The Eagle Scout is the highest rank attainable by a Boy Scout in America. The road which leads toward this rank is long and hard. There may be road blocks and obstacles that try to halt the completion of the rank. Time may run short. But the those who possess strong will and desire will complete the journey and prove they are worthy of the Eagle Rank.
     Melrose Troop 68 has several Scouts who have earned this distinction. This page is dedicated to one of them, his accomplishments, and to all Eagle Scouts from across the country.

     Brad Schulzetenberg his days as a Boy Scout in December, 2005, when he celebrated his eighteenth birthday. Brad began his Scouting days after leaving the 4H Club in Freeport, Minnesota. He became a Scout in 2000 when he joined Boy Scout Troop 68 in Melrose, Minnesota.
     Jacob was a member of the Hazardous Hawk Patrol during his years as a Boy Scout in Troop 68. He has served as patrol leader, troop scribe, assistant senior patrol leader, and senior patrol leader.
     Brad Schulzetenberg earned the rank of Eagle Scout in January of 2005. He has earned 21 merit badges. He is the troop's fifteenth Eagle Scout.  Brad attended the 2001 National Jamboree, and participated in treks to Philmont Scout Ranch and Charles Sommers Canoe Base. His Eagle project consisted of sending school supplied to needy schools in the country of Bosnia.  His Eagle court of honor was held on Sunday, May 7, 2006.
     Mr. Schulzetenberg will graduate from high school in 2006. In addition to Scouting, he has been active in high school activities, a member a local softball team, and a member of his local church.  He plans to attend college.