[Congressional Record Volume 147, Number 130 (Tuesday, October 2, 2001)]
[Extensions of Remarks]
[Page E1755]
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                 PROCLAMATION FOR ROBERT GREGORY EISNER

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                           HON. STEVE ISRAEL

                              of new york

                    in the house of representatives

                        Tuesday, October 2, 2001

  Mr. ISRAEL. Mr. Speaker, it is with great pride that I rise today to 
recognize one of New York's outstanding young men, Robert Eisner. The 
Boy Scouts of his troop will honor him as they recognize his 
achievements by giving him the Eagle Scout honor on Friday, October 12.
  Since the beginning of this century, the Boy Scouts of America have 
provided thousands of boys and young men each year with the opportunity 
to make friends, explore new ideas, and develop leadership skills while 
learning self-reliance and teamwork.
  This award is presented only to those who posses the qualities that 
make our nation great: commitment to excellence, hard work, and genuine 
love of community service. Becoming an Eagle Scout is an extraordinary 
award with which only the finest Boy Scouts are honored. To earn the 
award--the highest advancement rank in Scouting--a Boy Scout must 
demonstrate proficiency in the rigorous areas of leadership, service, 
and outdoor skills.
  I ask my colleagues to join me in congratulating the recipients of 
these awards, as their activities are indeed worthy of praise. Their 
leadership benefits our community and they serve as role models for 
their peers.
  Also, we must not forget the unsung heroes, who continue to devote a 
large part of their lives to make all this possible. Therefore, I 
salute the families, scout leaders, and countless others who have given 
generously of their time and energy in support of scouting.
  It is with great pride that I recognize the achievements of Mr. 
Eisner, and bring the attention of Congress to this successful young 
man on his day of recognition. Congratulations to Robert and his 
family.

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