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Where You an Eagle Scout?

The National Eagle Scout Association, otherwise known as NESA, is seeking new members from the fire service. Helping other people at all times is something that is more than words in the oath to you. You live the ideals of scouting every day.

NESA is creating a community of members who share the common bond of the fire service and are Eagle Scouts. This community will share experiences of scouting and the fire service, and be able to offer mentoring, leadership, and service to the future youth of America. Join today by logging into the Web site below.

Join us today at www.NESA.org/fire and receive a helmet decal. Already a member? Contact the organization at the previous link for your decal.

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Permalink Reply by Assistant Chief Billy Greenwood on December 16, 2012 at 5:18pm

Bobby,

Unfortunately I got introduced to scouting too late in my childhood years to meet the requirements of Eagle. But I must say it is great to see the kids grow into mature young men as they accomplish what many in scouting simply cannot. It is an elite few. I was fortunate enough that I just celebrated the honor of my son Connor who at age 15 accomplished what dad couldn't do. Become an Eagle Scout.

Billy

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