Boy Scout Troop 1001

Troop 1001 has produced well over 100 Eagle scouts in its 40-plus years. 

This list is a work in progress. The entries up through 1990 were extracted from a program produced for the troop's 25th anniversary in 1991. The others are extracted from our TroopMaster database.  We'll be updating this list as we incorporate some of the most recent Eagles and as we pull the names off the Eagle plaque in the hall at TBC.

Troop 1001 meets Monday nights from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Trinity Bible Church. There is no troop meeting on the Monday following a campout, which is reserved for a patrol leaders' meeting, and durring the summer months. Visits are always encouraged, but please contact our Scoutmaster Hal Coon to make arrangements. Read on...

In 1910, an English war hero by the name of Robert Baden-Powell noticed that young boys were fascinated by a book he originally had written for his military troops on how to survive in the wilderness.  As an experiment, he took a group of 22 boys on a camping trip on an island off the coast of England.

That was the first Boy Scout campout.

Troop 1001's activities include weekly troop meetings, patrol meetings, monthly campouts, Courts of Honor twice a year, service projects, and occasional fundraising activities.

Although our Scout program is planned, run and enjoyed by the Scouts with adult supervision, some elements are designed for the family.

Ranks and advancement  are fully described in The Boy Scout Handbook.  The first rank is Scout.