Tom Scott
On the 50th year of the Scott Truck & Tractor Company, Tom committed to provide an annual scholarship of $500 to a Louisiana graduating 4-H senior in each … Read more.
Archives: Inductees
Tom Davidson
As Executive Director of the Texas 4-H Foundation, Tom assumed responsibility for a fledgling organization with no budget. Through his leadership, the Foundation developed 12 major programs of … Read more.
Rhonwyn Lowry
Rhonwyn Lowry grew up in Moultrie, GA and was active in 4-H. She was a state winner in Public Speaking, Dairy Foods and Electric and attended National 4-H … Read more.
Saxby Chambliss
Saxby Chambliss is a former TN 4-H member. He says he got his start in public speaking at a 4-H meeting. “I stood on a table at our … Read more.
Lois Redman
Lois Redman, a Missouri native, earned respect as a 4-H youth development professional in Missouri, Oregon and Kansas. She created opportunities for youth to expand their horizons, work … Read more.
Joe Hughes
Dr. Joe Hughes began his career in 1971 as the first full time 4-H Youth Livestock Specialist at Oklahoma State University. For many years he defined the essence … Read more.
James C. Kemp
Jim was a 10-year member in Adams Co., CO in dairy, turkeys, sheep, pig, forestry, foods and health. He was a Junior Leader and started a 4-H dog … Read more.
Jack Odle
4-H motivated Jack Odle to work hard, be dedicated and aspire to achieve. He continues that commitment as publisher of The Progressive Farmer and by his philanthropic endeavors … Read more.
Janet Blanchard
For more than 30 years, Janet Blanchard’s name has been well known among public servants in Michigan. She was spokesperson for the Michigan Neighborhood Builder’ alliance which provided … Read more.
Fern Shipley Kelley
Fern Kelley was born in 1910 in Franklin, Idaho. She received a BS in home economics from Utah State University in 1933, an MA from Columbia University in … Read more.
Ella Agnew
In late 1909, USDA decided to start girls’ tomato canning clubs similar to the boys’ corn clubs. Hearing that a domestic science program was planned, Virginia Tech President … Read more.
Barbara Hatfield
Barbara was the first female 4-H agent in Oklahoma. Previously only men held 4-H agent positions. She worked 28 years with the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service – 23 … Read more.
C. William “Bill” Nelson II
Bill Nelson’s roots grow deep in Florida 4-H. He was elected as State 4-H Council Treasurer, Vice President, and President. He won the Tropicana Public Speaking Contest and … Read more.
Bill Stevens
Bill Stevens was raised on a small farm near Hinckley, MN and attended the University of MN. He joined Federal Cartridge in 1965 and retired in 2007. For … Read more.
Chester D. Black
Dr. Chester D. Black was the third North Carolina state 4-H Leader from 1970-1975. When he arrived, a new volunteer-led community club program was under way with a … Read more.