The purpose is to help the Cub Scout develop a personal relationship with Jesus. With the parents' active assistance and participation in this program, it is hoped that the Cub will come to see Jesus as a real person and his friend.
Program Objectives
To support the role of the parents as the primary catechists of their children.
To have the Scout identify Jesus as a real person and as his friend.
To foster early family religious involvement.
To be a stepping stone toward Parvuli Dei and the other religious emblems, when the parents are involved.
To serve as a catalyst to draw the parents into a deeper involvement with the church, through the child.
Eligibility
Registered 6 and 7 year old (Tiger or Wolf) Cub Scout of Catholic Faith.
YEAR
RECIPIENT
1994
Luke Bohrer
1994
Nick Eltz
1994
Matt Essick
1994
Ryan Gilbert
1994
Victor Konsavage
1994
Michael Kruger
1994
Joseph Miller
1994
Franz Placke
1994
Dustin Sellman
1994
Eric Semans
1994
Paul Seymour
1994
Chris Silver
1994
Adam Slusser
1994
Adam Smith
1994
Matt Smith
1994
Chris Wildasin
1995
Nicholas Bowers
1995
David Hahn
1995
Stephen Hahn
1995
Alex Harner
1995
Robert Hill
1995
Joseph Lutz
1995
Andrew Northup
1995
Cory Wasielzyk
1996
Adam McMaster
1996
Philip L. Slusser
1997
Ethan Koval
1997
Justin Kruger
1997
Erik A. Smith
1997
Jason Staub
1997
Brian Zinn
1998
Cameron Dell
1998
Michael Hoffacker
1998
Jared Johnston
1998
Brandon Kaminski
1998
Mark Slusser
1998
Richard C. Zinn
1999
Joshua McIntyre
1999
Alan Gobrecht
1999
Robbie O'Shea
1999
Aaron E. Smith
1999
Nathaniel O. Smith
2000
Lucas Slusser
2001
Michael J. Buckheit
2001
Cortlin Dell
2001
Ethan C. Grove
2001
Erick Von Sas
2003
Chaz L. Dubs
2003
Daniel J. Ernst
2003
Douglas Krout
2004
Jacob C. Grove
2004
David B. Zinn
2005
Nicholas Boddiford
2005
Mark Evich
2005
Clint A. Wright
2006
Brendan Boyer
2006
Nicholas Evich
2006
Nicolas A. Seymour
2006
Justin Smith
2006
Conor Toomey
2008
Dominic Dunn
2008
Christopher Schaefer
2008
Jarrod Stebick
2008
Spencer Trump
Parvuli Dei Emblem
The purpose of the Parvuli Dei (Children of God) emblem is to help young boys explore a wide range of activities in order to discover the presence of God in their daily lives as members of their families and parishes, and also to develop a good, positive self-image through the contributions they can make to the group or community.
Program Objectives
To help the Scout of his age develop an awareness of God's love for each one of His special, unique created beings.
To help the Scout become aware and understand his identity as an important member of his family, his community, and as a member of the Family of God.
To continue to develop an awareness as members of the parish and the Body of Christ.
To aid the Scout in his awareness of the responsibilities that grow out of God's love for us.
Eligibility
Registered 8 to 10 year old (Bear or Webelos) of Catholic Faith.
