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The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest recognition that a Senior
Girl Scout may earn. Someone once described the Gold Award as being
"what you really want to be remembered for" in Girl Scouting. For
many, the leadership skills, organizational skills, and sense of
community and commitment that come from "going for the gold" cement
the foundation for a lifetime of active citizenship.
Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay Council
is proud to announce the
following seventeen young women who have earned the Girl Scout Gold
Award:
Adebola A., Juliette, Wicomico
County, MD
Project: "Networking at the Y"
I have earned my Girl Scout Silver
Award and Community Service Bar. I have been in Girl Scouting for
twelve years. My Girl Scout Gold Award project was entitled
“Networking at the Y.”
 For
my project, I recruited community support and together we redesigned
the Salisbury YMCA after-school computer lab, doubling its size from
four computers to eight.
In school, I am involved with Marching and Symphonic Band, the Bible
Club and various honor societies. My hobbies include dance, playing
the bassoon and playing the piano.
Next fall, I will attend Columbia University in New York City to
major in biomedical engineering and minor in music. I hope to earn
my doctorate and will pursue a career in global health.
Kelsey C., Troop 485, Kent
County, DE
Project: “Killens Pond
Butterfly Garden”
I have earned my Girl Scout Silver Award and have been in Girl
Scouting for ten years. My Girl Scout Gold Award project was
entitled “Killens Pond Butterfly Garden,” which I worked on with a
sister Girl Scout.
I am proud of completing my Girl Scout Gold Award project.
I enjoyed doing something for my community. The park was interested
in re-establishing a butterfly garden to beautify the area. We
replaced stones, mulch, and flowers, and added a bench and butterfly
houses.
I have played on a volleyball team for over six years. I enjoy being
part of the team, working together, and am proud of our
accomplishments. I have achieved Honor Roll many times.
I plan to attend college and am interested in pursuing a degree in
psychology.
Kelsey is sitting to the right in
the above picture
Jennifer F., Troop 485, Kent
County, DE
Project: “Killens Pond
Butterfly Garden”
I have earned my Girl Scout Silver Award and have been involved with
Girl Scouts for eleven years. I completed my Girl Scout Gold Award
with another girl from my troop. Our project is entitled “Killens
Pond Butterfly Garden.”
This
project was very time consuming and I put a lot of hard work into
it. The most successful part of our project is that the butterflies
were actually present. While we were working, more and more
butterflies came. Upon finishing this project, I knew people would
benefit from it. I would do another garden like this, because the
hard work showed. This is my greatest achievement in Girl Scouts and
I am proud of it.
I am a scholar athlete and have a Varsity Volleyball Letter and a
Varsity Tennis Letter.
I plan to go to college and then whatever else is necessary to
become an optometrist.
Jennifer is sitting to the left in
the above picture
Maria L., Troop 361, New
Castle County, DE
Project: “Camp Abilities
Pennsylvania Sports Weekend”
I
am a committee leader for Blue-Gold, swim instructor/group leader
for the West Chester University Special Physical Activities Program
and School Campus Ministry, Eucharistic Minister and a retreat
leader for Encounter XX. I have been in Girl Scouting for eleven
years and have earned my Girl Scout Silver Award, Cadette Leadership
Pin, Cadette Girl Scout Program Aide, Cadette Girl Scout Challenge,
From Dreams to Reality Award, Senior Leadership Pin, Girl Scout Gold
Career Award and Community Service Bar.
 I have earned my Girl Scout Gold Award in a project called “Camp
Abilities Pennsylvania Sports Weekend.” I love working with kids and
I love sports, so my Girl Scout Gold Award project was a dream come
true. The project was a weekend-long sports camp/clinic for kids who
are visually impaired and blind. The weekend stressed independence,
empowerment, sports, and nutrition.
At school, I am on the math league team and write for the newspaper.
I have won awards from various math and writing competitions.
My future goals are to go to college to become a high school
teacher, possibly in Math and English.
Maria is pictured at the very front
right
Michelle L., Troop 485, Kent
County, DE
Project: “Health and Fitness
Camp”
I participate in volleyball, basketball, tennis, chorus, and I am a
member of the Student Ambassador Program at my school. I have been
in Girl Scouting for twelve years. My Girl Scout Gold Award project
was a “Health and Fitness Camp.”
