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WYANDOT COUNTY
EAGLE SCOUT CLASS

Meet the Eagle Scout Class of 2024 from Wyandot County

 

Wyandot county serves more than 125 youth annually. In 2024, five of these youth achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.

Below you will find all of the Eagle Scouts from Wyandot 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*

Support the Wyandot County Eagle Scout Class by being a sponsor

of the Eagle Celebration!

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Lane B.

Upper Sandusky​  |  Troop 6051

Project Beneficiary: Sufficient Grace Ministries

Lane supported Sufficient Grace Ministries, an organization that provides support for families experiencing the loss of an infant or young child. The ministry offers memory-making services, hospital and birth support, photography, and in-person assistance to grieving families.

Understanding that no family should have to leave the hospital with empty arms, volunteers at Sufficient Grace sew white teddy bears and fill them with stuffing to provide comfort. As part of his project, Lane helped fill the bear shells with stuffing, ensuring they were ready to be given to families in need. These bears have reached

families across multiple states and even other countries, offering solace and support during difficult times. Sufficient Grace Ministries provides in-person support throughout Ohio, with four branches, as well as in Michigan and Indiana. Lane’s efforts contributed to this mission, helping bring comfort to grieving families.

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Kaden C.

Upper Sandusky​  |  Troop 6777

Project Beneficiary: Emmanuel United Church of Christ

Kaden restored the cross for the church and applied water sealant to ensure it could remain outside permanently. As part of the project, Kaden and his team dug a hole and poured concrete with a support post, providing a solid foundation for the cross. They disassembled the cross, thoroughly cleaned it, and coated it with water sealant to prevent rotting. After completing the restoration, Kaden reassembled and securely installed the cross, preserving it for years to come.

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Elise F.

Carey |  Troop 6776

Project Beneficiary: Frank Shuleski Youth Organization

Elise built a shelter house at Shuleski Youth Camp near the pond, providing a covered space for campers to gather and enjoy outdoor activities. Her project helped enhance the camp’s facilities, offering protection from the elements and a designated area for various events and recreation.

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Adisyn K.

Carey​  |  Troop 6776

Project Beneficiary: Frank Shuleski Youth Organization

For her Eagle Scout project, Adisyn built a gun range at Shuleski Youth Camp. Her project provided a safe and designated space for campers to practice marksmanship, enhancing the camp’s outdoor recreational opportunities.

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Eliza W.

Carey​  |  Troop 6776

Project Beneficiary: Frank Shuleski Youth Organization

Eliza built a storage building at Shuleski Youth Camp to house the tractor and mower. Her project provided a secure and organized space for storing essential equipment, helping to protect it from the elements and ensuring it remained in good condition for camp maintenance.

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