The GMA recognizes boys who have met all the requirements established by the Royal Ranger National Office.
Less than 1% of all active Royal Rangers nationally have ever achieved this award.
Since its inception in 1964, (55 years ago) only 651 rangers nationally have ever achieved this high honor.
Norris Carey, a son of Maryland's eastern shore is number 652!
Norris Carey, is a recent graduate of Stepping Stones Learning Academy in Fruitland and is currently enrolled at Wor-Wic Tech community college.
He is pursuing a degree in criminal justice and wishes to pursue a career in either law enforcement or the military.
He is following in the footsteps of:
- his late grandfather, Norris Paul Carey Sr., of Fruitland, a veteran of the Air Force and Army and who was also the first police chief of Fruitland Police Department,
- and his father, N. Paul Carey, Jr. of Fruitland, retired, Maryland Natural Resources Police.
8 comments:
A great accomplishment and congratulations . His dad is also a great person and hard to find good DNR men like he was. Like father , like son!
Congratulations!
Mom said "if you have nothing nice to say, then say nothing"..............
Mom said "if you have nothing nice to say, then say nothing"..............
Congratulations on a job well done, and best wishes to the whole family!
Congratulations ! Well Done !
congrats!
Congratulations!!! My grandson received this award about 10 years ago, and yes; it is quite an achievement...
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