Eagle Project benefits hospice patients

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	Eagle Project benefits hospice patients


	Boy Scout Troop 184 at Trinity Lutheran Church made bird feeders and donated them to Golden Belt Home Health and Hospice. From left to right are: Cory Tripplet, Assistant Scout Master Darrel Mitchell, Tristin Mitchell, Landon Winkler, Phane Pedigo, Bradley Hanks, Sam Phillips and Donita Wolf, GBH... View Larger

Sam Phillips of Great Bend was keeping his eyes, mind and heart open for a way to meet the requirements of his Boy Scout Eagle Project. After considering a number of ways to lend a helping hand, the 17-year-old decided that hospice patients might enjoy a little bird-watching and set out to make it happen. Phillips now has 25 bird feeders to show for his ...

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