Philmont Grace

As an Eagle scout and a son who is an Eagle scout I remain in full support and respect for scouting.  There is no better opportunity for boys to attain good male skills and attitudes.  As a scout leader for 25 years I say keep up the good work and have plenty of outdoor fun.

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I heard this when my troop (Troop 140 of SPC Lubbock Tx) said it at one of our meetings and I thought it's pretty cool.

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It sums up everything in a short amount of time good for any age of scout, and for any event.

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I went to Philmont during the 60's and seem to remember a prayer that we said and I  have not been able to find a copy of it.  The prayer was just 8 words...each word starting with the letters in succesion in the word Philmont. Can anybody help?  

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As the father of a eagle scout and scout leader for over 20 years I know of no other program that does a better job of helping boys become good men.

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I was made Eagle Scout in 1962, a day that still is vivid in my memory. Through out life, I have tried to live up to those high standards. I can say I am an Eagle as I say I took the oath when I join the Army. I am always an Eagle.

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As a youngster I remember my whole family going to Philmont for roughly 6 years straight! My parents both taught at the training center and we stayed at least one time in the Villa. My brothers were always enjoying the hiking while us girls were always busy with the family events. I will always remember the great times we had! It was a major part of our family vacations every summer. It is a wonderful place for all ages. I remember my father teaching along with Bud Bennett and I can't remember all the other men. My Mother was busy teaching the Den Mothers! I strongly encourage everyone to go! To this day our whole family uses the Philmont Grace at all of our family dinners.

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Memories of 6 years at Philmont in the back country on treks. We just said this blessing over dinner on the Outer Banks in NC.

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My husband, a life-time Scout, always said the Philmont Grace when we had folks over for dinner---they soooo appreciated it----he passed away in Feb. and our neighbors have commented that they will always remember him saying the Philmont Grace before our meals/get-togethers.  It is so appropriate, not too long, just "hits" the right "keys".   Hugs to all

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