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Sunday, September 8, 2024
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With an eye toward saving the past, Scout earns highest honor

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With an eye toward saving the past, Scout earns highest honor
BEACON PHOTO/AL EVERSON<br> THE MOMENT HE AND HIS FAMILY HAVE WAITED FOR — Newly designated Eagle Scout Benjamin Howard IV, center, is flanked by his parents, Janet and Grayson Howard. The younger Howard ascended to Eagle rank April 23 in a Court of Honor ceremony at Emmaus Lutheran Church in Orange City. He is also a senior nearing graduation from University High School.

A Boy Scout just days away from graduation from high school has achieved the youth organization’s highest and most coveted rank, thanks to his own initiative and hard work that inspired others to join him.

Benjamin Howard attained the rank of Eagle Scout after years of dedicated service and, not least, completing the project that linked prior generations with his own and helped save some local history and the names of people who made it.

A member of Boy Scout Troop 306 in DeBary, Howard chose as his Eagle project a task that set him apart and enabled fellow Scouts to participate in his endeavor and share in the honor. Howard’s project was to clean the headstones of veterans buried in the Enterprise Evergreen Cemetery, a final resting place established in 1841 that includes some of the early Florida pioneers.

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