 My
project was based on teaching children the importance of health and
fitness. We played running games and then had a snack. The children
were instructed in making healthy snacks. The day ended with arts
and crafts. The children had a lot of fun and learned a lot. The
principal of the high school agreed to make my camp an annual event,
so this year I will be running the camp again, and teaching other
students to take my place in future years.
Sara L., New Castle County, DE
Project: Church Renovation
I
am a 2006 graduate in Bear, DE, where I was involved with Science
Olympiad, Honor Society and field hockey. I am currently attending
the University of Delaware.
I have been a Girl Scout for 14 years and I earned my Girl Scout
Silver Award. I am now the leader of a Daisy troop and co-leader of
a Cadette/Senior troop. For my Girl Scout Gold Award, I renovated
Holy Spirit Church in New Castle, DE.
My project had me fixing almost all the kneelers, which were not
properly bolted to the ground. I also made bookmarkers and attached
them to the inside binding of all the hymn books.
I volunteer in the church community by altar serving and helping out
at the church’s food shelter.
Nicole M., Troop 127, New
Castle County, DE
Project: “Time of Your Life”
 I
have been in Girl Scouts for twelve years. My Girl Scout Gold Award
was entitled “Time of Your Life,” which I worked on with two of my
troop members.
My Girl Scout Gold Award was designed for the senior citizens living
at Little Sisters of the Poor. We created the theme around a
Hawaiian Luau. I feel the most successful part of my project was at
the end of the evening, seeing everybody in the room smiling.
My hobbies include camping with Girl Scouts, music, and most of all,
working with younger children.
Amanda M., Troop 907, New
Castle County, DE
Project: “Hands Reaching Back”
I
am involved with tennis, volleyball, serve as the senior yearbook
editor, and I am a member of the Binai Birth youth organization and
the Environmental Club at my school. I have earned awards for
Dartmouth Book, Magna Cum Laude for the National Latin Exam, and I
am on the Honor Roll
 and High Honor Roll. I have been a Girl Scout
for 10 years. I also earned my Girl Scout Silver Award. My Girl
Scout Gold Award, “Hands Reaching Back”, really meant a lot to me.
For my Girl Scout Gold Award project, I returned to my old
elementary school, The Pilot School, where children with learning
disabilities receive instruction tailored to their specific styles.
At the request of the current Principal, I planned a presentation
which outlines the transition and new adjustments they must make
when re-entering a regular school system. I went to Pilot and spent
time talking and listening to these children as they told me about
their new school and what they were most concerned about as they
departed from Pilot.
I will be attending Northeastern University this coming fall in
hopes of acquiring a master’s degree in architecture.
Clara M., Troop 187, New
Castle County, DE
Project: “St. Peter’s
Cathedral Rectory Fix-Up”
I
have been a Girl Scout since 1st grade. I am a member of the
National Honor Society, chorus, Z-Club, Blue-Gold Club, Markings
(Student literary magazine), Morning News, Cross Country and the
Italian Exchange program at my high school.
 For my Girl Scout Gold Award, entitled “St. Peter’s Cathedral
Rectory Fix-Up”, I renovated two of the most commonly used areas in
the rectory of the Cathedral of St. Peter. The living room and
foyer, which included the hallway, were cleaned and painted. This
project helped me learn the importance of community service and it
emphasized my commitment to my religion and Girl Scouts.
My entire family is very active in both Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
and was chosen as the Scouting Family of the Year for 2007 by the
Del-Mar-Va Boy Scout Council.
I will be attending LaSalle University in the fall and plan to major
in art history and Italian.
Katie M., Troop 580, Queen
Anne's County, MD
Project: “Heart Start
Carnival”
I
was a member of the National Honor Society, president of the French
Club, a Maryland Distinguished Scholar, the captain of the dance
team, and the salutatorian of the graduating class of my high school. I am also a Sunday school teacher.
 I have loved every minute of my 13 years’ experience as a Girl
Scout. I have earned my Girl Scout Silver Award and I was an
Alternate Delegate at the GSUSA National Convention in 2005. For my
Girl Scout Gold Award, I did a project entitled “Heart Start
Carnival” with another troop member.
My Girl Scout Gold Award Project was done to raise funds for the
purchase of an External Automated Defibrillator (AED) for
installation in the Kent Island Library, along with training for the
staff. We held a Father/Daughter dance for girls in grade K-5 to
raise money. The event was extremely successful; we were able to buy
two AEDs. The additional unit will be installed in the St.
Christopher’s Church Hall.
I will be attending the University of Maryland in the fall, then
doing a tour with the Peace Corps. I hope to go on to law school.
