WRENTHAM – The Mayflower Council of Scouting America (nee Boy Scouts of America) honored the Eagle Scout Class of 2023 at the annual Eagle Dinner on June 10 at Lake Pearl.
The event highlighted the achievements of 148 dedicated Scouts who earned the highest Scouting rank in 2023.
The evening featured speeches, including those by notable Eagle Scouts of the past and distinguished guests. Robert Brady, Eagle Scout Class of 1989, delivered the keynote address, sharing his journey and the impact of Scouting on his professional and personal life. Four additional Eagle Scout alumni received Outstanding Eagle Awards from the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA).
The Mayflower Council Eagle Scout Class of 2023 includes the following local Scouts:
Steven Candiloro, Troop 77 Hudson
Hunter Bramley, Troop 100 Westborough
Kazunari Conway, Troop 1 Northborough
Sean Desmond, Troop 92 Southborough
Satoshi Conway, Troop 1 Northborough
Daksh Dalal, Troop 100 Westborough
Gabriel Conboy, Troop 303 Marlborough
Hunter Felton, Troop 100 Westborough
Samuel French, Troop 100 Westborough
Connor Hurley, Troop 2 Marlborough
Benjamin Lopes, Troop 77 Hudson
James Kasrawi, Troop 1 Northborough
Anthony Luongo, Troop 77 Hudson
Colin Kessinger, Troop 1 Southborough
Andrew Nadar, Troop 100 Westborough
Cassandra Melo, Troop 823 Northborough
Alexander Nascimento, Troop 101 Northborough
Manu Prabakaran, Troop 41 Marlborough
Neil Rao, Troop 77 Hudson
Peter Wixted, Troop 101 Northborough
Sujith Yeruva, Troop 100 Westborough
Through their projects, these Scouts have demonstrated exceptional leadership, commitment, and community service, contributing thousands of hours to improving their communities.
Established in 2017, the Mayflower council serves 62 cities and towns in Central and Eastern Massachusetts, providing Scouting programs that prepare young people to make ethical choices and achieve their full potential. The council operates three camping properties: Camp Resolute, Camp Squanto, and the Nobscot Scout Reservation, which offer more than 1,400 acres of outdoor adventures.
For information, visit www.mayflowerbsa.org.