Eagle's Nest

The following members of Troop 38 have been awarded the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest rank attainable in Scouts BSA. The title of Eagle Scout is held for life, thus giving rise to the phrase "Once an Eagle, always an Eagle"
Requirements include earning at least 21 merit badges and demonstrating Scout Spirit through the Scout Oath and Law, service, and leadership. This includes an extensive service project that the Scout plans, organizes, leads, and manages. Eagle Scouts are presented with a medal and a badge that visibly recognizes the accomplishments of the Scout. Additional recognition can be earned through Eagle Palms, awarded for completing additional tenure, leadership, and merit badge requirements.

44. Zach Morris (2020)
43. Steven Swenson (2019)
42. Dominic Italiane (2018)
41. Zane Otter (2018)
40. Troy Otter (2018)
39. Nathan LeBrun (2017)
38. Stephen Curtis, Jr. (2017)
37. Mike Wheeler (2015)
36. Ian Rush (2010)
35. Aidan Alai (2010)
34. Erol Karchner (2009)
33. Robert (Rowdie) Handler (2008)
32. Richard White (2004)
31. Jeremy Payne (2004)
30. James McDonald (2001)
29. William (Eli) Richardson (1999)
28. Andrew Frisk (1998)
27. Chris Cummings (1998)
26. Stephen Moffett (1997)
25. Daniel Frisk (1995)
24. Chris Schruckmayr (1993)
23. Michael Irish (1990)
22. Ivan Dmochowski (1990)
21. Jeff Eddy (1988)
20. John Anderson (1988)
19. Chris Allen (1988)
18. Mark Hayward (1985)
17. Richard Peal (1985)
16. Adam Thomas (1985)
15. Roger Hayward (1984)
14. Kenny Borowski (1983)
13. Gerald Martin (1983)
12. John (Sandy) Huguenin (1982)
11. William Dillon (1981)
10. Christopher Funkhouser (1981)
9. Phillip Anderson (1980)
8. Frank Scarito (1977)
7. Bradford Robinson (1976)
6. William Werderman (1976)
5. Allen Walker (1976)
4. Earl (Rusty) Ottey (1973)
3. Bruce Clauson (1971)
2. Alan King (1969)
1. Stephen Shearer (1965)

44. Zach Morris (2020)

For his Eagle Project, Zach painted signs and benches for Falmouth High School's cross country track, as well as installing them.

43. Steven Swenson (2019)

Steven restored gravestones in Oak Grove Cemetery for his Eagle Project, including Katharine Lee Bates gravestone. She can be remembered for her anthem America the Beautiful.

42. Dominic Italiane (2018)

Dominic replaced rotted posts and rusted wire along the Dead Neck Trail at South Cape Beach in Mashpee for his Eagle Project

41. Zane Otter (2018)

For his Eagle Project, Zane built and installed a directional/distance signpost at the Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and cleaned up the trails and perennial beds around the property. The signpost points to other the other national estuarine reserves around North America.