1952 Elwood M. Haynie 1969 Chuck Lang* 1978 Tom Van Wickle * 1988 Reginald Davis 1952 Clyde Norman 1969 Wesley E. Strain 1978 Gary Wright 1988 Harold Clark 1953 Joseph Reich, Sr. 1969 John S. Talbot 1979 Frank Collins 1989 Arthur Oaks 1954 Harold C. Seeley 1969 Earl E. Cameron * 1979 Glen Holmes 1989 M. Phil Stump 1954 Charles Matthews 1970 Wayne Cooksey 1979 R. Larry Williams 1989 Arthur Gaines, Jr 1955 Harlan Ochs 1970 Ralph Hibbard 1979 Virginia Wright 1989 Glover L. Scott 1955 Harold Tenenbam 1970 Wayne McCloughan 1979 Jeanine Kosmicki 1990 H.P. Hollingsworth 1956 Richard Wightman 1970 Paul Wiesner 1980 Jack Shelton 1956 Vaun Benjamin 1971 Mike Caruthers * 1980 Glen E. Stoll 1956 Ann Byrum 1971 William Kugler * 1980 John Alexander 1957 Lawrence R. Clark 1971 Dennis Downing 1980 Herbert E. Smith 1957 Leslie R. Poeschel 1971 Warren Hickey 1980 W. Henry Willie 1957 Walter Wade 1971 David W. Six 1980 Floyd Grover 1958 Charles C. Bell 1972 Ora Juanita Weiland 1981 T.A. Patterson 1958 John C. Bennett 1972 Christine Miles 1981 Harold Hiskey 1959 A. P. Clark 1972 Charlene Roberts 1981 Kurt G. Hoeckel 1959 Clarence Danford 1972 Dean Wigton 1981 Howard Carver 1960 Donna McWhirt 1972 Carl Peterson 1982 James Watson 1960 Laverne D. Meyer 1972 Alfred L. Draney 1982 Tom Corell * 1962 Elbert E. Nichols 1972 Rick Grayson * 1982 William Ellis 1962 Donald Niles * 1972 Carlyle Grover 1982 Buck Parker * 1962 Jim Poole * 1972 John D. Hessong 1982 W.C. Tarkington 1962 Robert T. Savage * 1972 Thelma G. Hyson 1982 Edward Varela 1962 Mervin Friesth 1973 Robert Emmons 1983 Clyde Wooten * 1962 Delores McCloughlan 1973 L. Douglas Nixon 1983
Thank you to our 2019 Corporate Sponsors Michael Nelson 1990 Glen Carter 1999 Russell Eacker 2007 Lisa Holstein 2013 Charles Palmer 1990 David Claytor 1999 Robert Prochaska 2007 Kurt Kofford 2013 Craig Whitney 1990 Jerry L. Gross 1999 Kjaeren Rutland 2007 Arelius Mayes 2013 Dick Bowman 1991 Richard H. Peach 1999 Pam Smith 2007 Mark Van Buren 2013 Michael Bromley 1991 Donald Rabidoux 1999 Jandy Barentine 2008 Robin Arends 2014 Michael Collins 1991 Cynthia York 1999 William Chadick 2008 Glenn Barr 2014 Larry Schaad 1991 Russell J. Huffman 2000 Douglas Clapp 2008 Beverly Brooks 2014 Oscar Gillespie 1992 E. Dean Massey 2000 Rod Emenaker 2008 John Brown 2014 Elfie Metz 1992 Donald A. Nelson 2000 Robert Johnson 2008 Randy Eron 2014 Barry S. Oswell 1992 Colin J. Perry 2000 Dawn Kugler 2008 Dan Hans 2014 Barbara Winter 1992 Jon A. Riley 2000 Lou Lemesany 2008 Steve Leininger 2014 Dave Kugler * 1992 Carol A. Collins 2001 Judith Ferguson 2009 Steve Ingham 2015 William Craft 1993 Ted S. Langowski 2001 Barbara Gilbert 2009 Daniel Mardis 2015 