YEAR
RECIPIENT
1975
Neil Brown
1975
Andy Crouse
1975
Jim Dehoff
1975
Neil Smith
1977
Jeff Huff
1977
Michael McCullough
1977
Robert Sellman
1977
Chris Spangler
1977
Robert Warner
1978
Brian Hockensmith
1978
Danny Hoke
1978
Eric Kenworthy
1978
Lawrence Markle
1978
Bradley Mitz
1978
Richard Newcomb
1978
David Rice
1979
Douglas Baker
1979
Michael Buckley
1979
Steven Hunleg
1979
Vincent Redding
1979
Robert Rice
1979
George Sauter III
1979
Joseph Sauter
1979
Jeffrey Smith
1979
Scott Thomassy
1979
Edgar Wetzel
1979
Alan Williquette
1980
Michael Becker
1980
Leon Little
1980
Stephen Miller
1980
Michael Reed
1980
Douglas Sanders
1980
Thomas Shoemaker
1980
Stephen Weaver
1981
Ben Becker
1981
Matthew Buckley
1981
Mark Dubs
1981
Scott Gyenes
1981
Kenny Hartlaub
1981
Michael Klunk
1981
Michael Lawrence
1981
Craig Rang
1981
Gary Sabel
1981
Travis Shearer
1981
Joel Smith
1982
Erik Bunty
1982
Stephen Elliot
1982
Thomas Elliot
1982
Jeff Ernst
1982
Bryant McCusker
1982
Tim Rang
1982
Mark Salois
1982
David E. Sanders
1982
Kenny Smith
1982
David Timmins
1982
Brett Weaver
1982
Bryan Wheeler
1983
Duane Brooks
1983
Steven Brown
1983
Jeffrey Dehoff
1983
Daniel Grove
1983
David Keating
1983
Matthew Keefer
1983
William Lambert
1983
Brent Panebaker
1983
Jesse Tomaz
1983
Chad Topper
1984
Jason Groft
1984
Jonathan Groft
1984
Brian Smith
1984
Scott Stair
1984
Michael Wetzel
1985
Jason Bittle
1985
Joseph Bunty
1985
Brian Ernst
1985
Bryan Meyer
1985
Bryan Noel
1986
William Ault
1986
Mark Brown
1986
Frank Conrad
1986
Kevin McCusker
1986
Vincent Pugliese
1986
Chris Schumacher
1986
John Smith
1987
Jason Carbaugh
1987
Donald Eck
1987
Ryan Muller
1987
Jared Voelkerding
1988
Jeremy Ault
1988
Joshua Boyer
1988
Ben Eltz
1988
Dan Keefer
1988
Sean Schumacher
1988
Shawn ?
1988
Joel Staub
1988
Mike Wise
1988
George Zimmerman
1989
Erik Benvin
1989
Adam Cole
1989
Scott Conrad
1989
Michael Etzler
1989
Erik Hemler
1989
Dustin Riggs
1989
Justin Staub
1989
Mark Wherley
1990
Brian Laughman
1990
Darren Smith
1990
Dwain Smith
1990
Matthew Smith
1991
Paul Arigo
1991
Jared Aumen
1991
Mitchell Cole
1991
Zachary Heilman
1991
Tommy Hockensmith
1991
Brian Small
1991
Justin Small
1991
Ulrich Smith
1991
Chris Stummer
1992
Ben Wildasin
1992
Jason Wright
1993
Hank Baugher
1993
Damien Camel
1993
Thomas Rose
1993
Adam Warner
1994
Roland Bohrer
1994
Sean Bollinger
1994
Chris Gilbert
1995
Matthew Lutz
1995
Ben Reichart
1996
Alex Harner
1996
Victor Konsavage
1996
Michael McCabe
1996
Eric Semans
1996
Matt Smith
1996
Benjamin Staub
1997
Matt Essick
1997
Nick Krichten
1997
Chip Rupp
1997
Adam Slusser
1997
Adam Smith
1998
Shane Smith
1999
Adam J. Grove
1999
Jaron M. Johnston
1999
Philip L. Slusser
1999
Erik A. Smith
2000
Cameron A. Dell
2000
Joshua J. Smith
2001
Nicolas R. Ames
2001
Devon J. Bennett
2001
Michael T. Hoffacker
2001
Ethan A. Koval
2001
Isaac McCarty
2001
Lucas J. Slusser
2001
Mark A. Slusser
2001
Aaron E. Smith
2001
Zachary A. Wentz
2001
Jeffrey T. Wheeler
2003
Matthew D. Aumen
2003
Gregory A. Crushong
2003
Daniel W. Derflinger
2003
Ryan A. Dubas
2003
Ethan C. Grove
2003
Shawn C. Little
2003
John A. Mulder
2003
David I. Walker
2003
Patrick J. Walker
2004
Ethan M. Willing
2004
Christopher J. Yealy
2005
Isaac Boyle
2005
Jacob Grove
2005
Nick Staub
2006
Mark Evich
2008
Nicholas Evich
2008
Brandon Hall
2008
Nicolas Seymour
Ad Altare Dei Emblem
The purpose of the Ad Altare Dei (to the altar of God) program is to help Catholic Boy Scouts of the Roman Rite develop a fully Christian way of life in the faith community. The program is organized in chapters based on the seven Sacraments. The seven Sacraments are a primary means toward spiritual growth.
