PICTURES from the February 13, 2010 Meeting
"Eagle Scout Award Day"
Sons of the American Revolution, Withlacoochee Chapter Celebrated the first 100 years of Scouting in the United States. The 100th Anniversary just passed on 08 FEB 2010. We learned a little about our Scouting history and Celebrated by Honoring two Eagle Scouts with Sons of the American Revolution Eagle Scholarship awards.
Heavenly Father ~ We ask your blessings on this meeting and all who grace it with their presence. Help us to do good, supporting and encouraging one another.
As the Boy Scouts of America are celebrating their 100th Anniversary this month, we ask that you continue to bless and give heavenly guidance to this great youth movement.
We are mindful and thankful for all our ancestors that have worked so hard and given so much to pass on the spirit of our founding fathers.
We are thankful and pleased to remember Presidents Washington and Lincoln during this month of February.
We ask that you be with all our Military as they go about their daily tasks - defending our way of life.
Let our individual observances of Valentines Day tomorrow be acts of kindness to one another.
May the words we pray be found acceptable to you, GOD. All this we ask through Jesus Christ our Lord ~ Amen
John D Watson Jr. was the First Place Winner of the Withlacoochee Chapter Eagle Scout Scholarship Award for 2009 (He was not present). The Watsons reside at Lancer Road, Spring Hill, FL. John is a member of Troop 91 chartered to Shady Hill Methodist Church. His essay "Battle of Saratoga" was read by his mother. John is an Air Force JROTC Commander of his drill team for the past 3 years, a member of the German National Honors Society and is a High Honors Student at his High School.
John was awarded the SAR/BSA Scholarship Patch, 1st Place Scholarship Award Certificate ,Check and Winners Medal which were presented to his mother, Denise Watson.
John D Watson Jr. - First Place Eagle Scout Scholarship Award
John's Mother, Denise Watson Receiving Certificate at Our Meeting
Anthony Pacchiarottii was our Chapters 2nd place Scholarship winner. The Pacchorittis reside at Holston Avenue, Spring Hill, FL. Anthony is a member of Troop 443 Chartered to St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Anthony was awarded the SAR/BSA Scholarship Patch, 2nd Place Scholarship Award Certificate and check. Anthony read his essay "John Hancock". Anthony is a member of the National Beta Club and National Honor Society at his High School.
Other members of the Pacchiarottii family present were Anthony's father - Robert , his mother Karen and his sister Amy.