Jim Hafemeister 1993 Roger McFarland 2001 Robert Gordon 2009 Mike Parsons 2015 Terry Jackson 1993 Neil Y. Price 2001 Raymond Hendershot 2009 Adam Weitzel 2015 Jim Liedle * 1993 Ann Vessels 2001 Virgil Hoff IV 2009 John Berndon 2016 Dennis Lundmark 1993 Robert H. White 2001 Richard Lieber 2009 Dan Lee 2016 Emma Jo Moore 1994 Jeffrey L. Duncan 2002 Curtis O’Connell 2009 Vincent Maffia 2016 Elizabeth Nord 1994 Kevin G. Fink 2002 Thomas Remick 2009 Andrew McCreight 2016 Sally Ann Riley 1994 Donald H. Holt 2002 Elizabeth Taylor 2009 David Muirhead 2016 Jerry C. Schreiner 1994 Kristin Phillips 2002 Mark Taylor 2009 Andrew Sperle 2016 Jerome D. Sundee 1994 Lillian M. Schellhous 2002 Richard Trentman 2009 Brian Bahr 2017 Craig Martin* 1994 Bruce Almeida 2003 Debbie Almeida* 2010 Erik Brenkert 2017 Marvin Baber * 1995 Marilyn Frydrych 2003 William Bishop 2010 Mike Dougall 2017 Millie Baber * 1995 Cynthia M. Hotop 2003 Matthew Clawson 2010 Anita Hess 2017 Roger Beeman 1995 David E. Klunder 2003 Frank Delalla 2010 Mary Polley 2017 Don Diaz 1995 Jane Manderfield 2003 Jill Evans 2010 John Bode 2018 Edwin Jaloszynski 1995 John L. Amundson 2004 James Harden, Jr. 2010 Christopher Brooks 2018 Robert Russell 1995 Harry S. Hentschel 2004 Stephen Hayes 2010 Vicki Harlow 2018 Phillip Sanders 1995 C. Michael Rutland 2004 Brian Hendricks 2010 Richard Thorne 2018 William S. Burch 1996 Timothy E. Stack 2004 Clyde Perkins 2010 Cherie Cayemberg 2019 David Haddock 1996 James F. Yagmin 2004 John Schutt 2010 Douglas I. Luckett, Sr. 2019 John Helinski 1996 John M. Christiansen 2005 Roxann Steiner 2010 Alex Zalewski 2019 Joseph Mason 1996 John C. Fisher 2005 Randy Barrett 2011 Kathy Solomon 2020 Mary Kay Smith 1996 Sharon L. Groothof 2005 Kim Healy 2011 Jon Dooley 2020 James Coakley 1997 Robbin R. Schellhous 2005 David Krzemien 2011 Milt Steiner 2020 Lynn Fuston 1997 Jack C. Spears 2005 Bob Lighbody 2011 Gloria Newcomb 2020 Janie Hessong 1997 Mark Townsend 2005 Jack McBride 2011 Betsy Meikle 2020 Dave McKenney 1997 Douglas Meikle* 2006 Ernie Rodriguez 2011 Michele Forsyth 2021 Janine Russell 1997 Janice Brewington 2006 Dawn White 2011 Beth Haworth 2021 Mike Smith 1997 Russ Dewey 2006 Ken Barber 2012 Mike Lane 2021 Richard Arnold 1998 Connie Gross 2006 Brent Botts 2012 Jason Robinson 2021 Thaine “Red” Beitler 1998 Brent L. Hawker 2006 Brian Burnett 2012 Jerry Faires 1998 Mark McMillen 2006 Richard Evans 2012 Lee Grubb 1998 Bill Sampson 2006 Brian Healy 2012 John Himmelreich 1998 Robin Wittig 2006 Maria Herndon 2012 James Moore 1998 John Combs 2007 Steve Herndon 2012 Clifford T. Brooks 1999 David Deveau 2007 Roger Duncan 2013
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