I MADE IT!!!!!!!!!

General Lee 01 · March 11, 2003

I went through my BSA Eagle Board of Review, and passed!!!

It's not completely official yet (Papers have to transfer to the BSA headquarters in Texas), but they said I pretty much have it.

WOOHOOOOO!!!

Zane · March 11, 2003

sincityZ71 · March 11, 2003

Congrats General. It is a great feeling to know you have accomplished something that took so much dedication and work. I know that is how I felt when I passed my Eagle board.

:thumb: Good job.

doverarjim · March 11, 2003

I knew you could do it General !!!! Congrats!!!!

DigUout · March 11, 2003

Congrats General. Most will never know how much work goes into getting your Eagle. The thing that surprised me was how many doors it opened afterwards. A very big accomplishment in a young man's life - :thumb:

- K.C.

Eagle scout - 1988

k1500chevy97 · March 11, 2003

:thumb:

bummed-n-Md · March 11, 2003

I wish to add my congrats also. And as atated, it opens a LOT of doors. Earning Eagle says to people that you went above what others do, dedicated yourself to reaching a goal and succeeded in getting it.

bummed

Eagle - 1973

silverado man · March 11, 2003

Congrats General now go have a beer opps sorry your not old enough yet.

MarkD · March 11, 2003

Congrats! :thumb:

Speide · March 11, 2003

Many congrats.

Eagle 1988 here.

MiSdIrEcTeD_1 · March 11, 2003

Major accomplishment, bro! Awesome! Id tell you to have a cold one, but that really wouldnt be Scouts honor, would it???

awdvkd · March 11, 2003

Something you will always remember, 1972 for me lots of hard work and good for you!!

bummed-n-Md · March 11, 2003

When I was going up for my STAR board of review, it was at a district board. while I was sweating going in, a LIFE Scout was in for his Eagle board. He came out very shaken.

We all asked him what was wrong and he said he failed. The board would give him one more chance later that night but only if he could correctly answer the one question he missed that was taken directly from the Tenderfoot section.

He had the book open and was going through the Tenderfoot section and even as he was looking directly at the page with the answer on it, he was adament that his answer was correct. He was in fact wrong.

What was the question you ask?

Here it is, lets see how many get it right. (as a committee member doing boards with my troop, we occasionally still get boys missing this one, especially if they transferred in from another troop).

How many Scout laws are there?

bummed.