This Brother was elected to the Order of the Arrow in 1997, and sealed his membership in the Brotherhood in 1998. He is an Eagle Scout, and Silver Heron recipient. He served the Lodge as Chairman of the Brotherhood Committee and Shows Committee for two terms. Through his stellar leadership, Shu-Shu-Gah Lodge ran the Theme Show for the 1998 Brooklyn-Staten Island Jamboree which received stellar praise. Currently, he is the Lodge Operational Vice Chief, Associate Lodge Webmaster and Junior Assistant Scoutmaster in his home unit. One of his recommendations read: "He is the epitome of our obligation to 'Ease the burdens from the shoulders of [our] fellow Scouts.'" For exceptional service to the Lodge, the Vigil Honor is hereby bestowed upon Brother Colin Pinnavaia The Indian Name given is Najundam, which is interpreted as One Who Carries the Burden.

This Brother was elected to the Order of the Arrow in 1996, and sealed his membership in the Brotherhood in 1998. He is an Eagle Scout, and Silver Heron recipient. The 1998-1999 Lodge Chief, this Brother has also served as Shawondasse Chapter Chief, and Activities & Service Chairman - a post which he currently continues to hold. He is also very active on the Ceremonies Team, and is a principal character in both the Ordeal and Brotherhood ceremonies. He is an Assistant Scoutmaster in his home troop, and continues to be active in the Scouting program and the Order of the Arrow. One of his recommendations read: "He is able to go beyond the barriers of communication, and have his spirit and sincerity shine through." For exceptional service to the Lodge and Chapter, the Vigil Honor is hereby bestowed upon Brother Yakov Kaushanskiy. The Indian Name given is Sakima Achpateuny, which is interpreted as Chief of the East Wind.

This Brother was elected to the Order of the Arrow in 1997, and sealed his membership in the Brotherhood in 1998. He is an Eagle Scout, and Silver Heron recipient. He has served two terms as the Chairman of the Publications Committee, and currently serves as Lodge Secretary-Treasurer, Memorabilia Chairman and Associate Webmaster. He serves his troop in the position of Junior Assistant Scoutmaster, and is a consistent example of unselfish service freely given. One of his recommendations read: "Although often the subtle voice in the background, his consistent contributions are tremendously insightful." For exceptional service to the Lodge, the Vigil Honor is hereby bestowed upon Brother Anthony Pinnavaia. The Indian Name given is Lekhammen Leke, which is interpreted as One Who Writes the Truth.

This Brother was elected to the Order of the Arrow in 1996, and sealed his membership in the Brotherhood in 1997. He is an Eagle Scout, and Silver Heron Award recipient. He twice successfully chaired the Lodge Ordeal Committee, served one term as the Lodge Secretary/Treasurer and is the current Chief of Phoenix Chapter. He is highly committed to to the success of the Order of the Arrow in Brooklyn, and his District in particular. Others identify him as a dedicated and faithful young man. One of his recommendations read: "His cheerful attitude and positive outlook, best exemplify the Order of the Arrow's greatest hope." For exceptional service to his Chapter and the Lodge, the Vigil Honor is hereby bestowed upon Brother Richard Parker. The Indian Name given is Kittlelendamwagan, which is interpreted as Earnest One.

This Brother was elected to the Order of the Arrow in 1997, and sealed his membership in the Brotherhood in 1998. He is an Eagle Scout, and Silver Heron recipient. He has served two terms as the Chairman of the Unit Service Committee, and is the current chairman of the 2000 Section NE-3A Conclave. In 1999, he held the office of Lodge Operational Vice Chief, and is presently a member of the Lodge Web Development Team. As the Assistant Senior Patrol Leader of his home troop, he continues to actively serve Scouting on a daily basis. One of his recommendations read: "It is no exaggeration to say that Ian P. is one of the pillars of Shu-Shu-Gah Lodge today; and the epitome of the Vigil Honor Recipient." For exceptional service to the Lodge, the Vigil Honor is hereby bestowed upon Brother Ian Pinnavaia. The Indian Name given is Takan Pakantschiechen Achowalogen, which is interpreted as The Other Who Accomplishes Difficult Tasks.

This Brother was elected into the Order of the Arrow as a youth in 1978, and sealed his membership in the Brotherhood in 1997 with Aquehongian Lodge #112. He is an Eagle Scout and has served in the Professional ranks of the Greater New York Councils in many capacities. Most recently he has served as Scout Executive of the Brooklyn and Staten Island Councils; as such, he is the Supreme Chief of the Fire of both Shu-Shu-Gah Lodge #24 and Aquehongian Lodge #112. Mike has long been an active promoter of Scouting in general, and the Order of the Arrow in particular. One of his recommendations read: "Growing up with the program makes Mike a diligent supporter for today's youth in Brooklyn." For exceptional service to the Lodge, Council and Scouting in general, the Vigil Honor is hereby bestowed upon Brother Michael Mahon. The Indian Name given is Wojauwe Nischa Kittuteney, which is interpreted as Leader of Two Great Boros.

This Brother was inducted into Ranachqua Lodge #4 in 1978 and sealed his membership in the Brotherhood in 1980. He served his lodge of induction as both its Chief and Lodge Adviser. He has served his home unit as Assistant Scoutmaster, Scoutmaster and most recently as a Troop Committee member. He currently is the Greater NY Councils Assistant Director of Camping, and serves as the camp director of Camp Aquehonga in Ten Mile River. For exceptional service to the Lodge, Council and Scouting in general, the Vigil Honor is hereby bestowed upon Brother Cedric Bodley. The Indian name given is Lilchpin Mechmauwikenk which is interpreted as Diligent Camp Leader.

This Brother was elected to the Order of the Arrow in 1979, and sealed his membership in the Brotherhood in 1981. He is an Eagle Scout, and recipient of the Silver Heron, Silver Beaver, and many other Scouting awards. He is the Council Training Chairman and has served with distinction as the Council Camping Chairman and on summer camp staff. He served as his Troop Scoutmaster and is currently on the Troop Committee. He is also active in the Sea Exploring program. For exceptional service to the Lodge, Council and Scouting in general, the Vigil Honor is hereby bestowed upon Brother Guy Conti. The Indian name given is Tschigantschi Weuchsowagan which is interpreted as Knowledgeable One.

This Brother has been an active promoter of the Order of the Arrow in his Chapter for many years; most recently in Phoenix, and the former Wambuli. Currently, he serves as the Phoenix Chapter Financial Adviser, and is the Vice-Chairman of Program for the Lenape Bay District. His pleasant demeanor and gentle support make him a backbone of the Order of the Arrow in his District. One of his recommendations read: "Mr. Stark was always there whenever a supportive hand was needed." For exceptional service to his Chapter, the Vigil Honor is hereby bestowed upon Brother JD Stark. The Indian Name given is Gischitehenwagan, which is interpreted as Determined One.