Courtney Allen
Courtney Allen is from West Orange, New Jersey, by way of Jacksonville and the North Florida Council. He is an Eagle Scout and counts his five years as Scoutmaster as his best experience in Scouting. Courtney has served as the adviser to the OA’s Annual Report over the past five years, working to produce an annual message that tells our story in words, pictures, and emotions. His involvement with the Quality Program Development program at the 1995 Philmont Retreat helped to foster changes in the Order’s training program that are still felt today. His nomination says, “Courtney is creative and leads by example and with very few exceptions is unrivaled in his ‘youth first’ approach.”
Paul Anderson
Paul Anderson is from Inverness, Florida, and the South Florida Council. He is an Eagle Scout and serves as Reservation Director for his council’s camp. He is a longtime member of the American Indian Activities committee at NOAC and National Jamborees. His service with the 2003 Indian Summer management team helped ensure the success of the groundbreaking program. He has also served for over 20 years on National Camping School staff. “Paul Anderson represents all that is right in Scouting,” his nomination reads.
Steven Howard Beckett
Steven Howard Beckett is from Santa Barbara, California, and the Boulder Dam Area Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Council Member at Large. Steven invests his summers at Philmont, where he has served the OA Trail Crew program as Foreman, Assistant Director, and Director. His service extends into the field of leadership development, where he serves with the NOAC Training staff and numerous National Leadership Seminar staffs. His nomination reads in part, “He honors the past by delivering to the standards set by his predecessors while taking us all to new heights.”
Riley Berg
Riley Berg is from Fresno, California, and the Sequoia Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster. Riley is a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He served with distinction as the 2002 National Vice Chief and spent the summer as a Foreman with the OA Wilderness Voyage at Northern Tier in 2003. “Riley brings character, ethics, and value to the table in everything he undertakes,” his nomination reads.
Cortland Bolles
Cortland Bolles is from Olathe, Kansas, and the Heart of America Council. He is an Eagle Scout and serves as a District Executive. Cortland has given extensive service to the OA Trail Crew program at Philmont, as both Foreman and as Director. He has also given leadership to the Philbreak program. Says his nomination, “Cortland has shown a trend of being there when needed for the Order and will continue to do so in the future.”
Clay Capp
Clay Capp is from Nashville, Tennessee, and the Middle Tennessee Council. He is an Eagle Scout and serves as an Assistant Scoutmaster. Clay is a junior at Harvard University and served the Order as National Chief in 2002. He has worked to perfect the Order’s national publications in his service to the National Bulletin as Layout Editor and currently as the Editor in Chief. “He maintains a true sense of modesty while attaining goals and positions others just dream about,” reads his nomination in part.
Andy Chapman
Andy Chapman is from Sulphur, Louisiana, and the Calcasieu Area Council. He is an Eagle Scout and serves as an Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 33. Andy is currently pursuing a degree in Accounting at Louisiana State University. He served as the Section Chief of SR-2 and as the Conference Vice Chief of Special Events at the 2002 NOAC. His nomination stated that, “He has consistently displayed the true characteristics of a servant leader.”
Edward T. Clifford, III
Edward T. Clifford, III is from Broomall, Pennsylvania, and the Cradle of Liberty Council. He is an Eagle Scout and serves as an Assistant Scoutmaster. Ed is a student at St. Joseph’s University. He served as the Section Chief of NE-4A and on National Leadership Seminar staff. Ed gave leadership to two national projects, serving as the Conference Vice Chief of Training at the 2002 NOAC and the Program Vice Chief for the LLDC rewrite. Ed receives credit from one particular youth for, “opening my eyes to what is possible as a leader in the Order.”
Linley Joseph Collins
Linley Joseph Collins is from Houma, Louisiana, and the Southeast Louisiana Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 339. Linley is a student at Nicholls State University, majoring in Business Administration. He served as Section Chief of SR-1 and as the Chair of the Southern Region’s One Day of Service program in 2003. Linley was also the Conference Vice Chief of the Camping High Adventure Committee at the 2002 NOAC. “Linley exemplifies the youth who go above and beyond in their service to the Order and Scouting,” his nomination reads.
Christopher Crowley
Christopher Crowley is from Orlando, Florida, and the Central Florida Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 441. Christopher is a student at the University of Central Florida. He was the Section Chief of S-4S and the Conference Vice Chief of Shows at the 2002 NOAC. His nomination states, “Chris is the kind of strong leader who exemplifies the Order of the Arrow at its best.”
