WAYNE COUNTY
EAGLE SCOUT CLASS
Meet the Eagle Scout Class of 2023 from Wayne County
Wayne county serves more than 400 youth annually. In 2023, 10 of these youth achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.
Below you will find all of the Eagle Scouts from Wayne County, including a photo, project description and congratulatory video. Feel free to explore and learn about each Eagle Scout.
*photos, project descriptions, and videos may not be available for all Eagle Scouts*
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Shane B.
Shreve | Troop 4071
Project Beneficiary: Blachleyville Cemetery
For Shane's projected, he planned to straighten, level, and wash headstones at the Blachleyville Cemetery. He did this by lifting and moving the headstone and put limestone underneath. This should keep the headstone level for years to come. IHe also straightened the rows of headstones as much as possible while leveling the headstones. The final step will be washing the headstones to polish them.
Mason D.
Shreve | Troop 4071
Project Beneficiary: Silver Dollar Sportsmen's Club
This project is for a conservation club known as Silver Dollar Sportsman Club. The plan is to build a storage facility to allow this club to store equipment.
Caleb K.
Wooster | Troop 4061
Project Beneficiary: Friends of Hospice
Caleb's project was done in four phases. First phase was removing metal shelving from a storage area above Nest because Friends of Hospice needs the space for other things related to the business. They would like the shelves taken to recycling and then, in keeping with their mission, will donate the money to LifeCare Hospice of Wayne County. Second phase was weeding the tree lawns in the parking lot behind nest and getting those spaces ready for the business to put down rocks, as will be more manageable for them to maintain. Third phase was painting parking space lines and repainting the parking stoppers in the parking lots behind Nest and Friendtique. Fourth phase was to build two flower pots to match the two currently outside the doors of Friendtique.
Zane K.
Wooster | Troop 4071
Project Beneficiary: Wayne County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League
Zane's project was to build a new fire pit for the Wayne County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League. He removed the existing fire pit, which was mostly just rocks, and then dug a hole about 1 foot deep. The hole was deep enough to pour gravel in, and lay the pavers on top, roughly 8 inches deep.
Drew L.
Wooster | Troop 4061
Project Beneficiary: Chestnut Hill Cemetery
Drew assembled a memorial garden to make a place of serene remembrance. A place to mourn loved ones and heal or enjoy time with loved ones without the worry of day to day responsibilities. A place to remember lives lost or simply sit calmly and discuss our lives. Drew planted non invasive perennials and evergreens so it will not be high maintenance. He also put stepping stones or a path to make it more accessible as well as providing a composite bench for a place to sit that won't degrade over time.
Tyler M.
Wooster | Troop 4068
Project Beneficiary: Church of the Savior
The project is an outdoor area about 24 feet long and 24 feet wide behind the Wooster Christian School playground that includes a firepit surrounded by 4 swinging benches and tables. It will sit on a plot of gravel and it will have a wood trim surrounding the area.
Daniel P.
Wooster | Troop 4061
Project Beneficiary: Wayne County Dog Shelter
For Daniel's project he redid and landscaped around the Wayne County Dog Shelter adoption sign.
Jack R.
Wooster | Troop 4063
Project Beneficiary: Wooster Memorial Park
Jack built a baseball equipment shed at the Little League fields he played at when he was younger. He purposely built this shed next to the younger team's baseball fields, as the players and coaches have a long walk to the other equipment shed at the baseball park. The project included buying the materials for a shed, constructing it, and working with the baseball organization. After it is done, the baseball leaders can place tools, supplies, and baseballs inside to help all the kids who play there. This will improve the quality of the games for the kids and coaches.
Also, it will reduce the amount of equipment and supplies in the main baseball shed freeing up space to move around and making room for the other items the baseball league might want to store there. Also, this will speed up the time it takes to get the Tee Ball and Coach Pitch games when there are multiple games happening on a night. Finally, the shed will offer better protection from some of the temporary structures that have been tried in the past. The previous attempts were small, plastic sheds. The shed I plan to build will be steel and should last for many years.
Culver S.
Shreve | Troop 4071
Project Beneficiary: Christian Children's Home of Ohio
Culver's project was to repair and enhance the sensory trail at the Christian Children's Home of Ohio.
Gavin V.
Wooster | Troop 4071
Project Beneficiary: West View Healthy Living
Gavin built 4 raised wheelchair accessible planting boxes. The boxes will benefit West View Healthy Living recreation program by providing gardening boxes that the wheelchair bound residents will be able to use. This will give the residents 16 locations 4 per box for increated recreation and therapy time.
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