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Fort Worth Sheriff Lon Evans was in Troop 12.
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The first Order of the Arrow Vigil member in the Longhorn Council
was from Troop 12.
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Tom Blanton, a Scout from 1958, later became the Scoutmaster for
four years.
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Jim Hart, the writer and producer of Hook, the motion picture
starring Robin Williams, was a Scout in 1962 in Troop 12.
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The Labhart Brothers each earned the Eagle Award in Troop 512. There
were six of them.
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A famous frontiersman's namesake was a Scout in Troop 12, and later
became the first Post 12 Advisor - David Crockett, 1940.
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In the mid-20's, Charles Belew joined the Troop and continued to
be registered in some fashion until 1970; over 45 years!
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Troop 12 has spawned two different Troop 512s, one in the Longhorn
Council and one in the Circle Ten Council when Scoutmaster Weldon
James of Troop 12 moved to Midlothian and started the one and only
Boy Scout Troop there.
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Scout Royce Cain, 1960, later became a long time Scouting Coordinator
for Meadowbrook United Methodist Church.
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Recent 1995 Good Scout Award recipient in "Banking and Finance,"
Luther King, was a Scout in Troop 12 in the 1960's.
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Homer Vesno, committee member in the early 1960's, was the cameraman
who filmed the famous footage of the Oswald shooting by Jack Ruby.
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Scouting at Meadowbrook United Methodist Church has produced over
160 Eagle Scouts in just over 85 years.
