MSC CAMPERSHIP PROGRAM - 2023 RESULTS
The following scouts are the awardees of camperships for the 2023 MSC Campership Program:
Craig Goodwin Campership: Pandora Middleton, BSA Troop 1199, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Adam Beggs Campership: Isaiah Lee, BSA Troop 474, Bellevue, Nebraska
Joe Beggs Campership: Jackson Garmane, BSA Troop 10, Goldsboro, North Carolina
Wayne Marley Campership: Zander Gruber, BSA Troop 101, Noblesville, Indiana
Julie Beggs Campership: Selena Inklebarger, BSA Troop 4401, Luttrell, Tennessee
The following scouts were selected to receive Awards of Merit for the 2023 MSC Campership Program:
Nicholas DiMaio, BSA Troop 71, Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Kai Trunkhill, BSA Troop 1199, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Miles Basalone, BSA Troop 50, Powell, Tennessee
Natalie Poulin, BSA Troop 2019, Lisbon, Maine
Charlotte Lamb, BSA Troop 88, Snohomish, Washington
Simone Nash, BSA Troop 114G, Littleton, Colorado
Craig Goodwin Campership: Pandora Middleton, BSA Troop 1199, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Adam Beggs Campership: Isaiah Lee, BSA Troop 474, Bellevue, Nebraska
Joe Beggs Campership: Jackson Garmane, BSA Troop 10, Goldsboro, North Carolina
Wayne Marley Campership: Zander Gruber, BSA Troop 101, Noblesville, Indiana
Julie Beggs Campership: Selena Inklebarger, BSA Troop 4401, Luttrell, Tennessee
The following scouts were selected to receive Awards of Merit for the 2023 MSC Campership Program:
Nicholas DiMaio, BSA Troop 71, Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Kai Trunkhill, BSA Troop 1199, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Miles Basalone, BSA Troop 50, Powell, Tennessee
Natalie Poulin, BSA Troop 2019, Lisbon, Maine
Charlotte Lamb, BSA Troop 88, Snohomish, Washington
Simone Nash, BSA Troop 114G, Littleton, Colorado
MSC CAMPERSHIP PROGRAM
In support of the ideals of the Worldwide Scouting Movement and in order to promote wilderness camping experiences, the Memorial Scout Camp has established the MSC Campership Program. This program makes camperships available to any scout from any scouting organization, upon the recommendation of his / her scout group leader. At this time, we have established five memorial camperships to be awarded annually. Camperships are available for any long-term camping experience that will occur during the current calendar year.
The 2023 Application Period IS CLOSED as of February 28, 2023
The Selection Committee Will Review Recommendations During the Month of March
2023 Camperships
- $350 will be awarded to all campership recipients
- Camperships can be used for any long term camping activity or large scale scout activity
- Checks will be made payable to the camp / council that the scout will be attending during 2023
- Checks will be mailed to the scout group leader to be used to pay for the scout's activity
The Craig Goodwin Campership
Craig Goodwin
Craig Goodwin was a member of Boy Scout Troop 160 of Lewiston, Maine from 1981 until his death in 1984. Craig was a scout who came from a single parent home of modest means. Although he and his mother did not have much money, they were always willing and able to work hard to insure that Craig did not miss out on any scouting activities. It is only fitting that the Craig Goodwin Campership be awarded to a scout who has limited financial means, but shows willingness to work hard to pay his or her own way within their scout group.
The Adam Beggs Campership
Adam Beggs
Adam Beggs was a member of Boy Scout Troop 160 of Lewiston, Maine from 2000 until his death in 2007. Adam will always be remembered as a scout who truly exemplified the fourth point of the Scout Law: A SCOUT IS A FRIEND TO ALL AND A BROTHER TO EVERY OTHER SCOUT, NO MATTER TO WHAT SOCIAL CLASS THE OTHER BELONGS. It is only fitting that the Adam Beggs Campership be awarded to a scout who exemplifies the same spirit of friendliness, as recommended by the leader of his or her scout group.
The Joe Beggs Campership
Joe Beggs
Joe Beggs was a scout as a boy and an avid outdoorsman as an adult. His greatest joy in life was spending time at his camp on Spectacle Pond in Osborn, Maine. In 2010, Joe offered his camp in order to establish the Memorial Scout Camp at Spectacle Pond. On July 10, 2013, Joe Beggs passed away unexpectedly at his home. It is only fitting that the Joe Beggs Campership be awarded to a scout who is recommended by the leader of his / her scout group for being a true outdoorsman. In addition to participating in outdoor sports and camping, the candidate should have a background in nature-ecology and must be conservation minded.
The Wayne Marley Campership
Wayne Marley
As a boy, Wayne Marley was an active boy scout from High Point, North Carolina. As an adult, he served Troop 160 as an assistant scoutmaster for over 30 years. Wayne will always be remembered as a scout who exemplified the third point of the Scout Law: IT IS A SCOUT'S DUTY TO BE USEFUL AND TO HELP OTHER PEOPLE AT ALL TIMES. It is only fitting that the Wayne Marley Campership be awarded to a scout who is a useful member of his / her scout group and makes an effort to help other people at all times.
The Julie Beggs Campership
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Julie Beggs was a compassionate individual who dedicated her life to a career in nursing. On June 5, 1965 she was married to Joe Beggs. Together they enjoyed spending their summers at their camp on Spectacle Pond in Osborn, ME. In 2010, Joe and Julie offered their camp to establish the Memorial Scout Camp on Spectacle Pond. In her memory, the Julie Beggs Campership will be awarded to a scout who exemplifies a caring attitude for the wellbeing of others and has a proven interest in first aid, nursing, or a medical profession.
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