Troop 14’s Eagle Scouts
|
1970 |
Francis Costello |
|
1973 |
Richard Valpey |
|
|
Gregory Wilkins |
|
|
Ronald Langevin |
|
1975 |
Keith Herzog |
|
1977 |
James Miller |
|
|
Joel Liberto |
|
|
Paul Polydores |
|
1978 |
Robert Snyder |
|
1979 |
Geoffrey Farrell |
|
|
Michael Hanley |
|
|
Robert Hanley |
|
|
Jeffrey Connor |
|
1982 |
Steven Burns |
|
|
David Polydores |
|
|
Gregory Burns |
|
|
Michael Parmingiani |
|
1983 |
Michael Steinbrecher |
|
1984 |
Gregory Fisher |
|
1985 |
Achilles Papavasiliou |
|
|
Peter Pap |
|
1986 |
James Mitro |
|
1987 |
Alan Fisher |
|
|
Viju Akkara |
|
1988 |
Paul Losch |
|
1991 |
Richard Hemstreet |
|
|
Michael Dyna |
|
1992 |
Curran Nault |
|
1993 |
Frank Strange |
|
1994 |
Jason Svendsen |
|
1995 |
Erik McWilliams |
|
1996 |
Richard Bernstein |
|
1997 |
Chris Papavasiliou |
|
1998 |
Chistopher Duquette |
|
1999 |
Benjamin Cardell |
|
2000 |
Michael Duquette |
|
2001 |
Alexander Bliss |
|
|
Robert Guyon |
|
2002 |
Michael R. DesMarais |
|
|
Rob Tomasetti |
|
2003 |
Michael Schwartz |
|
|
Matthew Chaput |
|
2004 |
Drew Hutchinson |
|
|
Nathan Adams |
|
2005 |
Matthew Tomasetti |
|
2006 |
Greg Dubé |
|
|
Bill Lixfield |
|
2008 |
Scot McColl |
The Viator Award
The Viator Award is named for Bob Viator, one of Troop 14’s great scoutmasters.
It is awarded by Troop 14 to those scouts who have shown the very highest commitment
to the ideals of the Boy Scouts both in scouting and in their life.
In its history, the award has only been given five times.
The two most recent recipients are:
Alex Bliss (2000)
Greg Dubé (2007)