The Abraham Lincoln Eagle Scout Association
As each of us meets the challenges brought be each new day, we can reflect on the skills we acquired in Scouting. Most of the time, we weren't even aware that scouting was providing us more than a fun time with other kids. It was only years later that I recognized the invaluable lessons I learned because of adult volunteers who guided me through cubs all the way through exploring. Our national NESA president Glenn Adams recently stated in quoting Benjamin Franklin: "Dost thou value life? Then guard well thy time, for time's the stuff life's made of." A commitment to help others comes from a different mind-set. How we use our time speaks to our priorities in life. Faith, family, country, work and volunteerism are all valuable priorities. All are worthy of my time."
Think back on those key adults who gave us the helping hand on our journey to attain our Eagle. Can each of us now make that difference in the life of another young man or woman? Please let each of us now dedicate a portion of our time to volunteer in helping the Abraham Lincoln Council at the unit, district and council level.
Bob Stuart, Co-chair
Abraham Lincoln Eagle Scout Association
National Eagle Scout Association
Directory Being Updated
The National Eagle Scout Association is in the final stages of preparing “Eagle Scout Stories: Tales from the Trails of Scouting’s Highest Rank.” This will be the first publication to feature Scouting stories and photos from Eagles
If you have not spoken to the directory publisher or received a card in the mail, you are encouraged to call this toll free number to update your information:
800.775.1901
Hours are Monday thru Friday, 7am to 10 pm (CT) and on Saturdays from 7 am to 4 pm (CT)
Join the Abraham Lincoln Council Eagle Scout Association
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Association Leaders
Robert Stuart, Co-Chair
Ron Riggle - Co-Chair
Dave Campbell - Vice Chair
George Preckwinkle
Morris Cooper
Damon Hofstrand - Board President
Dan O'Brien - Scout Executive
Association Membership
The Abraham Lincoln Eagle Scout Association is made up of Eagle Scouts from or living in the Abraham Lincoln Council. Any Eagle Scout may join, regardless of where or when they earned the rank. Membership in the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) is encouraged, but not required.
The goals of the Association are:
- Service to the community - Service to Scouting
- Mentorship and professional networking - Fellowship and fun
Visit the National Eagle Scout Association website