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Garden State Council

March 22, 2026

PROGRAM

Welcome and Introduction of the 2025 Eagle Class

Post Colors

Pledge of Allegiance

Scout Oath/Scout Law

Bill Sherwood

Eagle Scout 2009

A.J. Kreimer

Eagle Scout 1969

Introduction of Guests

Opening Remarks

Dr. David Spang

Master of Ceremonies, Eagle Scout 1983

Marine Corps League

Daphne Bouchard, Eagle Scout, Troop 3177G

Michael Wiser, Eagle Scout, Troop 2022

Eagle Challenge

James C. Schulze, Sr.

Eagle Scout 1977

Dan Todd

Eagle Scout 1965

Jason W. Miller

Eagle Scout 1989

Garden State Council President

Dr. David Spang

Jason W. Miller, Garden State Council President

Thompson Gaul, Eagle Scout, Troop 2036 Invocation

DINNER

Eagle Charge

Eagle Oath

Elks Presentations

Masons Presentations

Recognition of Mentors

Keynote Speaker

Eagle Class of 2025 Remarks

National Eagle Scout Association Presentation

Closing Remarks

Benediction

Retire Colors

Justin LoMonaco, Eagle Scout 2009

Tom Soszynski, Eagle Scout 1973

Diana Matyas, PER

Scott Daily, James C. Schulze, Sr., Mike Phillips

Dr. David Spang

Dr. Kevin Shaloo, Eagle Scout 2012

Devon Morales, Eagle Scout, Troop 2439

Daniel C. Todd, NESA Committee Chair

Brian Domzalski, Garden State Council Field Director

Andrew Dozier, Eagle Scout, Troop 2022

Marine Corps League

HAVE A SAFE DRIVE HOME

EAGLE RECOGNITION DINNER COMMITTEE

Name Position

Paul Villari ........................... Chairperson

Brian Domzalski .................. Garden State Council Field Director

Daniel C. Todd .................... NESA Committee Chair

Justin LoMonaco ................. Committee Member

John Galati .......................... Committee Member – Garden State Council Executive Board, Vice President of Finance

Gary Kern ............................ Committee Member – Garden State Council Executive Board, Vice President of District Operations

Butch Brees ......................... Committee Member

Linda Brees ......................... Committee Member

Dr. David Spang .................. Committee Member

Dave Matyas, PER ...............Committee Member – Elks

Diana Matyas, PER ............. Committee Member – Elks

James C. Schulze, Sr. ......... Committee Member – Masons

Jim Miller ............................ Committee Member – Masons NJ Masonic Scouting Committee

Scott Daily ........................... Committee Member – Masons

Scott Wiese ......................... Committee Member – Kiwanis

Rick Ryan ............................ Committee Member

Janet L. Boris ...................... Committee Member

Dave Lyons ......................... Committee Member

Mike Pomilio ........................ Committee Member

DR. KEVIN SHALOO

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Dr. Kevin Shaloo, Physical Therapist and Doctor of Physical Therapy, was raised in Moorestown, New Jersey. A member of Troop 144, he earned the rank of Eagle Scout in 2012. He attended Saint Joseph’s University, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Interdisciplinary Health Services, then graduated from Thomas Jefferson University, earning a Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2019. He has had seven years of clinical experience as a Physical Therapist in various settings, including outpatient and home care physical therapy. He and his wife, Danielle, were married last June and reside in Riverton, NJ. Kevin currently works at TORQ Physical Therapy and Associates.