Megan M., Troop 127, New
Castle County, DE
Project: “Time of Your Life”
 I
am a member of the National Honor Society and am on the varsity swim
team, a board member of Z–Club, the Blue-Gold Buddy captain,
Scrapbook chair, and was nominated for and attended the National
Junior Leadership conference at school. This year I participated in
a Greek foreign exchange program.
I have been in Girl Scouts for 10 years. My Girl Scout Gold Award
was entitled “Time of Your Life,” and was designed for the senior
citizens residing at Little Sisters of the Poor to attend a Hawaiian
Luau. I accomplished this project with two other troop members. I
made frames and invitations for all of the residents. I set up a
photo background and acted as a photographer. I also made shirts for
myself and my two troop members. I feel we gave the residents a
memorable evening.
In the fall I plan to attend college to earn a master’s degree in
speech and language pathology to become a speech therapist,
specializing in children.
Sarah P., Troop 127, New
Castle County, DE
Project: “Time of Your Life”
I was vice president of my Junior class, Senior Blue-Gold
Ambassador, Morning Announcements, Prom Promise and varsity soccer
at school. During my eleven years in Girl Scouting, I have earned my
Girl Scout Silver Award, Gold Leadership Award charm, Leadership in
Training and I am currently serving my third year as the secretary
for Service Unit 16. My Girl Scout Gold Award project was entitled
“Time of Your Life.”
 I
was able to accomplish my Girl Scout Gold Award by working with two
of my troop members. The project was a Hawaiian Luau for the senior
citizen residents of Little Sisters of the Poor. Many of the
residents we know by name and they have seen us grow up. It only
seemed fitting that I could share my final and biggest project for
Girl Scouts with them. Finally, I created a memorable 20-minute
DVD/CD which includes pictures, videos, and music from the event.
In the fall, I plan on attending college, majoring in public
relations and become a radio broadcaster.
Amanda R., Cecil County, MD
Project: Increasing Awareness
of the Arts.
I have been a Girl Scout for thirteen years and this is my first
year as an adult Girl Scout. I have earned my Girl Scout Silver
Award, Leader In Training, Senior Program Aide, Cadette Leadership
pin and I was a Senior Girl Scout Troop assistant. I co-lead a Daisy
troop along with my mother. I enjoy reading and playing games
on-line.
 I
earned my Girl Scout Gold Award with my project entitled “Operation
Literacy.” My project was designed to alleviate the illiteracy
problem. It was even designed to give kids who could read, but not
well, extra help so that they could develop stronger reading skills.
I believe the most successful aspect of my project was working with
second graders and helping them improve their reading skills.
While a Girl Scout I was a member of the Freedom’s Answer, National
Honor Society, secretary for the Future Business Leaders of America,
managed girls’ basketball, attended the Hugh O’Brian Youth
Leadership Conference and Presidential Classroom. I also received
5th place in state competition in Word Processing II for Future
Business Leaders of America, Citizenship Award, Certificate of
Meritorious Service, Maryland Distinguished Scholar Honorable
Mention and President’s Education Award.
I am currently a first year student at the College of Notre Dame of
Maryland majoring in elementary education.
Stephanie R., Troop 127, New
Castle County, DE
Project: “Preserving the
Future”
I participated in the Marching Band, Symphonic Band, National Honor
Society, and the Tri-M Honor Society (Historian) and Prom Promise in
school. I have earned the John Philip Sousa Award, Band Educators
Award and Band Booster Award.
 I have earned my Girl Scout Silver Award and have been a Girl Scout
for nine years. My Girl Scout Gold Award was done at Iron Hill
Museum and was entitled “Preserving the Future.”
For
my Girl Scout Gold Award, I made a trail guide for the trail system
at Iron Hill Museum. The trail guide will help people who visit the
museum understand more of Delaware’s natural history. I also made a
Power Point presentation for the museum to help raise funds for an
expansion which is currently underway.
In the fall, I will be attending York College of Pennsylvania to
major in business administration.
Samantha S., Troop 288, New
Castle County, DE
Project:
“Making the Community Beautiful”
I am a member of the National Honor Society and the swim team at my
school. I enjoy participating in community service. I am the
director for children’s services, volunteer for the Ministry of
Caring daycare and lead the youth group at my church. I have been a
Girl Scout for 13 years.
