| Recipient |
Notability |
References |
| Frederick Russell Burnham |
American adventurer and Boer War chief of scouts from whom Baden-Powell based some of the activities of the Boy Scouting program; taught scoutcraft to Baden-Powell. |
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| Hugh S. Cumming |
Surgeon General of the United States |
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| Lawrence Locke Doggett |
First president of Springfield College, member of the YMCA group that first met with Boyce |
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| Charles Horace Mayo |
Medical practitioner and co-founder of the Mayo Clinic |
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| George Edgar Vincent |
President of the University of Minnesota and the Religious Education Association, adviser to Scouting for health and safety |
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| John Skinner Wilson |
Chief of Gilwell Park, director of the Boy Scouts International Bureau, later honorary president of the Boy Scouts International Committee and recipient of the Bronze Wolf |
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