Nicholas P. Digirolamo
Nicholas P. Digirolamo is from Tampa, Florida, and the Gulf Ridge Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 46. Nick is a student at the University of Central Florida. He served as Lodge Chief, Section Chief of S-4S, and as the National Chief of the Order of the Arrow in 2003. “His infectious enthusiasm for the program has been the quality that has most endeared him to those he has led,” states his nomination.
Matt Dukeman
Matt Dukeman is from Eureka, California, and the Redwood Empire Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster. Matt has provided extensive service to the OA Trail Crew program at Philmont, serving as Foreman, Assistant Director, and Director. He also directed the Philbreak program in 2004. His nomination stated that, “Few Arrowmen have made the type of contribution to high adventure and Scouting that Matt has.”
Adam Enerson
Adam Enerson is from Janesville, Wisconsin, and the Sinnissippi Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 540. Adam is a student at the University of Wisconsin-Stout where he majors in construction. He served as the Section Chief of C-3A and as the Central Region Chief in 2003. His service outside of Scouting is notable as Adam contributes much of his free time to the American Cancer Society and other organizations. “He is a young man who is willing to go the extra mile for the success of all,” reads his citation.
Brian J. Favat
Brian J. Favat is from Gibbsboro, New Jersey, and the Southern New Jersey Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 127. Brian is a recent graduate of Boston College. He served as Section Chief of NE-2A and as the Northeast Region Chief in 2002. He was a guiding force in the development of the Jumpstart program and website. His nomination reads, “He walks Scouting’s talk like few others and is a powerful example for us all.”
Nathan McBride Finnin
Nathan McBride Finnin is from Wilmington, North Carolina, and the Cape Fear Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster. Nathan is a senior at the University of North Carolina. He served as the Section Chief of SR-7B and as the Southern Region Chief in 2002. He continues to serve on the staff of NOAC and the National Leadership Seminar. “Nathan’s unobtrusive style and approachability facilitated many memorable encounters for the region’s Arrowmen,” reads his citation.
Matthew R. Griffis
Matthew R. Griffis is from San Lorenzo, California, and the San Francisco Bay Area Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 612. He is currently a student at The University of California – Berkeley, majoring in Environmental Studies. Matt has served as Section Chief of W-3A and as the Chief of the Western Region in 2003. His nomination read, “His commitment to the Order is a great example to all Arrowmen.”
Brian Howard Herren
Brian Howard Herren is from Springville, Iowa, and the Hawkeye Area Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster. He currently is a student at the University of Iowa. Brian served as the Chief of Section C-3B and as the Chief of the Central Region in 2002. He was a Board Member of the National Eagle Scout Association and a staff member of numerous National Leadership Seminars. “He strives for excellence and inspires others to share his vision and enthusiasm,” reads his nomination.
Jon L. Hobbs
Jon L. Hobbs is from Greenwood, South Carolina, and the Blue Ridge Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Council Executive Board Member. Jon has served on numerous national event staffs most significantly as the Medical Director for the past three NOACs, Indian Summer and the National Leadership Summit. His nomination reads in part, “There is no doubt that Jon brings a level of professional and Scouting expertise to the events he staffs.”
Kenneth E. Hood
Ken Hood is from Staten Island, New York, and the Greater New York Councils. He is a Vigil Honor Member, District Award of Merit and Silver Beaver recipient. Ken has given extensive service to the American Indian Activities Committee, most recently as Head Judge and Training Adviser for the past several NOACs and as the Lead Training Adviser for Indian Summer in 2003. “He serves so others may learn and experience the joys of the Order of the Arrow,” reads his citation.
Stan Hoff
Stan Hoff is from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and the South Florida Council. He is an Eagle Scout and recipient of the Vigil Honor and the District Award of Merit. Stan has been an integral part of the development of a repository for the memorabilia of the Order of the Arrow and has directed his energy and talent to raising money for the endowment fund of the Order. His nomination reads “Stan is a very generous man who loves the OA and lives the standards it represents.”
Benjamin W. Janke
Benjamin W. Janke is originally from New Orleans, Louisiana, now residing in Nashville, Tennessee, and the Middle Tennessee Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Associate Adviser of Venture Crew 221. He is an graduate student at Vanderbilt University. Benjamin has served as Lodge Chief and as Section Chief of SR-1. As a member of the National OA Web Site Staff, he has been instrumental in developing the OA Web Direct Committee. He has actively been involved in delivering the LLDC and NLS programs in the Southern Region. His citation reads, “His years of service to the Order leave a lasting impression that will remain for years into the future.”
