Skip to main content

Troop 64

Troop 64 member promoted to Eagle Scout

By Staff Writer
new eagle scout
Jerremy Sharick being awarded Eagle Scout at his Court of Honor with his parents Dana and Piper Sharick.
Submitted photo.

Jerremy E. Sharick of the Boy Scouts of America Troop 64 in East Pembroke was recently awarded the rank of Eagle Scout.

Jerremy earned 32 merit badges earning him two Palms, also. 

Jerremy's Eagle Project was building a new counter and storage table for the Corfu Presbyterian Church Food Pantry, where he has volunteered for nearly five years. The new counter replaces a folding banquet table that the pantry was using that had no storage. He also donated the leftover funds to the food pantry. 

Jerremy's Eagle project consisted of 87.5 volunteer hours. 

new eagle scout
Jerremy with Paula Trapani from The Corfu Food Pantry
Submitted Photo
new eagle scout
Jerremy E. Sharick received a citation from Assemblyman Steve Hawley on achieving Eagle Scout.  Jerremy was also recognized by Rep. Claudia Tenney.
Submitted photo.

County's newest Eagle Scout is from East Pembroke

By Howard B. Owens

20171012_213535eaglescount.jpg

Tyler Wood was promoted to the rank of Eagle Scout at the Old Courthouse last night.

His Eagle Project was the renovation of the restrooms at the Akron Free Methodist Church. He is a member of Troop 64 in East Pembroke. Pictured with him are his Scoutmaster Bryan Schiefer and his parents, Charles and Heather Wood.

Photo and info submitted by Heather Wood.

Hawley speaks to Troop 64 Boy Scouts

By Howard B. Owens

From John Summers:

Assemblyman Steve Hawley visited East Pembroke Boy Scout Troop 64 on November 28.  He was invited as a guest speaker for the 3 separate Citizenship in the Community, Nation, and World Merit Badges.  Assemblyman Hawley spoke to the Scouts on his background and the importance of public service.  In the photos the Assemblyman was presented with a certificate of appreciation from Troop 64 Boy Scout Alex Summers, Scoutmaster Ken Frey, Committee Chairman John Summers, and Troop 64 Scouts.

Authentically Local