State/Unit: Ohio

Raised as a 4-H member in Franklin County, Patricia Brundige experienced the benefits of 4-H firsthand and never forgot the life skills and lessons she learned. Since then, … Read more.

Jim Helt’s lifetime of work has had an enormous impact on 4-H. From his start as a 4-H agent to club advisor to state 4-H leader, his passion … Read more.

Marvin grew up in NJ and was a 10 year 4-H’ focusing on leadership, public speaking, entomology, and horticulture. He received his B.S. degree from Delaware College (University) … Read more.

Dr. Clarence J. Cunningham began 4-H at age 10 where his public speaking and leadership skills were learned in the local club and county 4-H organizations. From the … Read more.

Bob Evans, founder of Bob Evans Farms, Inc. and the popular restaurant chain, has given generously of his time, talents, and money to support 4-H. He promoted 4-H … Read more.

John Mount had the principal leadership responsibility for planning and executing the 50th Anniversary celebration of the founding of 4-H in Springfield, OH and the issuance of the … Read more.

Jim Marquand was an Ohio Extension faculty member from 1953-1982, beginning as Tuscarawas Co. 4-H agent, then serving as area agent, Assistant State 4-H Leader and State 4-H … Read more.

Chuck Lifer made tremendous contributions to 4-H across the state and nation. He headed the research & development of the 4-H Professional Research and Knowledge Base (PRK). Under … Read more.

Bea Cleveland served as a state 4-H program leader and Associate State 4-H Leader. Her duties included overseeing the International 4-H Youth Exchange program, Jr. Leadership Camp and … Read more.

On January 15, 1902, A.B. Graham started the first organized meeting of the agriculture experiment club. This experience encouraged youth to use scientific methods making learning applicable to … Read more.