 The
title of my Girl Scout Gold Award is “Making the Community
Beautiful.” To earn my award, I beautified the outside of the place
where I began my Girl Scout career, my church. My project not only
provides a beautiful outlet for members of the entire community
around the church, but also serves as an educational resource for
children. The signs that I made for the plants in the gardens allow
children to learn what different flowers look like as well as to
introduce children to the Latin names of the flowers.
I will be attending Ursinus College in the fall where I hope to
pursue a degree in biology, and then to attend medical school.
Daphne S., Troop 485, Kent
County, DE
Project: “School Supply Drive”
 My
volunteer efforts have included mission trips, environmental
stewardship projects, church, and helping to coach youth track and
field. I am a member of the National Honor Society, and participate
in Cross Country, Track and Field, Latin Club and Photography Club.
I have been involved with Girl Scouts for the past nine years. My
Girl Scout Gold Award was entitled “School Supply Drive.”
To achieve my Girl Scout Gold Award, I compiled school supply lists
and hung up flyers in my church to obtain school supply donations
for children who were inadequately prepared for the school year. The
families I helped were so happy as were the donors. The smiles of
those I helped made my project a success.
I hope to continue my education in science and chemistry, and to one
day be an astronaut.
Samantha T., Troop 580, Queen
Anne's County, MD
Project: “Heart Start
Carnival”
I am the captain of the Varsity cheerleader squad and a member of
CBC-Elite All-Star Cheerleading Squad at school. I worked on my Girl
Scout Gold Award with another member of my troop, entitled “Heart
Start Carnival.”
 The
purpose of my event was to raise money, in order to purchase an
Automated External Defibrillator (AED) for the local public library
and to provide the community public access to a life saving device.
We were able to purchase two AED’s because of our successful
Father/Daughter dance.
I plan to attend University of North Carolina at Charlotte in the
fall and to pursue a career in the medical field, and eventually
become a pediatrician.
Adult Recognitions
Adult Years Of Service
15 Years
Paula Combs
Nancy Crawford
Brenda Hughes
Jane Koch
Lesley Palmer-Czochor
Mary Ann Shovestu
Karen Skipper
Ella Stanley
Josette Threats
Linda Webb |
20 Years
Shelly Coleman
Carolyn Johnson
Sharon Warren
25 Years
Diane Bramble
30 Years
Jane Macario
Cheryl Price
35 Years
Mary Eskridge
45 Years
Joan Pryzwara |
Appreciation Pin
Angie Birney - As an organizer for Service Unit 31 she is
innovative in the recruiting process and that includes having a sign
in her yard with contact information for those interested in joining
Girl Scouts.
Pat Bjorke - Serving the Service Unit as a Delegate and
Program Coach. She has made herself available both at meetings, by
phone or e-mail and has taken on the additional task of working with
the Juliette Girl Scouts in Service Unit 36.
Valarie Crockett - Outdoor Program Coach for Service Unit 36
and Council Trainer. Willing to go the extra mile for the volunteers
and girls not only of her service unit but for all volunteers and
girls of our council.
Mary Eskridge - At some point in her Girl Scout career, she
has held every Service Team position for Service Unit 11. Her love
and passion for Girl Scouting is well known and her willingness to
share her knowledge of Girl Scout history and memorabilia goes
beyond her service unit.
Muriel Gillespie - Formally holds the position of Cookie
Booth Coordinator, Consultant and Co-Chair of the Events Committee
for Service Unit 12 but you can count on her to assist with anything
and everything within the service unit.
Anne Hogan - Serves on the Board of Directors, Chair for the
Women of Distinction Event, as well as serving on the Community
Development Committee, the Major Gift Committee for the Capital
Campaign and spear heading the Alumnae Committee, focusing on the
95th Anniversary Reunion.
Tracey Isobaker - Registrar and Cookie Booth Coordinator for
Service Unit 31 are just two of the responsibilities that she
manages for the Service Unit. Membership in the Service Unit is on
the rise and due in part to her organizational skills and making the
process of registering a troop an easier task then in previous
years.
Leon “Jay” Lane - For the past 20 years, he has served not
only Service Unit 15 but the council as well. He is one of the
original volunteers for Summer Roundup serving 17 of the 20 years
and for the last several years as the Registrar.
Lori Malloy - Has served as the Registrar for Service Unit 11
and now as the Daisy Consultant for the Service Unit. She is willing
to jump in and help with anything.
