Rick Reynolds (Under Construction)
Rick is also a member of Venturing Crew 95. Both Troop 95, and Venturing Crew 95, are sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Rick was a Cub Scout with Pack 95, also at St. Louis De Montfort. He earned his Arrow of Light award, along with many other cub scouting awards. Rick is junior at St. Joseph High School. He is active in football, track, and yearbook. He played soccer in past years too. Rick's Eagle Scout Service Project, was to build a campfire bowl at Pioneer Park. Rick has been Patrol Leader, Senior Patrol Leader, and Junior Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 95. He also served as President for Explorer Post 95. Rick has been a staff member for Cub Scout Day Camp, Boy Scout Camp, and Three Oaks Junior Leader Training camp. Rick has attended summer camps in the Sierras, Big Sur, and Catalina Island. He has been an avid backpacker for the past five years. He has earned many High Adventure Awards, including 100 nights camping, 200 miles hiking, Golden Boot Award, Silver Knapsack Award, Peak Bagger Award, and the Dinky Lakes Award. He has earned over 21 merit badges; performed many hours of community service, and has demonstrated leadership skills, good citizenship, and outstanding character, in working towards and earnig Boy Scout's highest rank of Eagle Scout.
Congratulations to Rick Reynolds
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A word from Rick
In the past I have had accomplishments, and mistakes. I have made
good decisions, and bad ones. I have been a good leader and a
procrastinator.
The past is over, and done with; and there is nothing I can do to
change it. But the future has not been set yet, and it is up to me
to mold it, and make the most of it. I need to use my past
experiences as learning experiences, to help me have a better future.
School has provided me with the knowledge; church has provided me with
a moral compass; sports have provided me with physical health; and
scouting has provided me with leadership skills. I need to use all of
those experiences to help me become a better person.
Some of my immediate goals are to get good grades in high school, and
go to college. I would like to stay active in sports, and improve my
playing ability in football and soccer, and improve my times in track.
I need to continue attending Mass on a regular basis, and deepen my
relationship with God.
In scouting, I would like to continue being Junior Assistant
Scoutmaster, and help out my troop as much as I can, as an advisor
to the Senior Patrol Leader. I feel I need to give back to the troop,
and I enjoy being in an advisory position.
In the long run, I would like to earn a degree in engineering, because
I enjoy maths, and have earned high grades in the maths classes that
I have taken.
After college, I want to donate my time to helping the Boy Scouts, and
Church, when I am not working. I feel I need to give back to the
scouts, and church, because they have been a big part of my life, and
have helped me to become a better person.
I would also like to keep good relations with my family and friends,
over the years, and not grow apart. I have made good friends, in
scouts and at church, that are high quality people, and are worth
trying to stay in touch with. I would like to make new friends, but
not forget the old.
I would also like to do as much traveling as I can. I would like to
spend time driving around the United States, and Canada, and also
go on a lot of backpacking trips around places that would interest me.
On a more general note, I would like to be a good leader. A moral
person that lives by the Twelve Points of the Scout Law, and the Ten
Commandments. I want to stay active in life and stay healthy. I would
like to be a person that could be looked at as a role model. I need
to use all of the skills and qualities that I have learned in scouts,
church, school, and sports to be the best person I can be.
Rick Reynolds
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