Eligibility
Before work on the workbook begins, the approval form must be signed by the applicant, parent, counselor, Unit leader, and pastor.
A Boy Scout of Catholic faith.
The content is designed for 13 and 14 year olds.
Older Scouts may also work on the program.
Active member of the Troop for six months
Completed sixth grade before starting the program.
Recipients
YEAR
RECIPIENT
1978
Neil D. Brown
1978
Andrew W. Crouse
1979
Donald A. Bixler
1979
Joseph Bonner
1979
John A. Hoke
1979
James M. Huff
1979
Jeffrey J. Huff
1979
Bryan Kenworthy
1979
John Markle III
1979
Eugene Miller
1979
Michael A. Miller
1979
John Owens
1979
Stephen Owens
1979
Robert L. Zinn
1981
Christopher Ellwood
1981
Donny C. Hoke
1981
Michael P. McCullough
1981
Timothy J. O'Hara
1987
Duane E. Brooks
1987
Steven M. Brown
1987
Matthew E. Buckley
1987
David R. Keating, III
1987
William D. Lambert, III
1987
Andrew B. Lawrence
1987
Brent W. Panebaker
1990
Mark T. Brown
1990
Matthew J. Hicks
1993
Matthew J. Borkowski
1993
Joshua A. Boyer
1993
Benjamin P. Eltz
1993
Darren A. Smith
1995
Paul R. Arigo
1995
Jared T. Aumen
1995
Justin R. Koval
1995
Dwain M. Smith
1997
Michael P. Monaghan
1997
Joshua T. Staub
1998
Victor J. Konsavage
1998
Adam M. Slusser
2000
Joseph W. Bolger
2000
Thomas W. Borkowski
2000
Brent H. Grove
2000
Benjamin J. Staub
2000
Cory M. Wasielczyk
2001
Philip L. Slusser
2003
Ethan A. Koval
2003
David B. Seymour
2003
David Seymour
2003
Mark A. Slusser
2003
Aaron Smith
2003
Gregory Stevens
2003
Zachery Wentz
2004
Anthony Eltz
2004
Richard E. Heistand
2004
Nathaniel O. Smith
2005
John A. Mulder
2005
Gabriel J. Rosenbrien
2005
Lucas J. Slusser
2009
Joseph Ciribisi
2009
Cullen Rosenbrien
2009
James Rupp
2010
Mark Evich
Pope Pius XII Emblem
Pope Pius XII is Catholic Scouting's church-related ministries and vocation program.
The program deals with different life choices (single, married, religious, ordained), occupations and ministries in the church as calls from God.
It includes youth led discussions on current issues facing the church and society, which are normally included as part of a Pius XII retreat or day of recollection
Eligibility
A registered youth member of the Boy Scouts of America of the Catholic faith.
Has started ninth grade.
Designed for age 15-16 year old, but all registered Venturers (male or female before their 21st birthday) and all registered Boy Scouts (in high school, before their 18th birthday) are eligible.