Ginnie Malone - For the past five years, she has served on
the Lower Shore Events Committee for both the Perdue-Kresge
Challenge and the Capital Campaign for Sandy Pines. She has been one
of the committee members who has helped to expand our friends in the
lower portion of our council.
Givvel Marrero - Serves on the Board of Directors for the
Council, chairs the Diversity Committee and is a member of the
Master Plan Task Group. He brings important fresh insight to our
organization as a young adult, parent and active community
volunteer.
Wendy Nye - For a number of years, she has been doing events
for Service Unit 12 and last year, she formally become the Co-Chair
for the Events Committee . Events are held at least once month
either for the entire Service Unit or an age level. Through her
efforts the troops receive excellent support for programming which
is one of the reasons why membership is increasing in this portion
of the council.
Sandy Russum - For the past five years, she has served as the
Cookie Booth Coordinator for Service Unit 15 which has included
arranging public service announcements, and organizing the first
drive by cookie booth.
Robin Smith - She is the Family Partnership Manager and
Events Chair for Service Unit 88. She has created “events” packets
for troops to help with programming, coordinated the efforts for the
Service Unit so that their contribution last year for Family
Partnership exceeded $1100.00 and they are halfway there to matching
it.
Michelle Volkomer - Now serving as Treasurer for Service Unit 11 and
previously has also been Organizer, Consultant and Service Unit
Manager. She is eager to help and give of herself and her time.
Linda Webb - Cookie Booth Coordinator for Service Unit 11.
She has expanded the opportunities for the troops as well as doing
whatever is necessary to assist the Service Unit.
George Zang - Handles the Fall Product Sales Program as well
as the Cookie Program for Service Unit 11. He has had these
positions for the last three years. Through his extra efforts the
volume of sales has increased which has been beneficial to the
troops, the service unit and the council.
Honor Pin
Deborah Abbott - Member of the Lower Shore Advisory Committee
for the last ten years and a member of the Capital Campaign
Committee for Sandy Pines. She shares her knowledge about the
community, assist with banking issues and promotes Girl Scouting
whenever possible. She was also instrumental in raising the funds
for the Peninsula Resource Center in Salisbury.
Hope Harrington - Chairperson for the Mid Shore Advisory Committee.
She personally recruited many of the committee members and has
shared her valuable insight into the promotion of Girl Scouting in
the Mid Shore region of the council.
Jan Kirk - Service Unit Manager, and Outdoor Consultant for Service
Unit 12 as well as Trainer, Gold Award Committee Member, Gold
Advisor and recently joined the Fall School and the Annual Meeting
committees. A tireless advocate for girls and volunteers and her
efforts have impacted many lives for many years to come.
Arnetta McRae, Esq. - She has been actively been involved with the council
for the past twenty years. Serving as both a Board Member and
Finance Committee Chair and currently is a member of the Capital
Campaign Steering Committee. She has been tireless in her efforts to
raise the funds necessary not only for our camps but to support our
mission in serving girls.
Susanne “Sue” Morris - Member of the Lower Shore Advisory Committee
and Co-Chair for the Capital Campaign for Sandy Pines. She has
solicited potential donors, attended meetings, participated in
fundraising events, shared her knowledge about the community and
promoted Girl Scouting whenever possible. Her work on behalf of Girl
Scouting is now being realized with the construction of the Tree
House Unit as Sandy Pines.
Susan Purnell - Member of both the Lower Shore Advisory Committee
and the Capital Campaign Committee for Sandy Pines. She supports our
fundraising efforts through donations as well as promotion and every
year, troops may sale cookies at her place of business in the
downtown area of Salibury.
Enid Wallace-Simms - Member of the Diversity Committee and Strategic
Planning Task Group, she brings fresh insight that is valuable to
the council in evaluating and improving policy as well as
operations.
Melanie Stefursky - Serves on the Lower Shore Advisory Committee,
the Capital Campaign for Sandy Pines and Chair for the “Ladies
Miniature Golf Tournament”. She has recruited new volunteers,
assisted with building a donor base on the Lower Shore of Maryland
and continues to generate new friendships for Girl Scouts.
Thanks Badge I
Rita Ayers - Serves on the Board of Directors, the Executive
Committee and Co-Chair of the Master Planning Task Group. She has
served the girls and volunteers for over twenty years through
trainings she has presented, various task groups and committees and
her enthusiastic support for Fall School is legendary.
