Troop 1029's History
Eagle Scout Roster
"Once an Eagle always an Eagle" The title of Eagle Scout is held for life. There are no ex-Eagles; you either are - or you aren't. Being an Eagle is as much the state of mind that comes with adopting the Scout Oath and Law as a part of you as it is earning the merit badges or doing the project.
The honor of becoming an Eagle Scout has always carried with it a special significance, not only in Scouting but also within higher education, business or industry, and within the community. The award is a performance-based achievement whose standards have been well-maintained over the years. Eagle Scouts represent dedication, perseverance, and Scouting at its very best.
- In 2023, the 113th anniversary of Eagle Scouts, 56,303 Scouts earned the rank.
- The average number of project hours per Eagle Scout last year was 136.2 hours.
- In 2022, the average age of scouts earning the Eagle Scout rank was 17.3 years old.
- From 1912 to 2023 - more than 2.6 million Scouts earned the Eagle Scout rank.
Troop 1029 honors those Eagle Scouts that have been a part of this unit by preserving their names for future scouts within the Troop to look toward as a model and a goal to aspire toward. We do NOT forget our Eagles. The spirit of the Eagle joined with the Phoenix lives within each of these men.
Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church
- Tiffany Situ - 2023
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Troop 1029 Scoutmasters Red Clay Creek
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Troop 1029 Sponsors and Districts
| Sponsor & District: | From: | To: |
| Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church Millcreek & McKennans Church Road - Marshalton, DE. |
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| Powder Mill District | 2018 | Curr. |
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