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My Son's Eagle Service Project

KirkFerrel (KirkFerrel@AOL.COM)
Wed, 31 Dec 1997 11:47:10 EST


Hello fellow scouters!

I am happy to announce that my son, Christopher, has just been approved to
work on his Eagle Service Project. He wants to hold an American Flag
Retirement Ceremony on President's Day. His goal is to obtain an American
Flag from each of the 50 states and he has written each of the state Governors
to enlist their help. However, since he is not a voting member of each of the
states he is meeting with mixed results. He asked me to try and enlist your
help. If you have words of encouragement or would like to contribute an
unservicable American Flag to be retired from your state please contact him
using this e-mail address: CDFerrel@aol.com.

Thanks in advance for your support!

Kirk A. Ferrell
BSA Troop 79
Edmond, OK

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