BOY SCOUTS – EAGLE SCOUTS & GIRL SCOUTS - SILVER & GOLD
The Distinguished Eagle Scout Award The highest rank attainable in the Scouts BSA program by the Boy Scouts of America (BSA). Since its inception in 1911, only four percent of Scouts have earned this rank after a lengthy review process. The Eagle Scout rank has been earned by over 2.5 million youth.
The National Eagle Scout Association was established in 1969 by to recognize Eagle Scouts who achieve extraordinary national-level recognition, fame, or eminence within their profession and/or service to the nation and have a strong record of voluntary service to their community.
Gold Award Girl Scouts are rock stars, role models, and real-life heroes. How do they do it? By using everything they've learned as a Girl Scout to help fix a problem in their community or make a lasting change in their world. And you don't have to be a seasoned activist or star student to get there. Girl Scouts who want to get involved and go for the Gold Award get a team of trusted adults and leaders in their community to guide them through challenges and lead them to suocess, step-by-step. There's no other program like it.
Where to VolunteerNicole Vernachio at (732) 270-6960, Cattus Island County Park
Amanda Truhan at (609) 971-3085, Wells Mills County Park
Michelle Urban at (732) 281-2750, Jakes Branch County Park
Patti Trasferini at (609) 607-1861, Cloverdale Farm County Park
Christopher Claus at (732) 506-5122, Lake Shenandoah County Park & Ocean County Park
Jason Hoger at (732) 506-9090, Ocean County Park Administration Office
Catherine McLearen at. (732) 929-4769, Cedar Bridge Tavern Historic Site. email: CMcLearen@co.ocean.nj.us
EAGLE BOY SCOUT & GOLD GIRL SCOUT AWARDS
The following scouts earned their awards completing projects within the
Ocean County Parks Department or Natural Land Trust Properties
If you, or your son/daughter have completed an Award Project with the OCParks
System and are not on this list or you have missing information; dates etc.,
please email your information to OCParks@co.ocean.nj.us
2023
Bryson Petrina - Trash Can Encloosures in Lake Shenandoah County Park
Tom Lundin – Outdoor Classroom at Cattus Island
Jack O’Cone – Outdoor Classroom Kiosk at Cloverdale Farm
Thomas Agin – Refurbished Root Cellar, Storage Shed and Fire Wise Sign at Cloverdale Farm
Aidan Miller – Bee Hotels at Cattus Island
Sean Clark – Informational Signs along the Barnegat Branch Trail
Aiden Snedeker – Trash/Recycle can enclosures at Patriots Park
2022
Luci Street – Bluebird Houses at Cloverdale Farm
Charles Burton – Bird Blind at Cloverdale Farm
Gavin Ramins – Benches at Ocean County Park
Kiah Edwards – Osprey Nesting Platforms at Cattus Island
Evan Bellu – Bicycle Racks at Cattus Island
Grant Los – Raised Garden Bed for Park Rules Sign at Cattus Island
Erin Murphey – Curricula for Cattus Island at Cattus Island
Brielle Trad – Beneficial Insects Garden at Cloverdale Farm
Blake Grandinetti – Red Trail Boardwalk Section at Cattus Island
2021
Lily Boyd & Jordyn Glasser – Pollinator Garden at Cloverdale Farm
Seamus Watson – Playground Kiosk at Cattus Island
Joseph Ferrallo – Bicycle Repair Stations at Cattus Island
Evan Hilla – Greenhead Fly Traps at Cattus Island
Jacob Hybbeneth – Bait Cutting Station at Lake Shenandoah
Chris Rible – Trash Can Enclosures at Ocean County Park
Rich Dallassandro – Trash Can Enclosures at Ocean County Park and Shenandoah
John Gallo – Kiosk for Indian Oak Tree Cookie at Cattus Island
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