Douglas M. Kupec
Douglas M. Kupec is from Youngstown, Ohio, and the Greater Western Reserve Council. His is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster. Doug has been an influential part in the establishment of the National Order of the Arrow Web Site, serving as web team chairman for two years and continues to serve as an adviser to the web site staff. His guidance and hard work has lead to it becoming the outstanding resource it is today, with over 6.2 million hits in 2003. “Doug’s impact on Arrowmen across the nation has been unseen, but far-reaching,” his nomination reads in part.
Matthew Laudone
Matthew Laudone is from Phoenix, Arizona, and the Grand Canyon Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Council Venturing Committee Member. Matthew service as a key leader for multiple years in the OA Trail Crew program has certainly added to its success. He has worked with the training committee for the past five NOACs , serving as a Trainer and Lead Cell Trainer. As one of his nominations read, “He understands the impact that quality youth-developed program can have on the life of a young man.”
William Lenker
William Lenker is from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and the Sioux Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Council Vice President of Program. Bill has served the Order in many capacities including Lodge Adviser and Section Adviser of C-1A. He has served on numerous NOAC staffs, most recently as a Lead Cell Trainer. He gave leadership to the LLDC committee as an Adviser at the National Leadership Summit. “Bill trusts the judgment of the youth and allows young Arrowmen to grow by allowing them to stretch and reach their full potential,” his nomination reads.
Brian Love
Brian Love is from Horseheads, New York, and the Five Rivers Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 3097. He served as Lodge Chief and Section Chief of NE-3A. Brian was selected to serve as the Program Vice Chief of Support Services for Indian Summer in 2003. He also is the co-adviser to the Northeast Region web site, previously serving as youth chairman. One of his nominations read, “Brian has proven to be one of our Order’s most dedicated and effective youth leaders.”
Frank McMillan
Frank McMillan is from Roswell, Georgia, and the Atlanta Area Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster. He is currently a student at the University of Chicago majoring in Philosophy. Frank served as Lodge Chief, Section Chief of SR-6S and the Southern Region Chief in 2003. During his term as Region Chief, he revised the “One Day of Service” program, resulting in one of its most successful outcomes in recent years. “Frank has a genuine passion and enthusiasm for all aspects of the Order’s program,” reads his nomination.
Rich Moore
Rich Moore is from Loveland, Ohio, and the Dan Beard Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster. Rich is currently a student at Eastern Kentucky University and served the Order as National Vice Chief in 2003. His extensive service also included terms as Lodge Chief, Section Chief of C-5B, and the Conference Vice Chief of Inductions and Ceremonial Events at the 2002 NOAC. His nomination states, “Rich is not only a Scout and a brother when he is in uniform, but he carries these values over into his everyday living.”
David Moskal
David Moskal is from New Britain, Connecticut, and the Connecticut Rivers Council. He is a recipient of the Vigil Honor, Silver Beaver, and District Award of Merit. He has served on numerous NOAC staffs, highlighted by his work developing and advising the TOAP program. He has become a leader on the Catholic Scouting Committee and was recently elected one of four National Vice Presidents. “Dave encourages his youth staff to be active leaders and share the knowledge and enthusiasm for TOAP,” reads his nomination in part.
James E. Neubaum
James E. Neubaum is from Lake Bluff, Illinois, of the Northeast Illinois Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Council Program Director. Jim has served our Brotherhood as a youth officer and adviser for over 35 years, the bulk of which has been as Staff Adviser for numerous Lodges and Sections. He has also volunteered his time to be a staff member for nearly 20 National Leadership Seminars and 10 NOACs. His nomination reads, “Jim is one of those advisers who truly make the vision of our Founders come to life.”
Dominic T. Pascucci
Dominic T. Pascucci is from San Francisco, California, and the San Francisco Bay Area Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 17. Dominic served as Section Chief of W-3A and as the 2002 Western Region Chief. He has been recognized with the Founders’ Award and is a James E. West Fellow. “He is an outstanding leader and a well qualified, dedicated Chief,” says his nomination.
Hector A. “Tico” Perez
Hector A. “Tico” Perez is from Orlando, Florida, and the Central Florida Council. He is an Eagle Scout, Council Executive Board member, and Area President. Tico is also a recipient of the Silver Beaver and the Silver Antelope. He is a member of the National Order of the Arrow Committee - Lodge Operations. In addition, he is an active member of the National Scoutreach Committee. His citation reads, “Tico’s passion for Scouting and his cheerful service have served the Order well.”
