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Four
young men received the highest award that can be bestowed on a Boy Scout—the
Eagle award.
Sunday
afternoon in Winner an Eagle Scout court of honor was held. Receiving their
Eagle were Jeff Farner and Dawsyn Kahler both of Winner and Jace Robertson and
Del Waters, both of Gregory. The
scouts are members of Troop 100 of Winner.
Farner,
a senior at Winner High School, has been in
Boy Scouts for 12 years.
He is
the son of Jeff and Kathy Farner.
His
Eagle Scout project was repainting 849 white wooden crosses that are placed on
veterans’ graves at the Winner Cemetery on Memorial Day.
Kahler
is also a senior at Winner High School.
He is
the son of Sara Middlesworth and the late Stuart Kahler.
His
Eagle scout project was building a maintenance shed at the Hillview Cemetery in
Dallas.
Farner
says being a Boy Scout is a great experience. “It has taught me to be a leader.
I love camping and the outdoors. It is a good time,” he said.
Farner
is an active student athlete at Winner High School. He is active in football,
basketball and baseball. When asked how he juggles school, sports and Scouts he
said “I always found time for Boy Scout. Scouting was up there with all the
other important activities.”
COVID-19
has had its affect Boy Scouts this year. Farner noted a lot of meetings are
held via Zoom.
Camping
was different as the scouts had to camp 6 feet apart.
Farner
says he has learned from scouting how to be leader, always be kind to people
and threat them with respect.
Kahler
enjoys camping but mostly being with friends and meeting others at scout camps.
Like
Farner, Kahler is a busy dedicated student. He is very active in band and works
at the Holiday Inn Express.
“I
always find time to do scouting,” he
said.
Kahler
says scouting has taught him to be a leader and to be prepared. “With your
Eagle Scout project you really have to plan ahead.”
After
high school graduation Kahler to get a certificate in audio engineering through
Recording Connections.
Farner
plans to attend Mitchell Technical Institute and get a degree as an
electrician.
Rose Schlem, 77, of Piedmont, SD, died
Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021 at the Monument Health Sturgis Hospital.
A visitation will be held from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday, February 25, 2021 at Kinkade Funeral Chapel in Sturgis. A graveside service will be held at the Piedmont Cemetery at a later date.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.kinkadefunerals.com.