State/Unit: Kansas

Dr. Lisa Lauxman was 10 yr. Dickinson County Harmony Hustlers 4-H Club member.  As the 1978 Kansas 4-H Dairy winner she went to National 4-H Congress.   She … Read more.

Trisha is known statewide for her skillset of always endeavoring to create extraordinary experiences. Her inspiration and imagination have elevated 4-H recognition to new levels. Thousands of lives … Read more.

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.

When I think of the power of 4-H in youth development, I believe EVERY young person should be invited and welcomed into the program.  This program can mold … Read more.

James Bassett brings 38 years of Cargill global executive management experience to the Kansas 4-H Foundation Board of Trustees. As chairman of the Grants and Awards and Long-Range … Read more.

Leading, encouraging, and having fun along the way. That is the hallmark of the Extension Career of Ann Domsch. Her joy, energy, and commitment to 4-H is infectious. … Read more.

Lindy Lindquist has dedicated her life to the youth of Kansas through the 4-H Program. Her Extension career started in Chase County, a small rural county in the … Read more.

As an 11-year 4-H member, Marilyn participated in many projects and activities including poultry. She was a Kansas State University poultry judging team member while majoring in elementary … Read more.

Known for his vision, leadership and ability to interact with youth and adults, Steve Fisher was known as “. 4-H” across Kansas. It was said that he knew … Read more.

Bill Riley is a Charter Member of the Farmington 4-H Club in Washington Co. He became the Kansas 4-H Foundation Director responsible for Rock Springs 4-H Center, Lake … Read more.

Prior to becoming a Kansas Cooperative Extension 4-H Youth Development Specialist, and after a 16 year career as homemaker and mother of four, Marcia worked as an elementary … Read more.

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.

“Teaching by example,” was Cecil Eyestone’ philosophy in his 31 year Kansas 4-H career. He served 12 years as a Montgomery County club agent and 19 years as … Read more.

Maynard Coe began his 4-H career in Minnesota. He worked with local schoolteachers to establish 4-H clubs but had difficulty recruiting local parents to serve as club leaders. … Read more.