Potential entries requiring investigation As entries on this list are verified or unverified, move them to investigated entries and note the reason. (Category:Eagle Scouts (Boy Scouts of America) and Category:Distinguished Eagle Scouts are no longer used, see Wikipedia:Categories for discussion/Log/2020 October 30.) Note: The online DESA database has known errors that they were notified of and did not fix, though it is mostly accurate.
Eagle Scouts with problematic articles
- Jon Fulkerson; notability issues, COI editing
To investigate: These men have articles and are probably Eagles:
I investigated these men, and they do not appear in NESA's Online Eagle Directory:
- John Angus Campbell; did NOT appear in NESA Online Eagle Directory in Oregon
- Tom Hucker; did NOT appear in NESA Online Eagle Directory
- J. Willard Marriott; did NOT appear in the NESA Online Eagle Directory; It is unlikely that Bill was an Eagle since the LDS Church did not begin partnering with BSA until 1913 at which time he would already have been a teenager. His son J. W. Marriott, Jr is a DESA.
- Danny Pintauro; needs reliable ref (imdb doesn't cut it); did NOT appear in NESA Online Eagle Directory 10/11/2011
- Charles F. Blair, Jr.; Air Force brigadier general, Navy aviator captain, test pilot, airline pilot, airline owner. Eagle Scout medal is on display at the Foynes Flying Boat Museum.
- Thomas Cech; chemist and Nobel Laureate
These men are Eagles but I have not yet added them to the list:
- Edwin G. Corr; is an Eagle Scout (4/24/1951) in the NESA Online Eagle Directory [1]
- Randy Brush; American Jazz Drummer; is an Eagle Scout (3/22/1972) in the NESA Online Eagle Directory [2]
- Mark Hass; State representative in Oregon; is an Eagle Scout (11/05/1971) in the NESA Online Eagle Directory [3]
- Franklin Huddle; is an Eagle Scout (04/11/1956) in the NESA Online Eagle Directory [4]
- Jim Jontz (deceased); is an Eagle Scout (06/12/1965) in the NESA Online Eagle Directory [5]
- Bernard Russell Queneau[1]
- Travis Tope [2]
These men are known Eagle Scouts who probably meet notability standards but do not have articles:
Ronald Gene Evens; senior executive office of BJC HealthCare and former president of Barnes-Jewish Hospital.[6]- Capers W. McDonald; Executive in Residence, Johns Hopkins University; former President and CEO of BioReliance Corporation; established McDonald Award for Excellence in Mentoring and Advising.[7]
- Michael King Smith (deceased); Air Force National Guard captain and president of Evergreen Ventures and Evergreen Air Venture Museum.[8]
- Peter P. Casey; Silver Buffalo
- Hoan Dang [3]
- Harold C. Friend; Silver Buffalo
- John Goddard (needs article, that's a dab page)
- John C. Jadel; Silver Buffalo
- Joseph Patrick Hart ref
- Frank K. Murray; Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Martin Capital Management
- These former entries have dead links that cannot be recovered or issues with sources
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References
edit- ^ "Online Eagle Directory". Online Eagle Directory. NESA. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ "Online Eagle Directory". Online Eagle Directory. NESA. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ "Online Eagle Directory". Online Eagle Directory. NESA. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ "Online Eagle Directory". Online Eagle Directory. NESA. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ "Online Eagle Directory". Online Eagle Directory. NESA. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ "What's New on NESA.org". Eagletter. 32 (3): back cover. Winter 2006.
{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: year (link) - ^ "Distinguished Eagle Scouts". Troop & Pack 179. Retrieved 2006-03-02.
- ^ "Evergreen Aviation Museum". Captain Michael King Smith Educational Institute. Retrieved 2006-08-23.
- ^ "Stephen Silberkraus". IMDb.
- ^ "Las Vegas Review Journal". Las Vegas Review Journal. Archived from the original on 2013-11-09.
- ^ "Eagle Court of Honor". Troop 1, Kingston, Rhode Island.
- ^ "Who is Andrew Looney?". Wunderland.com.