Percy Hunter Stone

    Percy Hunter Stone championed the 4-H program for Black 4-H’ers in Georgia for nearly four decades. He began his career in 1919 as County Agent in Clarke County, … Read more.

     Mildred O. Waldren

    Mildred served as the 4-H foods concession manager at the Greeley Co. Fair, Tribune, KS, 1981-2020. As the manager of the concession stand, it made more than $100,000 … Read more.

    Karen Hatch Gagne

    Ms. Gagne grew up in Auburn, Maine, on a diversified 200-acre farm with 70 dairy cows, 10,000 chickens, and a commercial vegetable garden. She was active in 4-H … Read more.

    Dr. Jean M. Woloshuk

    West Virginia University Extension Professor Emerita, Dr. Jean Woloshuk’s 4-H leadership spanned almost 4 decades as Extension Agent (2 counties) and State Specialist.  For 12 years at the … Read more.

    H. Thomas Davis

    As a 4-Her my most memorable projects were dairy, gardening, woodworking and rocketry.  As a teen I valued our council and district teen events.  In college internships gave … Read more.

    Eddie Leon Tullis

    Eddie Tullis was born in Mobile, Alabama in 1938 to Volt and Florence Walker Tullis. A graduate of Ernest Ward High School, he went on to attend Faulkner … Read more.

     Dr. Carol A. Benesh

    Dr. Carol Benesh’s journey in 4-H spanned almost three decades as a county 4-H educator (Idaho and Washington state), state 4-H specialist (Idaho and Montana), state 4-H program … Read more.