EAGLE CLASS OF 2025

Name Unit Name Unit

Austin Ackley T3122

Charles Agnew T3048

Krithik Alluri T4015

Alexander Atkinson T7083

Robert Atkinson T3096

Jaxon Ayres T3122

Connor Becker T7151

Robert Benzenhafer T2439

Jonathan Bilella T3048

Vincenzo Bilotti T7009

Teagan Birmingham T1079

Daphne Bouchard T3177

Brennan Boyle T1073

Ryan Brovak T2013

Richard Buckman T7083

Bekaye Camara T7057

Jocelyn Carpo T3177G

Abigail Castle T7083G

Zachary Castro T2003

James Cataline T2112

Nathan Charlesworth T1004

Virginia Chesnutt T2048G

Corson Chetalo T1073

Chase Christinzio T3811

Ryan Claar T2022

John Claffee T3070

Andrew Cockerham T4044

Klint Coll T1098

Ayden Conover T1065

Julian Craft T3179

John Crawford T3122

Joseph D’Amato T2032

Kaelen Davies T7057

Kavin Deivaprakash T4076

Joseph Dever T3064

Bryce DiFilippantonio T1001

Nate Dinkels T7044

Colin Dowd T2020

Michael Doyle T3064

Andrew Dozier T2031

Zuri Essahli T7083

Mark Evangelista T7123

Andrew Farry T3067

Jonathan Farry T3067

Ian Fox T4017

Johnathan Frey T2020

Kalob Furdyna T7021

Graham Garriel T3184

Thompson Gaul T2036

Ava Gazzera T2026

Brian Geist T3184

David Glavis T3166

Cayleigh Green T2026

Kierstyn Griffith T3067G

Mikalya Hale-Seeback T3119G

Scott Halliday T1079

Daniel Hammell T7007

Adrian Hampton T4042

Cole Hazlett T3177

Gregory Heiland T3048

Anar Hertzog T7013

Rishi Horaginamani T2112

Joseph Ilvento T2026

Josh Jeffers T7033

Stetson Jenkin T3064

Benjamin Josephick T7009

Allison Kaminer T2026

Michael Kelly T2013

Alex Kuc T3177

Harrison Kutalek T4042

Nicholas Lafferty T7013

David Laird T1137

Connor Lausi T3170

Aaron Letizia T7007

Cole Lucas T7033

Gabriel Luoma T4100

William Maines T1004

Brandon Markee T1065

EAGLE CLASS OF 2025

Name Unit Name Unit

Fynnlee Matthews T2036

Stephen Mazzoni T7013

Milo McCoy T2047

Declan McGlynn T3067

Ryan McIntyre T2013

Morgan McManus T3177

Noah McNichol T2047

Shiraz Mehta T7123

Keegan Mejias T2055

Nathaniel Mignano T7044

Madeleine Miller T7009G

John Miller T3070

Anthony Mirabile T3065

Devon Morales T2439

Shelby Moran T2055G

Robert Mousley T7151

Grant Muratore T3170

Nolan Murawski T4061

Vishal Narayanan T2112

Aaron Negin T7123

Zachary Negin T7123

Anthony Nelson T1065

Joshua Pagano T2003

Joseph Pansa T1004

Gavin Parker T3096

Anthony Parone T3067

Darp Patel T1065

Robert Pessolano T1001

Finnegan Peters T1101

John Pfaefflin T7013

Isaiah Pinto T3119

Trevin Plum T7033

Kiera Pratte T2026G

Jack Radwell T2026

Jeffrey Reyher T4044

Robert Rieck T7044

James Robinson T3811

Paul Romano T2020

James Rothberg T3127

Caeden Rowe T3184

Dylan Russell T3811

Lucas Russell T4019

Christopher Sailer T2439

Robin Schanno T3048

Jonathan Scott T2439

John Setchel T3065

Prasham Shah T2112

Shaan Shah T2112

Chase Sheldon T1058

Anthony Shuart T7151

Jack Shuster T7234

Jacob Silva T7033

Michael Silva T4015

Benjamin Skrobanek T7044

Alicia Sperry T2764G

Alexander Stilts T4100

Alexander Stutzman T3179

Lucas Supey T2003

Brian Sutton T2026

Maximilian Sztajerwald T2047

Zander Taylor T7151

Chris Tedesco T7057

Jimmy Ting T4049

Benjamin Tiounoff T4009

Evan Turner T3067

Robert Washington T3122

Daniel Weber T3251

Evan Weinert T7013

Thomas Wilkinson T2022

Samuel Williams T2013

Joshua Willis T7151

Michael Wiser T2022

Owen Young T7083

Spyandreas Zervos T3119

ADAMS AWARD

Daphne Nicole Bouchard’s Eagle Scout Service Project Brings Joy to the Students of Loring-Flemming Elementary School

Daphne’s Eagle Scout project started with a dream when she was a student at Loring-Flemming Elementary School. She recognized a need for more activities during recess and outdoor gym classes and this need stayed with her as she moved on. During recess, the students were bored and the teachers and administrators were frustrated. Daphne recognized the connection between being at school and being at camp and remembered that when Scouts in her troop needed something to fill the time, they played Gaga Ball! Fixing this problem was an obvious choice for her Eagle Scout project. A Gaga Pit at the elementary school would encourage active play, giving children a fun, fast-paced game to enjoy during recess and physical education classes. The journey toward earning the rank of Eagle Scout consisted of researching designs, evaluating material suppliers, gathering materials, coordinating 12 volunteers, and raising the necessary funds. Through her confidence, poise, and persuasive negotiation skills, she secured a financial grant from the Gloucester Township Public School Parent and Educator Council (PEC), as well as a donation of materials from 84 Lumber.