Recipients
YEAR
RECIPIENT
1983
Michael P. McCullough
1989
Duane E. Brooks
1989
Steven M. Brown
1989
Andrew B. Lawrence
1999
Paul R. Arigo
1999
Andrew J. Miller
1999
Joshua T. Staub
2001
Adam M. Slusser
2003
Adam J. Grove
2003
Adam Helfrick
2003
Philip L. Slusser
2004
Curtis D. Billig
2004
Erick A. Smith
2005
Mark A. Slusser
2005
Gregory H. Stevens
2008
Anthony Eltz
2008
John Mulder
2008
Gabriel J. Rosenbrien
2008
Lucas J. Slusser
2008
Nathaniel O. Smith
St. George Adult Recognition Award
The National Catholic Committee on Scouting®, acting through the local diocese or eparchy, may award the St. George emblem to members of the laity and clergy, Scouters and non-Scouters alike, who have made significant and outstanding contributions to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through Scouting.
The recipients of the emblem are to be sought after and selected by an active committee of the (arch)diocese/eparchy. This committee is to be newly-appointed each year by the diocesan Scout chaplain or chairperson.
Nomination forms should give a detailed description of how the nominee provides outstanding contribution to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through Scouting in the Catholic Church. It is improper to nominate oneself or one's spouse.
General Scouting achievements do not qualify a person to receive the St. George emblem. The Boy Scouts of America has district, council, regional and national awards for such recognition.
Eligibility
A registered youth member of the Boy Scouts of America of the Catholic faith.
Has started ninth grade.
Designed for age 15-16 year old, but all registered Venturers (male or female before their 21st birthday) and all registered Boy Scouts (in high school, before their 18th birthday) are eligible.
YEAR
RECIPIENT
1979
Richard E. Crouse
1990
Earl H. Hertz
1981
George L. Hoke
1992
William A. Kline, Jr.
1992
Francis W. Sanders
1994
Loretta M. Sellman
1981
Russell H. Zimmerman
National Catholic Quality Unit Award - Pope Paul VI
Cooperation, development, and program are the key words in the recognition of Catholic chartered units in earning the National Catholic Quality Unit Award - Pope Paul VI. The adult leadership responds to training not only in Scouting lores, but training in Catholic Scouter Development, and religious counseling. The Scouts in each Pack, Troop, Team, and Crew/Ship respond by participating in the religious emblems program respective of their status in Scouting.
YEAR
RECIPIENT
REMARKS
1987
Troop 103
1988
Troop 103
Troop 103 - Eagles of Troop 103
The Eagle Award
A scout who achieves the rank of Eagle Scout has mastered requirements in the area of leadership, service and outdoor skills. Eagle Scout is a rare achievement at the national level where between 2 to 4 percent of all Boy Scouts achieve this rank. At Troop 103 the success rate of scouts achieving the rank of Eagle Scout is ten times greater than the national average. This is a reflection of the dedication and committment of the Troop leadership to the scouting program and the opportunities available to the scouts. The BSA Eagle Scout Sheet
National Eagle Scout Association
Founded in 1972, the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) maintains contact with Eagle Scouts to sustain their interest in Scouting. Any Eagle Scout may join the association. Applications for membership in NESA are available through your local council, on the BSA Web page (www.scouting.org), or by contacting the Eagle Scout Service at the national office.
James A. Lovell Jr.
Apollo Astronaut and Business Executive
Mr. Lowell continues to be active in scouting as the Chairman of the Nation Eagle Scouts Association
Established in 1931, the Silver Beaver Award is presented for distinguished service to young people within a BSA local council. A recipient must be a registered adult member of the BSA. The awards are bestowed at appropriate local functions. Silver Beaver Awards are presented on the basis of the number of units in a council.
Recipients
1988
Richard E. Crouse
1987
Loretta M. Sellman
1956
Nicholas D. Murphy
1949
Charles L. Weaver
District Award of Merit
The award is available to Scouters who render service of an outstanding nature at the district level.
The award is made available annually on the basis of 1 for each 25 traditional units or fraction thereof. The district need not present
all the awards to which it is entitled each year.
Recipients
YEAR
RECIPIENT
REMARKS
1949
Nicholas D. Murphy
Troop 103 SM
1949
Walter Blettner
103 ?
