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THREE GENERATIONS OF EAGLE SCOUTS GATHER AT POWHATAN
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HIWASSEE -- They all came to Camp Powhatan, three generations of a
family of Eagle Scouts whose connections to the camp continue to this
day.
Dr. Robert Keeley of Roanoke, who will celebrate his 85th birthday
Tuesday and is still active as a physician, worked at the old Camp
Powhatan in the Natural Bridge area as an Eagle Scout. As a doctor,
he gave physicals at the camp's new location in Pulaski County.
His son Thomas Keeley, one of 15 children, continued the Boy Scout
traditi...
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