The actual physical construction of the pit included: measuring and cutting lumber to very exact specifications, sanding, drilling holes, levelling, and bolting the wood to metal brackets. In addition to the standard design, Daphne

also ensured inclusivity by investing in a wheelchair accessibility gate so that everyone can play. Her strong leadership drove the project forward. She set clear expectations, jumped in alongside her team, kept everyone energized, and celebrated the victory they achieved together.

Teachers and staff appreciated the effort and recognized the positive impact. The Gaga Pit has quickly become a favorite spot on the playground, offering an inclusive game that keeps kids moving, laughing, and building friendships. The best reward, however, was the recognition that came from the students directly, with over 100 handwritten cards from the elementary school students from kindergarten to fifth grade.

This project not only enhances the school’s outdoor space, but also reflects the leadership, service, and dedication at the heart of Scouting. The school community is grateful for the lasting contribution and the positive energy it brings to students every day.

CONGRATULATIONS EAGLE SCOUTS

CONGRATULATIONS

Boy Scout Troop 3070, 2025 Eagle Scouts

Earning Scouting’s Highest Honor Through Leadership, Service, and Dedication

Anthony John Parone IV

John Francis Miller III

John Patrick Claffee

Your families, Scout leaders, fellow Troop 3070 Scouts are immensely proud of your perseverance, character, and service to others.

JUSTIN LOMONACO

Justin LoMonaco’s journey in service began in his hometown of Villas, New Jersey, as a member of Pack & Troop 63. A proud member of the Eagle Scout Class of 2009 in the thenSouthern NJ Council, he found his calling early on through the BaySea District Day Camp, where he progressed from a youth staff member to eventually serving as the Day Camp Program Director. These foundational experiences instilled in him a lifelong commitment to the values of the Scout Oath and Law.

Professionally, Justin has been fortunate to serve Scouting America for 12 years, including six years with the Garden State Council. He currently serves as a Field Director for the Cradle of Liberty Council, where he works to support the volunteers and families who make the Scouting program possible in the greater-Philadelphia area. Deeply grateful for the mentorship he received as a young man, he continues to support the next generation of leaders through his work with the Garden State Council Eagle Scout Alumni Association and the Eagle Scout Recognition Dinner Committee.

Outside of his professional role, Justin holds a degree in Sport & Entertainment Management from Neumann University and is an active member of the Williamstown Sunrise Rotary Club. Since joining, he has been honored to serve the club in several capacities, including as a Past President (’24 - ‘25). He currently serves as the club’s Vice President and Youth Services Chair, where he enjoys the opportunity to help young people find their own paths to service. He also serves as the Chartered Organization Representative for Pack 7161 and Troop 7057 in Williamstown, chartered by the Williamstown Sunrise Rotary Club. For Justin, leadership is not about the title, but about the opportunity to give back to the communities that have given him so much. Justin resides in Hammonton, NJ with his wife, MaryAnn, and their dog, Rocko.

CHRIS GEHRINGER NOESA

Chris Gehringer earned the rank of Eagle Scout in 1992 with Troop 14 in Marlton, marking the beginning of a fourdecade commitment to the values of the Scout Oath and Law. A legacy Scouter, Chris’ journey through the program has seen him evolve from a National Jamboree youth participant and Order of the Arrow Lodge Chief into a global ambassador for the movement.

Professionally, Chris is a high school teacher, driven by a passion for equipping the next generation with the tools they need to navigate an ever-changing future. This dedication to mentorship is reflected in his extensive adult service, including service as a Den Leader, Cubmaster, and most recently, Scoutmaster of Troop 70 in Cinnaminson.

His leadership extends far beyond the local unit. A veteran of summer camp staffs at Yawgoog and Ten Mile River, Chris has remained active at the council and international levels. He currently serves on the Garden State Council International Committee and has represented the BSA on the world stage as a staff member for the National Jamborees in Iceland (2024) and Norway (2025).

