Troop 423 Eagle Scout Roll Call

Eagle 1964

Eagle 1966

Eagle 1966

Eagle 1966

Eagle 1972

Eagle 1972

Eagle 1972

Eagle 1973

The five person contingent that the Troop sent to Philmont.
Mike Frazer, Dave Frederick, Ken Reese, Richard Marcantonio, and Alan Smith* (*deceased).

Eagle 1973

The five person contingent that the Troop sent to Philmont.
Mike Frazer, Dave Frederick, Ken Reese, Richard Marcantonio, and Alan Smith* (*deceased).

Eagle 1973

The five person contingent that the Troop sent to Philmont.
Mike Frazer, Dave Frederick, Ken Reese, Richard Marcantonio, and Alan Smith* (*deceased).

Eagle 1974

The five person contingent that the Troop sent to Philmont.
Mike Frazer, Dave Frederick, Ken Reese, Richard Marcantonio, and Alan Smith* (*deceased).

Eagle 1976

Eagle 1977

Eagle 1977

Eagle 1992

Eagle 1992

Eagle 1992

Eagle 1993

Eagle 1994

Eagle 1995

Eagle 1994

Eagle 1996

Eagle 1997

Eagle 2005

Eagle 2005

Eagle 2008

Eagle 2013

Eagle 2013

Eagle Board of Review: December 8, 1995

JP's Eagle Project took place during the summer of 1995. The main focus of the project was renovating Good Shepherd Lutheran Church's school playground. At the time, the church was not the sponsor of the troop.

JP organized two car wash's and a donation campaign to raise funds for the project as well as planned and led the renovation project. The playground sets were stripped and repainted, new playground sand was brought in to replace the old sand/dirt mix and the playground sets that only had grass beneath them were finally given sand to make them safer for playing on.

Eagle 2001

Eagle Board of Review: July 21, 2004

Greg choose to collect eyegasses for his project to be used to help underprivileged children in Mexico who would have otherwise never received eyeglasses.

Greg's team first advertised the project. They secured permission from various business's to host collection receptacles, and then made up special containers which they put all around the Plainview-Old Bethpage community. Once collected, they were counted, packaged, and shipped for free by a business donating the shipping costs.

Greg's project collected over 1,200 pairs of glasses and new frames from donations collected all around the community.

Eagle Board of Review: March 29, 2006

To help give back to the community in upstate New York, the home Onteora Scout Reservation, Howard worked with the Livingston Manor Chamber of Commerce to refurbish and revamp parts of the town, coordinating two groups of volunteers.

One group was responsible for landscaping the area in the vicinity of a sign the town had recently installed to attract customers and support local businesses. These volunteers constructed a flowerbed out of stones from a local stream. They also trimmed trees and overgrown vines.

The second group was responsible for restoring a baseball field to a more usable and visibly appealing condition. The billboard bordering the entirety of the outfield had been missing planks and was in need of a new paint job. The team also removed the weeds around the metal fence between the outfield and the billboard to further improve the field.

Eagle Board of Review: October 25, 2006

Eagle Board of Review: November 21, 2006

Justin’s Eagle Project took place during the spring of 2006. The main focus of the project was refurbishing the outside of his synagogue, the Bethpage Jewish Center.

Justin had seen the benches and plants outside the synagogue disintegrate over the years and he knew that this would be a great way to give back to his community.

He obtained donations of plants & flowers. Troop 423 Scouts assisted in planting, power washing, and shellacking benches.

Today, the refurbished garden stands beautifully flourishing each spring.

Eagle Board of Review: January 10th 2008

Jeremy's Eagle Project took place in the Spring of 2007 at Community Reform Temple in Westbury. The project involved refurbishing part of the Temple's playground area, used by students in the Preschool and Summer Day Care programs.

Jeremy organized a recycling drive and bake sale to collect the funds for the project. The main focus of the refurbishment was a section of the yard covered in wood chips. This area was a concern regarding the building's former carpenter ant problem. The wood chips were replaced by pea gravel, contained by a railroad tie structure, built by members of Troop 423.

2009

Eagle Board of Review: Mar 18, 2011

Matt's Eagle project involved refurbishing a section of the Old Bethpage Village Restoration that had become overgrown and fallen into disuse.