Lisa Quadrini - Has served on the Board of Directors for two terms,
chaired the first Camp Exec, Chairperson for the Community
Development Committee and is creating a new Alumnae Group which is
focusing on the 95th Anniversary. She takes the time to understand
the needs of the council and she finds ways to help achieve the
council goals.
Pat Scott - Co-Chair for Fall School, Council Trainer as well as
holding several service team positions for Service Unit 33 over the
years. She takes on each task with great enthusiasm and joy. Her
love of Girl Scouting is infectious and she brings excitement to
everything she undertakes.
Thanks Badge II
Betty Jean Boyd - Chair of the Archives Committee, Council Trainer
and Recognitions Chair for Service Unit 25. For the past ten years
or so, she has focused a good amount of her energies in preserving
the history of Girl Scouting for future generations and making sure
it is accessible to our girls. A few years ago the council published
a booklet with some highlights of our history and the information
gathered and used for the publication in great part came from her
work of collection and gathering of information.
Betsy Wenny - Auditor for Service Unit 29, Council Trainer and Gold
Review Committee Member. Her focus for the last several years has
been on the Teen Level. She was on the task group that re-evaluated
the process for the Gold Award and helped to create the timeline and
approval process for the Gold Award, continues to actively update
the training curriculum for the Teen training and review Gold Award
applications. She is committed to insuring that leaders get the best
training and experience possible and encouraging girls to strive for
the “Gold”.
Seagull
Lisa Jacob - As Family Partnership Manager for Service Unit 36 she
has brought new ideas to the Family Partnership Campaign as well as
writing the closing ceremonies for both the 2006 and the 2007 Annual
Meetings.
Brenda Lyons - Serves as the Service Unit Manager for Service Unit
36 as well as the Treasurer, Fall School Committee Member and was a
Delegate to the National Council Session in 2005.
Juliette Low Humanitarian Award
Larry Gehrke - Since the early 80’s, he has been an excellent
advisor on all issues impacting property and has been the driving
force on the current capital campaign. He was instrumental in the
negotiations for the present headquarters location in Newark and the
CSB building in Wilmington as well as serving on the steering
committee to raise the funds to build the headquarters office. He is
also the Chair for the Northern President’s Advisory Committee and
Chair of the Capital Campaign Major Gifts Committee. He is a strong
supporter of diversity within the council and of underserved girls.
Catholic Religious
Recognitions
The Catholic religious recognition programs allow young people to
explore and become more involved in their Catholic faith.
All programs are designed to support and complement the catechetical
efforts of Catholic parishes and schools.
In particular, the Family of God is
an excellent supplement for children preparing for the reception of
their first Eucharist.
The Spirit Alive provides substantial and creative activities to
augment preparation for the sacrament of confirmation.
The following awards were received (church name is bolded):
Marian Medal – Mary the
First Disciple
Holy Cross
Amanda H., Elizabeth R., and Sarah S. of Troop 114 in SU 12
Anchor Award
Holy Family
Regina R. of Troop 965 in SU 45
Holy Spirit
Christina S. of Troop 76 in SU 39
St. Peter the Apostle
Kayla G., Megan F., Jessica K. and Mary T. of Troop 76 in SU 39
I Live My Faith
Holy Family
Mikaela K. and Olivia S. of Troop 1405 in SU 16
St. Elizabeth Ann Seaton
Caitlin M. of Troop 1405 in SU 16
St. Joseph – Middletown
Katie M. of Troop 1405 in SU 16
St. Margaret of Scotland
Anna B., Kathleen D., Kaitlyn M., and Kerry P. of Troop 1405 in SU
16
St. Paul – Delaware City
Maria S. of Troop 1405 in SU 16
Cross Award
Holy Cross
Alexa B., Tara D., Lauren D., Katie J., Darien M., Kelsi M. and
Elizabeth S. of Troop 1300 in SU 12
Holy Family
Rose R. of Troop 1293 in SU 45
Holy Spirit
Maia L. of Troop 1606 in SU 10
Our Lady of Fatima
Jessica A. of Troop 974 in SU 39
St. Peter the Apostle
Amanda D. and Jordan S. of Troop 222 in SU 39
Family Of God
Our Lady of Fatima
Victoria A. of Troop 974 in SU 39
Adult volunteer, Rosina Rank of Troop 76 in SU 39, received the St.
Elizabeth Ann Seton Award
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Girl Scouting builds girls of confidence, courage, and character,
who make the world a better place. We do that by providing girls
with personal leadership development and programs that build real
life skills for the real world.
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