Pete and Carol Schwartzkopf pose with Pat Campbell-White, center, the master of ceremonies for the evening. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
The 2024 Sussex Distinguished Citizen Award presented to Peter and Carol Schwartzkopf.
Colin Hickman holds the American flag during the opening ceremonies.
Pat Campbell-White, the evening’s master of ceremonies and former recipient of the award, addresses the scouts at the start of the evening.
Pat Campbell-White and the Rev. Dale Dunning of Jusst Sooup begin the dinner with a prayer.
Piper Redington is the first female in Sussex County to reach the rank of Eagle Scout.
Ian Lewis is an Eagle Scout from Troop 281.
Scout Executive Robert Nakagawa gives a speech to the crowd.
John Brady, right, the recipient of the Founders Award, one of scouting’s highest honors, sits with Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long.
Past winners of the Distinguished Citizen Award include (l-r) Chris Schell, Wm. Jack Riddle, Alex Pires, Joseph Schell and Preston Schell.
Mike Ramone, who is running for Governor, poses for a photograph.
The group gathers around to pay homage to Pete and Carol Schwartzkopf.
Pete and Carol Schwartzkopf pose with Pat Campbell-White, center, the master of ceremonies for the evening. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
The 2024 Sussex Distinguished Citizen Award presented to Peter and Carol Schwartzkopf.
Colin Hickman holds the American flag during the opening ceremonies.
Pat Campbell-White, the evening’s master of ceremonies and former recipient of the award, addresses the scouts at the start of the evening.
Pat Campbell-White and the Rev. Dale Dunning of Jusst Sooup begin the dinner with a prayer.
Piper Redington is the first female in Sussex County to reach the rank of Eagle Scout.
Ian Lewis is an Eagle Scout from Troop 281.
Scout Executive Robert Nakagawa gives a speech to the crowd.
John Brady, right, the recipient of the Founders Award, one of scouting’s highest honors, sits with Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long.
Past winners of the Distinguished Citizen Award include (l-r) Chris Schell, Wm. Jack Riddle, Alex Pires, Joseph Schell and Preston Schell.
Mike Ramone, who is running for Governor, poses for a photograph.
The group gathers around to pay homage to Pete and Carol Schwartzkopf.Pete and Carol Schwartzkopf were honored with the 2024 Sussex Distinguished Citizen Award by the Sussex District of the Del-Mar-Va Council Scouting America at a Sept. 18 dinner.
The event, which took place at The Starboard in Dewey Beach, recognized the former Delaware speaker of the house and his wife for their service to the Delaware State Police, General Assembly and Cape Henlopen School District. Previous recipients of the award include Wm. Jack Riddle; Pat Campbell-White; Alex Pires; Mike Vincent; Joseph, Chris and Preston Schell; Dale Dukes; and Drs. Greg and Ellen Bahtiarian.
Many tributes were paid to the Schwartzkopfs, including from Gov. John Carney and Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long, Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester; Sen. Chris Coons; and Sussex County Councilman Mark Schaeffer.
Pete likes to give credit where credit is due.
“For the last 35 years, I’ve had Carol by my side pushing me, encouraging me, listening to me complain, and bouncing ideas off of her,” he said. “I may be the one out front with the public, but she’s the reason I’m able to do that.”
Pete and Carol Schwartzkopf pose with Pat Campbell-White, center, the master of ceremonies for the evening. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
The 2024 Sussex Distinguished Citizen Award presented to Peter and Carol Schwartzkopf.
Colin Hickman holds the American flag during the opening ceremonies.
Pat Campbell-White, the evening’s master of ceremonies and former recipient of the award, addresses the scouts at the start of the evening.
Pat Campbell-White and the Rev. Dale Dunning of Jusst Sooup begin the dinner with a prayer.
Piper Redington is the first female in Sussex County to reach the rank of Eagle Scout.
Ian Lewis is an Eagle Scout from Troop 281.
Scout Executive Robert Nakagawa gives a speech to the crowd.
John Brady, right, the recipient of the Founders Award, one of scouting’s highest honors, sits with Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long.
Past winners of the Distinguished Citizen Award include (l-r) Chris Schell, Wm. Jack Riddle, Alex Pires, Joseph Schell and Preston Schell.
Mike Ramone, who is running for Governor, poses for a photograph.
The group gathers around to pay homage to Pete and Carol Schwartzkopf.




