Local Eagle Scouts honored at Courts of Honor

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September 4, 2022
Grant Johnson, who achieved the Eagle rank, is joined by his parents, Linda and Mike Johnson. Grant is a 17-year-old senior at St. Teresa’s High School and is a member of St. Teresa’s Boy Scout Troop 3.
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ALBANY — Courts of Honor were held recently to honor seven Scouts from St. Teresa’s Boy Scout Troop 3 who attained the rank of Eagle scout.

Eagle Scouts honored at the court were:

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Morgan Wright who received the Eagle rank, is pictured with his parents, Laurie and Holland Wright. Morgan is a 17-year-old senior at St. Teresa’s High School and is a member of St. Teresa’s Boy Scout Troop 3.

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Nic Patton, who received the highest rank in Scouting, the Eagle rank, is pictured with parents, Sabine and Mike Patton. Nic is a 17-year-old Senior at Sherwood Christian Academy and is a member of St. Teresa’s Boy Scout Troop 3.

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Jackson Belusko, who received the highest rank in Scouting, the Eagle rank, is pictured with his parents, Christine and Eric Belusko. Jackson is a 17-year-old Junior at Deerfield-Windsor School and is a member of St. Teresa’s Boy Scout Troop 3.

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Ethan Harbuck, who received the highest rank in Scouting, the Eagle rank, is pictured with grandparents Kim & Marc Graber. Ethan, 16, is a junior at Lee County High School and is a member of St. Teresa’s Boy Scout Troop 3 and former member of First Baptist Church’s Troop 1.

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Simon DeMott, who received the highest rank in Scouting, the Eagle rank, is pictured with his parents, Lisa and Jeff DeMott. Simon is a 17-year-old home-schooled senior and is a member of St. Teresa’s Boy Scout Troop 3.

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Davis Nicholson, who received the highest rank in Scouting, the Eagle rank, is pictured with parents, Abby and Jackson Murphy. Davis, 15, is a sophomore at Deerfield-Windsor School and is a member of St. Teresa’s Boy Scout Troop 3 and a former member of First Baptist Church’s Troop 1.
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