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Two Eagles rise from same troop

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Tyler Brundage and his troopmate Caleb Gibbons, both of Raleigh, have earned the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest achievement in Boy Scouting.

For his Eagle project, Tyler led the planning and construction of building four picnic tables for two Raleigh fire stations.

Tyler, the son of Dale and Sharon Brundage, is a sophomore at Millbrook High School.

Caleb's Eagle project was a community food drive that collected more than 2,000 items that were donated to a food bank.

Caleb, the son of Alen and Chris Gibbons, is a sophomore at Wakefield High School.

Both boys are members of Troop 302, sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Falls Lake Ward.

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