Ian M. Pinnavaia
Ian M. Pinnavaia is from Brooklyn, New York, and the Greater New York Councils. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 237. Ian served three terms as Section Chief of NE-2C and then as the 2003 Northeast Region Chief. His leadership extended to publications, where he contributed as the Lead Editor of the Northeast Region’s newsletter and currently as a member of the National Bulletin editing staff. “Ian is a superb role model of a true servant leader and exemplar of Scouting values,” reads his nomination in part.
Douglas W. Seaborne
Douglas W. Seaborne is from Edinburgh, Indiana, and the Hoosier Trails Council. He is a recipient of both the Silver Beaver and Silver Antelope. Doug currently serves on his council’s Executive Board and he has served as the Lead Adviser for the Service Lodge in 1990, 1996, 2002. Doug’s nomination reads in part, “He is a quiet behind the scenes operator who is always willing to help out to get the job done.”
Brian Seeton
Brian Seeton is from Kent, Ohio, and the Buckeye Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 25. Brian served as Lodge Chief and Section Chief of C-5A. He has given extensive service to the OA Voyage at Northern Tier since its inception, including three years as a member of the administrative team and two years as Director. “Brian’s quiet and selfless leadership sets the example for Voyage staff and participants,” says his nomination.
Raymond Siegrist
Raymond Siegrist is from Demarest, New Jersey, and the Northern New Jersey Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 101. Ray has served for ten years as the Section Adviser of NE-2B. He is also a dedicated trainer, serving as a Lead Cell Trainer for multiple NOACs and on staff for the National Leadership Seminar. His nomination reads, “Ray serves as a prime example of the impact that select, capable adults can have on the youth of our organization.”
George S. Sparks
George S. Sparks is from Keller, Texas, and the Direct Service Council. He is an Eagle Scout and the Associate National Director of the Relationships Division. George has served the Order in many advisory capacities, both volunteer and professional. His nomination states, “His energy, personality, and attitude were and are reflective of the type of Arrowman who should receive the DSA.”
Sam Stocker
Sam Stocker is from Royal Oak, Michigan, and the Detroit Area Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster. Sam is currently a student at Eastern Michigan University. He served as Lodge Chief, Section Chief of C-2A, and as the Program Vice Chief for Philbreak in 2003. He also served as National Venturing President in 2003. “Sam absolutely embodies all of the leadership traits that the OA stands for,” says his nomination.
P.E. “Gene” Wadford
P.E. “Gene” Wadford is from Tempe, Arizona, and the Direct Service Council. He is an Eagle Scout and is the Associate Regional Director for Program in the Western Region. Gene serves as the Western Region Staff Adviser. His commitment extends to his service as Section Adviser, Staff Adviser, and staff member for numerous National Leadership Seminars. His citation reads, “His core values are strong and he transmits them to our youth leadership with ease.”
Thomas E. Watson, Jr.
Thomas E. Watson, Jr. is from Woodbridge, Virginia, and the National Capitol Area Council. He is a Council Executive Board member and a recipient of the Silver Beaver and District Award of Merit. His dedication to the Administrative Services Group is most evident in his role as manager of the ‘Needs Lists’ for NOAC and OA programs at the National Jamboree. “He has performed the most difficult tasks over and over with great skill and commitment,” reads his nomination.
Robert G. Westmyer
Robert G. Westmyer is from Fountain Valley, California, and the Orange County Council. He is a recipient of the Silver Beaver and District Award of Merit. Bob has served as Lodge Adviser, Section Adviser, and Assistant Lead Adviser for TOAP. He is currently serving as the Lead Adviser for the TOAP committee at the 2004 NOAC. He nomination states, “Bob is a leader who brings focus and commitment to serving the youth and adults who participate in the TOAP activities.”
Warren Williams
Warren Williams is from Jackson, Mississippi, and the Andrew Jackson Council. He is an Eagle Scout and Troop Committee Member of Troop 18. Warren has served as the Section Adviser of SR-8B and, currently, SR-1 for seven years. He has been a part of several National Leadership Seminar staffs and the American Indian Activities staff at NOAC. “He is one of the most humble and service-minded leaders I have encountered throughout my involvement with the BSA,” his nomination reads.