The
award is for non-Scouters and consists
of a silver eight pointed star with the fleur-de-lis
in the center suspended
from a black ribbon and certificate.
Certificates are supplied by
the national office at no charge to local
councils. It is equal to
the Silver Beaver Award which is only presented to
registered Scouters.
Fred Perry and Calvin
Fryar - 2011 -, Both of Brownwood, Texas, were
honored Tuesday, August 16,
2011, at the Texas Trails Council's 2011
Distinguished Citizens Award
Dinner with a full house at the Brownwood
Coliseum. Over 450 area
residents along with city, county, and state
officials attended the event
to not only recognize the two distinguished
citizens, but to support the
Texas Trails Council financially.
Judge
Steve Ellis, President
of the Texas Trails Council, presented Perry and
Fryar with their expected
Distinguished Citizen’s award, but also had a
little surprise for the men
with the presentation of a another honor.
Both
Perry and Fryar were
presented with the new award, the North Star
Award, for distinguished service
to youth as civilians.
Jaime Rocha
- 2017 -
"He designed and constructed a creek side erosion
control system that was undermining the foundation
of the Council's Scout Service Center. He also
erected the Council's new flagpole at the Service
Center. At Camp Tonkawa he constructed a
memorial flag plaza honoring a long time Scoutmaster
and Executive Board Member. At Camp Billy
Gibbons, he designed, constructed and installed six
new latrines, eleven metal targets for the Top Shot
and Cowboy Action range complex and is currently
constructed a 50' long floating fishing dock on
Brady Creek."
The
award was first made
available by the National Court of Honor starting
in April 2011.
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