Nathaniel "Kase" Williams was honored at a special Eagle Scout ceremony at the East Randolph United Methodist Church in East Randolph recently.
Williams' uncle, Mike Williams, also an Eagle Scout from Randolph, presented him with his award.
The younger Williams started in scouts at the age of 5 and has progressed through the ranks to become an Eagle Scout, earning 31 merit badges. Williams also is a member of the Order of the Arrow, the Boy Scouts' national honor society.
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Pictured left to right from Randolph Troop 103 is James Kenney, former scoutmaster, Eagle Scout Kase Williams, Robert Hawkins, current scoutmaster, Robert Perrine, assistant scoutmaster; and Daniel Howard, assistant scoutmaster.
For his required Eagle service project, Williams conducted an inventory of the residences in the village of Randolph, which included names and addresses for each property address. For those residences which did not have a house number displayed, Williams provided a brochure to inform/educate the residents about the importance of having house numbers prominently displayed on their house for first responders. The completed inventory was then provided to the Randolph Fire Company for its use.
Williams is in 10th grade at Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central School and active in a number of sports and extracurricular activities. He is also a member of the Cattaraugus County Youth Advisory Board, Youth Court and the Little Valley United Methodist Church.
He is the son of Aaron Williams and the grandson of Jim and Tammy Williams.