1964
Lawrence H. Cummins
Troop 103
1965
John H. Riley
1977
Dr. Henry Hoffacker
103 ?
1982
William A. Klein, Jr.
Troop 103
1983
John Markle
Troop 103
1984
Loretta M. Sellman
Pack 103 CM
1985
Richard E. Crouse
Troop 103
1988
Matt Linkel
Troop 103
1989
Frank W. Sanders
Troop 103
1990
Earl H. Hertz
Troop 103
1992
Kenneth Zinn
Troop 103
1993
Richard P. Arigo
Troop 103
1994
Mary Bohrer
Pack 103 CM
2001
Steve Baker
District
2002
Peter B. Slusser, Jr.
Troop 103
2003
Andrew J. Groft
Troop 103 SM
2003
John E. Helfrick
Troop 103
2008
Richard C. Slusser
Troop 103
2015
Jeff Rosenzweig
Troop 103
2018
Robert L. Zinn
Troop 103
District Service Award
The award is available to Scouters who render exemplary service at the district level.
Recipients
YEAR
RECIPIENT
REMARKS
1962
Lawrence H. Cummins
Troop 103
1965
Charolette Wolfe
Pack 103
1966
Mary Jane Henry
Pack 103
1969
Nancy Crouse
Pack 103
1970
Germanus Orndorff
Pack 103
1972
Mary Jane Henry
Pack 103
1977
John Markle, Jr.
Pack 103
1979
Loretta M. Sellman
Pack 103
1979
William A. Klein, Jr.
District
1980
Linda Livelsberger
Pack 103
1980
Russell H. Zimmerman
Troop 103
1982
Thomas O' Hara
Troop 103
1985
Frank W. Sanders
Troop 103
1986
Rita Elliot
Pack 103
1988
Steve A. Sabaka
Pack 103
1989
John Hicks
Troop 103
1991
Dennis W. Kelly
Troop 103
1995
John Kruger
Pack 103
1997
Carl M. Cessna
Troop 103
1997
Gail Kruger
Pack 103
1997
Peter B. Slusser, Jr.
Pack 103
1998
Anthony A. Smith
Pack 103
1998
John Curt Hooper
Troop 118
1998
John E. Helfrick
Pack 103
1998
Thomas A. Staub
Pack 103
1999
Charles A. Grove
Pack 103
1999
John B. Zinn
Pack 103
2000
David E. Smith
Pack 103
2001
Andy J. Groft
Troop 103
2001
Pete Monaghan
Troop 103
2008
Jeffrey A. Rosenzweig
Troop 103
2008
Robert L. Zinn
Troop 103
St. George Adult Recognition Award
The National Catholic Committee on Scouting®, acting through the local diocese or eparchy, may award the St. George emblem to members of the laity and clergy, Scouters and non-Scouters alike, who have made significant and outstanding contributions to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through Scouting.
The recipients of the emblem are to be sought after and selected by an active committee of the (arch)diocese/eparchy. This committee is to be newly-appointed each year by the diocesan Scout chaplain or chairperson.
Nomination forms should give a detailed description of how the nominee provides outstanding contribution to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through Scouting in the Catholic Church. It is improper to nominate oneself or one's spouse.
General Scouting achievements do not qualify a person to receive the St. George emblem. The Boy Scouts of America has district, council, regional and national awards for such recognition.
YEAR
RECIPIENT
1979
Richard E. Crouse
1990
Earl H. Hertz
1981
George L. Hoke
1992
William A. Kline, Jr.
1992
Francis W. Sanders
1994
Loretta M. Sellman
1981
Russell H. Zimmerman
BSA Lifeguard
To recognize Boy Scouts and Venturers age 15 and older, and adult volunteers who have successfully completed the BSA Lifeguard course and demonstrated the ability to perform each of the skills taught in the course.
YEAR
RECIPIENT
1978
Robert L. Zinn
Memorial Mall at Camp Tuckahoe
The following individuals have been honored at the Camp Tuckahoe Memorial Mall
