Eagle Project

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Caleb finished his eagle project earlier this month. He finished the week of his 18th birthday (whew)! He chose to collect books for the Worlwide Book Project. They distribute books to prisons, rural communites, a recycling center that employs the blind and many other people in need of books throughout the world. He worked very hard and was able to donate about 900 books. We are very proud of his accomplishment and are looking forward to all the good he will continue to do in the way of service in his future. We love you Caleb!
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Tebbs Family said…
Congratulations! I know what it takes to be the mom of an Eagle Scout--so again, congratulations!!!
March 4, 2010 at 4:52 AM
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