WEST CHESTER (June 19, 2017) – State Senator Andy Dinniman recently recognized 5 members of the Boy Scouts of America’s Troop 50 of Devon – a troop that is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year – on achieving the rank of Eagle Scout.
Senator Dinniman meets with Eagle Scouts from Troop 50 in Devon. Pictured (from left to right): Matthews Rindner, Daniel Law, Assistant Scout Master Dottie Law, Senator Dinniman, Scout Master Andrew Tobias, Lindsay Tobias, and Benjamin Circus.
“It’s always an inspiring and invigorating experience to meet and talk with young people who are just on the cusp of their adult lives yet have already achieved so much success,” Dinniman said. “Becoming an Eagle Scout is a lot of work, but these young men are engaged in their communities, are civic-minded and embody the spirit of service and volunteerism. And they are now part of a long and rich legacy – Troop 50 has graduated more than 350 Eagle Scouts since it was founded in 1927.”
Dinniman congratulated the Scouts and thanked them for their service to the community during their recent visit to his West Chester district office. He also presented each of the Scouts with a special Senate citation in honor of their accomplishments.
Senator Dinniman presents a Senate citation to Daniel Law who earned the rank of Eagle Scout with Troop 50 of Devon.
“I want to thank the Eagle Scouts for their service, as well as their parents and scout leaders for supporting their efforts and the troop activities,” Dinniman said.
The Eagle Scouts recognized were as follows:
• Alexander Seidel
• Joseph Ibarra
• Matthew Rindner
• Daniel Law
• Benjamin Circus
For more information on Troop 50, visit www.devon50.org.
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