Chuck Weber
Chuck Weber, Grand Worthy President of The Fraternal Order of Eagles, joined the organization 45 years ago as a member of Casper, Wyo., #306.
He became a member in 1979 after a friend took him to the Eagles Bowling Alley and lounge and gave Brother Chuck the opportunity to find out for himself what the Eagles was all about. The night he was initiated happened to be the nomination of Officers and he was asked to serve as Aerie Treasurer.
Brother Chuck held the position of Worthy President six times and has always been willing to step up when the Aerie was in need of help or someone to serve in an Officer position. He was State President in 1993-94, Mountain Regional President in 1996-97 and was Wyoming’s first Grand Aerie Officer when he was elected Grand Inside Guard in 1997-98.
He was very proud to represent the State of Wyoming at the Fraternal Order of Eagles’ 100th Anniversary in Seattle, Wash., in 1998.
Brother Chuck has been active in the Ritual for 45 years, competing on State, Tri-State and National levels. He served eight years on the 12-man Ritual Board. He also served for seven years as the International Chairman of the Memorial Foundation and is proud of the work the Foundation does for the children.
He has been married to wife, LaRae, for more than 48 years and together they have three children and four grandchildren.
Brother Chuck worked as a firefighter and Deputy Sheriff, where he served for 27 years, afterward working for the U.S. Marshal service. Chuck officially retired in February 2018.
In their spare time, Chuck and LaRae enjoy traveling, riding motorcycles and golfing. They both continue to be actively involved with their local and State Aerie, Auxiliary and Eagle Riders.
Chuck’s charity for his year as Grand Worthy President is Bridge to the Cure/DRC and Denver Children’s Hospital Autism Awareness.
Becky Wilson
Becky Wilson, Grand Madam President, joined the organization in 1977 as a member of Springfield, Mo., #294. In 1980, she helped organize and became a member of Queen City Eagles Auxiliary #3934, of which she is still a member today.
She was voted Madam President for the 1982-83 term and has also held the offices of Madam Vice President, Madam Secretary, Madam Trustee and both guard positions in the Queen City Auxiliary.
Sister Becky soon became active at the State level and served on several committees. In 1989, she transferred to Knollwood Auxiliary #4010 and was selected Madam President for the 1990-91 year. She has held all positions within the Knollwood Auxiliary.
In 1999, Sister Becky was elected State Madam Trustee and advanced through the chair before reaching the position of Missouri State Madam President for the 2007-08 year. Her motto was Keep The Light Shining Bright For New Members of the F.O.E. During her term, more than 1,200 members were enrolled and more than $132,000 was raised for child abuse prevention.
Sister Becky served as the Child Abuse Prevention chairperson under Grand Madam President Pat Durham. She became a dual member of Queen City in 2003 and transferred back full time in 2008. She held the position of Madam Secretary for 11 years.
Her dedication to ritual has led her to two Grand Championships with the Queen City Ritual Team and has taken first place individually several times.
Sister Becky worked for the Springfield School System for 8 yrs. after she retired from St. John’s Hospital in 2011 after 38 years of service. She works part time at her Aerie working the kitchen and Bartending. She enjoys spending time with her son Chris, his wife Paulette and her four grandchildren: Chris Jr, Christopher Stephen, Rebecca and Haley. And 7 Great Grandchildren.