As part of Matt's project he and scouts from Troop 423 rebuild fences, cut down small trees and cleared brush.

Eagle Board of Review: Nov 27, 2012

Varun's Eagle Project was building a rain garden. Rain gardens are landscape areas that filter rain water and excess nutrients and slowly release them into the ground.

Varun accomplished this with the help of members of Troop 423 and Troop 170, family and friends.

Eagle Board of Review: April 9, 2013

Robby's Eagle project involved refurbishing a local braille trail with the help of scouts and friends of Troop 423.

Eagle Board of Review: November 25, 2014

Mikey’s Eagle Scout project for the Plainview Water District was to build a rain garden and benches. Complimenting the Plainview Water District’s conservation and environmental efforts the rain gardens reduce pollution and survive just on runoff water alone.

Eagle Board of Review: November 25, 2014

Jungmin worked with The Farm at Oyster Bay to develop and create a rain garden to be utilized as a template and a training tool for future water conservation efforts as his Eagle Project with the help of scouts and friends of Troop 423.

Eagle Board of Review: January 20, 2015

Sam's project was the refurbishing of the Library at the Plainview Jewish Center.

It involved building bookcases, construction of a new closet, refurbishing a conference table and organizing over 1000 books for the hebrew school library books with the help of scouts and friends of Troop 423.

Eagle 2015

Ryan's project was to build a memorial garden at the American Legion hall to memorialize Joseph Slattery, Legion member and supporter of scouting.

Eagle Board of Review: September 18, 2018

Henry's project was to build a series of bat houses and informational signs in the Plainview area to address the mosquito population.

Eagle Board of Review: October 6, 2018

Noah's project was to refurbish the religious school library at the Midway Jewish Center in Syosset.

This project included cleaning out, cataloging, and reorganize all the books, building new shelving and providing a portable puppet theater.

Eagle Board of Review: October 16, 2018

Aaron's project was to replace two existing ga-ga pits that were in disrepear with new, safer pits. In addition, Aaron built 6 removable benches and associated plantings for JCC Day camp at the Henry Kaufman Campgrounds.

Eagle Board of Review: March 19, 2019

Robert's project was to create a safe play area for the Women's Shelter known as MOMMAS House, this required the buiding of walls within a two-car garage at MOMMAS House and convert it.

Eagle Board of Review: May 21, 2019

Michael created a Monarch Butterfly Garden with signs and a bench at Mercy First orphanage for immigrant children who were separated from their families.

Eagle Board of Review: Oct. 27, 2020

Daniel created a brooder at Clark Botanical Gardens for bobwhite quails to help reduce the tick population on Long Island with the help of scouts and friends of Troop 423.

Eagle Board of Review: Jan. 26, 2021

Anthony created a rose garden/sensory garden at the Farm of Oyster Bay, planting blueberry bushes, recreating a hopscotch area and beatification by adding new benches and decorative windmills.

Eagle Board of Review: April 20, 2021

Ben revitalized the exterior sign and surrounding area for the Little Shelter Animal rescue shelter with the help of scouts and friends of Troop 423.

Eagle Board of Review: May 18, 2021

Daniel created wheelchair accessable picnic tables for HorseAbilty with the help of scouts and friends of Troop 423.

Eagle Board of Review: Oct. 19, 2021

Jared's project provided new, interactive ways for the preschoolers that attend the MIYJCC to learn about STEM concepts while having fun outside with the help of scouts and friends of Troop 423.

Eagle Board of Review: Dec. 6, 2022

Johnny build a series of raised bed paths on the greenbelt trailwith the help of scouts and friends of Troop 423.

Eagle Board of Review: Jan. 10, 2023

Michael's project was to beautify and improve the outdoor area of the Plainview VFW Banquet Hall, removing rocks and stumps, adding a bench and foliage with the help of members of Troop 423.

Eagle Board of Review: Jan. 10, 2023

Josh worked with the Smithtown the Sweetbriar Nature Center to build a yard-arm sign about 9ft tall from the ground with the yard arm being 5ft long. The sign was also be outfitted with a decorative roof and a finial.