Sean wanted

his Eagle service project to benefit special-needs students and their

teachers. He supervised a team of scouts in building four stepstools and

a scooter board holder for two Fayette County Board of Education Pre-Kindergarten

classes. The program was housed at Peeples Elementary School in Fayetteville

at the time of the project's completion in 2001.

Sean solicited

several local retailers and received donations for all of the supplies

necessary to complete the project. This equipment is still in use in the

pre-K classrooms at Oak Grove Elementary School in Peachtree City.

Sean began

his trail to Eagle in 1996 at the age of eight. He became an active member

of Cub Scout Pack 171 sponsored by Rolling Hills Baptist Church in Fayetteville.

His first experiences at Flint River Council's Camp Thunder in Molena

sparked the beginning of seven years of campouts, hiking, rafting, caving

and a development of appreciation and respect for the environment.

In 1999 Sean

earned the Cub Scouts' highest award, the Arrow of Light, and he joined

Boy Scout Troop 201 sponsored by Providence United Methodist Church in

Fayetteville. There he served as patrol leader, assistant senior patrol

leader and senior patrol leader. He earned 25 merit badges, completed

a rigorous Junior Leadership Training program and was inducted into the

Order of the Arrow, BSA's national brotherhood of honor campers. ean regularly

attended summer camp at various BSA locations throughout the Southeast

including a High Adventure sailing trip in the Florida Keys in 2002.

Sean is a sophomore

and honor student at Starr's Mill High School. He plays the trumpet in

the jazz band, Wind Ensemble, and marching band and runs on the Panther's

track team. Sean is also active in the youth programs at Christ Our Shepherd

Lutheran Church in Peachtree City including three music ensembles. He

volunteered with other members of his church at the 2003 Evangelical Lutheran

Church in America's National Youth Gathering in Atlanta.

Sean is the

son of Jean-Pierre and Sara Wetli of Fayetteville and grandson of Andy

and Susan Andersen of Wesley Chapel, Fla., and Peter and Irene Wetli of

The Woodlands, Tex.