Outside of Scouting, Chris leads day trips for students to New York City, is an adviser to a SkillsUSA chapter, and leads the charge in building a middle school division for SkillsUSA in New Jersey.

Whether chairing Cub Fun Day or staffing Catholic Retreat-Camporees, Chris continues to embody the Scout motto, “Be Prepared,” ensuring that the youth of today are ready for the challenges of tomorrow.

Away from Scouting, Chris treasures time with his son, Matt. Now a freshman in high school, Matt balances college prep and volleyball, while both father and son maintain a keen interest in exploring new destinations together.

Tim Guim is the CEO of PCH Technologies, a security-first managed service provider (MSP) headquartered in the Philadelphia market. Following his graduation from Drexel University with a degree in Computer Science, Tim grew the business from a one-person operation into an awardwinning, SOC 2-certified MSP, serving small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) locally, nationally, and internationally. Under his leadership, PCH Technologies has received numerous industry awards, including the Channel Futures MSP 501, CRN Security 100, CRN Pioneer 250, Philadelphia Business Journal’s Soaring 76, Philadelphia 100, and NJBIZ Best Places to Work. His expertise spans executive leadership, sales and marketing, IT, cybersecurity, and the secure adoption of AI. His influence also extends to national industry advisory board roles with Hatz AI and Cork Cyber.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Tim is deeply engaged in his local community. He actively serves on the Board of the Southern New Jersey Development Council, as well as the Executive Board of the Scouting America Garden State Council. Mr. Guim is a member of the Union League of Philadelphia. Additionally, he previously served as the Executive Chair of the Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce (where he was named an Emeritus Director), and on the boards of Catholic Partnership Schools and St. Mary’s School. He is also a past President of the Williamstown Sunrise Rotary Club. Tim attributes much of his success to the foundational role Scouting played in his early life. He began his Scouting journey in Cub Scout Pack 81, where his mother, Shirley, volunteered as a den leader. Later, his father, Harry, volunteered to drive on many camping trips for Troop 123. Tim earned the rank of Eagle Scout in 1992. Re-engaging with Scouting as an adult, he joined the Garden State Council board in 2018. Since then, he has stepped up to serve in several key leadership roles, including Vice President of Fund Development, Executive Vice President, Council President, and currently, Immediate Past Council President.

Outside of his professional career and community service, Tim is passionate about family, motorsports, and adventure. He and his wife, Kelly, are incredibly proud of their daughter and enjoy watching her grow into a remarkable young woman. They particularly love cheering her on as she plays volleyball at Rutgers-Camden, where she is currently pursuing a degree in law.

Garden State Council

Celebration

FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2026 | 6:00 P.M.

THE WESTIN | MT. LAUREL, NJ

Join us on Friday, April 24, 2026, at The Westin in Mt. Laurel, NJ, for the Prepared for Life Celebration, a signature fundraising event commemorating the 250th anniversary of our nation. In recognition of this historic milestone year, the Scouting America Garden State Council will mark America250 by bringing together the Camden and Gloucester Distinguished Citizen Award fundraising celebrations into a single, elevated event, uniting supporters from across southern New Jersey.

This special event raises critical funds for Scouting programs and youth access initiatives across southern New Jersey.

Congratulations

On behalf of all Troop 4 members and all members of Shekinah Lodge #58 of Free & Accepted Masons, we would like to Congratulate Nathan G. Charlesworth, Joseph M. Pansa & William C. Maines for earning the rank of Eagle Scout.

Congratulations to the Eagle Scout Class of 2025 from the Brothers of Maple Shade – Moorestown Lodge #281, F&AM

Allen M. Coyle, Worshipful Master

Congratulations, Robert Washington, on Becoming an Eagle Scout!

Watching you grow from a young Tenderfoot - sometimes unsure and even tearful on those early campouts - into a confident and accomplished Eagle Scout has been an incredible journey to witness.

This achievement is truly remarkable. Your loyalty, trustworthiness, perseverance, and dedication have all paid off. Every merit badge earned, every challenge faced, and every memory made along the way has shaped you into the outstanding young man you are today.

We are so proud of your hard work, your growth, and the leadership you continue to show. The road to Eagle is not easy - but you proved you were more than ready to soar. Congratulations on this extraordinary accomplishment!