WAYNE COUNTY
EAGLE SCOUT CLASS
Meet the Eagle Scout Class of 2024 from Wayne County
Wayne county serves more than 400 youth annually. In 2024, 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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Taya B.
Wooster | Troop 4068G
Project Beneficiary: New Pittsburgh Lions Community Park
Taya's project involves rebuilding a maintenance shed to store equipment for the park and ball field. The new shed provides a secure and organized space for essential tools and supplies. A skylight, will be incorporated to allow natural light inside. A 36" wide door will be installed on the 8 ft. side, ensuring easy access to the equipment. This project will enhance the park's maintenance efficiency, helping keep the area well-kept and functional for the community.
Joshua B.
Wooster | Troop 4061
Project Beneficiary: Wooster Nazarene Church
Joshua built a new shed to house the bikes and toys for the church playground, replacing the pre-existing one that was deteriorating. This new shed, constructed by Joshua, provides greater functionality, efficiency, and safety for the children who use it.
Daniel B.
Wooster | Troop 4063
Project Beneficiary: St. Mary School of the Immaculate Conception
Daniel's project is to repaint St. Mary's Library, along with the connecting room for the IT room. If Daniel raises enough money, he also plans to add a table on wheels for the 3D printers. To make space for the tables, Daniel will need to remove ten bookshelves, requiring him to store away the books and dispose of the bookshelves. All other bookshelves, along with the librarian's desk and cabinets, will be covered in plastic to ensure they remain protected from paint.
Ronald B.
Wooster | Troop 4066
Project Beneficiary: Triway Recreation
For his Eagle Scout project, Ronald plans on building benches for his local youth baseball field. These benches will provide a designated seating area for players, coaches, and spectators, enhancing comfort and organization during games and practices. By adding benches, Ronald will help create a more structured and welcoming environment, promoting team camaraderie and improving the overall experience for everyone involved in the league.
Caleb D.
Orrville | Troop 4073
Project Beneficiary: Green Township Community & Preservation Society
The goal of Caleb's project is to build railings for the staircases outside of the Green Township Community Center. These railings will improve safety and accessibility, providing support for community members as they navigate the steps. Caleb's project will enhance the overall usability of the facility, ensuring a safer environment for visitors of all ages.
Xantheus H.
Shreve | Troop 4071
Project Beneficiary: Ohio Division of Wildlife
Xantheus's project involves completely rebuilding the Funk Bottoms observation deck, a popular spot for locals to observe birds and wildlife. As part of the project, Xantheus and his team will tear down the existing deck and construct a new one following the same floor plan. This reconstruction is necessary because, after a series of storms, the current deck was deemed unsafe for use. Through this project, Xantheus aims to restore a safe and functional space for the community to enjoy nature.
Rhyse K.
Orrville | Troop 4060
Project Beneficiary: Silver Dollar Sportsman's Club
Rhyse's project involves constructing four 12-gun racks, two 2-gun racks, and two 20-gun racks for the Silver Dollar Sportsman's Club. These gun racks will provide designated firearm storage for club members, the public, and both the Youth Trap Team and the League Trap Team. The two 2-gun racks will be placed at the Shoot to Retrieve trial blinds, while the four 12-gun racks will be designated for the trap houses. Of the two 20-gun racks, one will be installed in the trap clubhouse, and the other will be placed at the rifle range. Through this project, Rhyse aims to enhance organization and safety within the Sportsman's Club.
Alexander K.
Wooster | Troop 4068
Project Beneficiary: City of Wooster
Alex reconstructed a 16.67-foot-long bridge for the City of Wooster walking trails. This bridge featured four segments for the handrails, each approximately 4.17 feet long, with diagonal, alternating beams. The bridge's floor was built using 26 pieces of 2x6 lumber. Through this project, Alex improved the safety and functionality of the walking trails, providing a durable and visually appealing structure for the community to enjoy.
Anthony T.
Wooster | Troop 4063
Project Beneficiary: Wayne County Airport
For his Eagle Scout project, Anthony established and built a picnic area at the Wayne County Airport in Smithville, Ohio. Underneath the pergola, Anthony placed two picnic tables positioned perpendicular to the runway, along with two picnic benches at the base of the pergola facing the runway. Additionally, if enough funds were raised, Anthony planned to install fence inserts into the fence surrounding the fuel farm behind the picnic area, further enhancing the space for visitors. Through this project, Anthony created a welcoming and functional outdoor space for the community and airport visitors.
Hugo V.
Wooster | Troop 4061
Project Beneficiary: Viola Startzman Free Clinic
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