Royal Palm Beach Troop 111 Honors Senior Patrol Leader

Retiring Scoutmaster recognized for 17 years of service as new leader takes over

Apr. 17, 2026 at 5:35pm

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A boldly colored, abstract grid of overlapping Boy Scout uniform patches in neon shades of green, blue, and orange, conceptually representing the energy and tradition of a scouting awards ceremony.The vibrant Court of Honor celebration honors the next generation of youth leaders in Royal Palm Beach's Boy Scout Troop 111.Royal Palm Beach Today

Boy Scout Troop 111 in Royal Palm Beach, Florida held a Court of Honor ceremony on March 31 to recognize the achievements of Senior Patrol Leader Kirill Montoya. The event also marked the retirement of Scoutmaster Ryan McNally after 17 years of service, with Patrick Kelly taking over the role.

Why it matters

The Court of Honor ceremony is a significant milestone for Boy Scout troops, celebrating the hard work and leadership of its members. Troop 111's event highlights the continuity and community involvement of this local scouting organization, which has been active in Royal Palm Beach for decades.

The details

During the Court of Honor, Troop 111 honored Kirill Montoya for his service as Senior Patrol Leader. Retiring Scoutmaster Ryan McNally was also recognized for his 17 years of dedicated leadership, as new Scoutmaster Patrick Kelly took over the role.

  • The Court of Honor ceremony took place on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
  • Ryan McNally retired as Scoutmaster after 17 years of service.

The players

Kirill Montoya

The Senior Patrol Leader of Boy Scout Troop 111 in Royal Palm Beach.

Ryan McNally

The retiring Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 111 after 17 years of service.

Patrick Kelly

The new Scoutmaster taking over leadership of Boy Scout Troop 111 in Royal Palm Beach.

Boy Scout Troop 111

A local Boy Scout troop based in Royal Palm Beach, Florida that has been active in the community for decades.

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The takeaway

The Court of Honor ceremony for Troop 111 demonstrates the enduring presence and community impact of the Boy Scouts in Royal Palm Beach, as the organization continues to develop young leaders and pass the torch to new generations of volunteers.