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Royal Rangers History
Jan 26, 2021
Do you have any history for your activities at outpost, sectional, district, regional, or national events for 2021 or before? We would love to get a copy and get it posted on the history site. Whether is it Pow Wow packets, FCF packets, posters, documents, patch scans, staff listings, etc. All history for your district and section can be posted. Please contact Mark Oliver and it will get updated quickly. We ask that patch scans/photos be a minimum resolution of 300x300. If you take a photo, please put one patch per picture and take the photo close to the patch so we get it up close.
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Jan 26, 2021
Have you submitted the required information to receive your 2021 Contributor patch yet? Don't wait too late completing the requirements or we may run out of patches. Read more about it here.
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This site is managed by the North Texas Royal Rangers on behalf of and is the exclusively authorized history site of the national Royal Rangers ministries office, Springfield, MO. Contacts for this site include Mark Oliver and Jonathan Trower.
National Flame of Honor Recipients
In 1994, the National FCF Executive Committee facilitated the creation of a new award, the FCF Flame of Honor. This award was created to recognize those who had made outstanding contributions to advance the cause of the Royal Rangers and/or the FCF ministry. This award is authorized by the National FCF Executive Committee and is awarded only after the application has been thoroughly reviewed and deemed worthy of being awarded this level of honor.
In authorizing the Flame of Honor, it is the intention of the National FCF Committee, with approval from the National Royal Rangers Council that it shall be given as recognition, from the FCF, for:
Unselfish acts of heroism, for service dedication and devotion to the FCF purposes, or to the goals of Royal Rangers, or to the advancement of Christianity, or for the betterment of mankind.
These could be single acts, a series of deeds, or a lifetime given for service to others. Consequently there is no hard, fast criteria that a person must meet to qualify for the Flame of Honor. Indeed there is nothing that a person can do specifically to earn it. If, in the eyes of the person making the recommendation, the person being recommended had exhibited exemplary conduct that would serve as inspiration to others, then he may qualify should the committee concur. The acts may be unheralded or they may command headlines.
Below is a listing of all those who have been bestowed with the FCF Flame of Honor
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1
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Fred Deaver
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1994
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Kansas | |
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2
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Sonny Green
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1995
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Ohio | |
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3
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Rev. Paul Stanek
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1995
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Southern Missouri | |
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4
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Rev. D. E. Stroud
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1995
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Louisiana | |
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5
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David Wharton
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1995
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Tennessee | |
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6
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Herman Geesaman
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1995
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Pennsylvania-Delaware | |
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7
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Ellis Stutzman
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1995
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Rocky Mountain | |
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8
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Ralph Palmerton
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1995
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Tennessee | |
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9
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Rev. David Craun
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1995
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Louisiana | |
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10
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Bill Parker
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1995
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11
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Rev. Jim Kennedy
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1997
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Peninsular-Florida | |
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12
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Jack Lorence
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1997
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Indiana | |
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13
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Bobby Wright
(Posthumously)
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1997
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14
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Jim Barger
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2000
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Ohio | |
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15
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Bill Linn
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2000
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16
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Rev. Thomas Trask
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2000
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Southern Missouri | |
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17
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Rev. Robert Dee Crabtree
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2001
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Ohio | |
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18
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Chuck Gamm
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2001
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19
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Rev. Robert Jimenez
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2002
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Arizona | |
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20
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Rick Dostal
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2002
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Northern California/Nevada | |
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21
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Mike LaLiberty
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2002
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Rocky Mountain | |
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22
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Brian Hendrickson
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2002
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Northern California/Nevada | |
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23
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Rev. Harry Hunt
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2002
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Ohio | |
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24
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Rev. Richard A. Mariott
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2002
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Northern California/Nevada | |
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25
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Paul Walters II
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2003
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Pennsylvania-Delaware | |
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26
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Gary Riley
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2003
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Northern Missouri | |
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27
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Scott Leist
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2003
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Alaska | |
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28
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Joe East
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2003
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Alabama | |
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29
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Mike King
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2004
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Tennessee | |
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30
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Rev. Douglas E. Marsh
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2005
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Southern Missouri | |
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31
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Gary Groves
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2005
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Potomac | |
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32
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Fenelon Couvertier
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2005
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Puerto Rico | |
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33
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Frank Pettis
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2005
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Peninsular | |
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34
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Jim Rounsville
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2006
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Northern California/Nevada | |
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35
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Glen Pitt
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2006
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Georgia | |
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36
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Ron Murphy
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2006
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Illinois | |
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37
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Roger Heppner
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2007
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Southern Missouri | |
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38
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Wayne Farrand
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2007
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Iowa | |
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39
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Rick Johnson
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2007
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Peninsular-Florida | |
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40
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Juanita Barnes
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2007
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Illinois | |
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41
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Rev. Ken Hunt
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2007
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Southern Missouri | |
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42
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Stona Farwell
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2007
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Southern Missouri | |
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43
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Ray Hobbs,
CEO Daisy Outdoor Products
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2007
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Arkansas | |
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44
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Matthew McPherson,
CEO Matthews, Inc.
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2007
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Wisconsin/N. Michigan | |
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45
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Steve McPherson,
President Matthews, Inc.
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2007
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Wisconsin/N. Michigan | |
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46
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J.R. Whinery, Jr.
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2008
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Southern Missouri | |
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47
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Steve Schultz
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2008
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Southern Missouri | |
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48
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Andres Mojica
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2008
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Puerto Rico | |
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49
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Nelson Jones
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2009
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Louisiana | |
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50
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Perry Siddle
(Posthumously)
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2009
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Southern Missouri | |
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51
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Ed Burke
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2009
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Southern California | |
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52
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Ken George
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2009
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Wisconsin/N. Michigan | |
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53
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Tim Gebhart
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2009
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Alabama | |
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54
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Raymond Driggers
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2010
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Peninsular-Florida | |
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55
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Rev. James McHaffie
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2010
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Southern Missouri | |
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56
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Jerry Millhouser
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2010
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Southern Missouri | |
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57
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Rev. John Eller
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2010
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Georgia | |
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58
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Dell Clark
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2010
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South Carolina | |
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59
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Edwin Hazzard
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2011
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New York | |
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60
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Dennis Molnar
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2011
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West Florida | |
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61
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Les Barr
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2011
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Peninsular-Florida | |
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62
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George Emerick
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2012
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Ohio | |
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63
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Clyde Andrews
(posthumously)
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2012
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Alabama | |
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64
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Frank Corum
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2013 | Northern Missouri | |
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65
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Jim Lapee
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2013 | Northern Missouri | |
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66
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H.K. "Bud" Johnson
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2013 | Alabama | |
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67
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Marvin Lemke
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2014
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Oklahoma | |
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68
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Dwight Walters
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2015 | Pennsylvania-Delaware | |
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69
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Cecil Norris
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2016
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Peninsular Florida | |
| 70 | James Warfel | 2017 | Georgia | |
| 71 | Javier Chevres | 2818 | Puerto Rico | |
| 72 | Ted Schmidt, Jr. (Posthumously) | 2018 | New Mexico | |
| 73 | Ted Schmidt III | 2018 | New Mexico | |
| 74 | Sid Bean | 2019 | ||
| 75 | Wesley "Fire Eagle" Kilcrease | 2021 | North Carolina | Photo |
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