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Waguli Founder's Award

About the Waguli Founder's Award


 The Order of the Arrow Founder's Award was first introduced at the 1981 NOAC, following the death of E. Urner Goodman. This award honors Arrowmen in the OA for unselfish service above and beyond their normal duties to their lodge. Any lodge may present the award to up to two Arrowmen annually; lodges with more than 1,000 members may present up to three awards, and lodges with more than 1,500 members may present up to four awards. No lodge may present more than four awards. If more than one Founder's Award is presented, at least one must be presented to a youth member under the age of 21. Lodges are not required to give the Founder's Award if they feel that no one is worthy of it. A member may only receive the award once in his or her lifetime. The award is a bronze medallion bearing the images of Goodman and Edson. The reverse of the medallion reads "For he who serves his fellows, is of all his fellows, greatest" which was Goodman's prime reason for starting the Order of the Arrow. The recipient may also wear a red OA Pocket Device with a gold arrow, instead of the red and white one with a silver arrow. The recipient is also presented with a certificate detailing his name and lodge

Waguli Lodge presents 2 Founder Awards annually. The award recognizes Arrowmen who have given outstanding service to their lodge. The award is reserved for an Arrowman who demonstrates that he or she personifies the spirit of selfless service, as advocated by founder E. Urner Goodman and cofounder Carroll A. Edson.

Waguli Founder's Award Recipients

1990-2000
Name
Year
Dwight Arden
1993
W.E. Atkins
1994
Kyle Wingfield
1998
Hary Pugliese
1998
Justin Plaskett
1999
Jimmy Shaheen
1999
2001-2010
Name
Year
Matt Hart
2001
Zeke Baker
2001
Johnathan Floyd
2002
Rob Stone
2002
Ed Edmundson
2003
Bobby Goodson
2004
Jim Russel
2004
Andrew Schmidt
2005
James Snow
2005
Johnathan Stone
2006
Russel Schmidt
2006
John Richard
2007
Micheal Tedder
2007
Richard Sloan
2008
Chris Dehart
2008
Eric Simpson
2009
Jerrell McCool
2009
Ed Million
2010
Johnathan Mclntosh
2010
2011-2020
Name
Year
Seath Kinny
2011
Tim Mclntosh
2012
Candler Ginn
2014
Dallas Adams
2014
Noah Hamil
2016
Doug Hamil
2016
Mason Driggers
2017
David Hales
2018
Robert Connor
2018
Tammy Roger's
2019
Nick "Sid" Gutierrez
2020
Max McAdams
2020
2021-2030
Name
Year
Joey Fletcher
2021
Johnathan Rodgers
2021
Frank Fetzer
2022
Jacob Davis
2023
​Jackson Fletcher
2023


"FOR HE WHO SERVES HIS FELLOWS, IS OF ALL HIS

​FELLOWS, GREATEST"

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  • Home
  • About
    • History >
      • Vigil Honor Members
      • Waguli Founders Award
      • Lodge Chiefs
    • Leadership
  • Calendar
    • LEC Calendar
  • Membership
    • Ordeal Candidates
    • Ordeal
    • Brotherhood
    • Vigil Honor
  • Get Involved
    • Drum & Dance Team
    • Ceremonies Team
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