Politics & Government

O'Fallon Eagle Scout Honored By City Council

Jonathan Hoyt Bostic recently earned the Eagle rank, which includes earning 21 merit badges and completing a community service project.

A local student was recognized as a future leader by the O'Fallon City Council on Thursday, Jan. 10.

Jonathan Hoyt Bostic recently earned the rank of Eagle Scout, which requires scouts to earn 21 merit badges, complete a community service project and approval from the Eagle Board Chairman, St. Louis and National Council. 

The O'Fallon City Council and Mayor Bill Hennessy presented Bostic with a proclamation describing the honor as, "a symbol of patriotism and challenge of the highest magnitude."  

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"Jonathan we are very proud of your accomplishments, for they are what will continue to make you a leader among men," Ward 2 Councilman Jim Pepper said. 

Bostic accepted the recognition with his family members last week. 

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"I would like to thank my Scout Master and troop and everyone else that helped me earn the rank of Eagle," Bostic said. 

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