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Sheila
Bushong
Sheila
is a 25 year 4-H volunteer in Montgomery County. She
exemplifies and practices the essential elements of
4-H youth development: belonging, independence, mastery
and generosity. Sheila is active with the Ohio 4-H Horse
Advisory Committee, has helped establish two state-level
4-H events that do not require horse ownership, the
Groom and Clean Contest and the 4-H Hippology Contest.
She also helped develop the 4-H Horse Skill-a-thon Learning
Kit used in Ohio and across the nation. The greatest
impact that Sheila's work has had on 4-H in Ohio has
been her work in starting and encouraging participation
in Ohio 4-H Horse non-show events. Not every family
can afford a show horse. Not every child can ride effectively
in a show ring. However, neither of those situations
should stop a child from learning about their passion
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William
Karcher
Bill
has taught countless Ohio 4-H youth and their families
about poultry for nearly 30 years. He is best known
for working with the Ohio State Fair Junior Fair Poultry
Show and as a poultry judge at Ohio and Indiana county
fairs. Bill is always eager to teach a clinic for a
county 4-H program covering topics from flock management,
breeding birds, incubation, showmanship skills and more.
Bill helped to develop the Poultry Learning Laboratory
Kit used in Ohio and across the nation. He coordinates
state-wide 4-H poultry clinics for youth and adults
and has taught many poultry sessions at Ohio 4-H Youth
Expo and the Ohio 4-H Volunteer Conference. Bill has
built and strengthened the Ohio 4-H Poultry Judging
Contest and established the Ohio 4-H Avian Bowl Competition
as well as the Turkey BBQ, Chicken BBQ, and Egg Preparation
Demonstration Contests. |
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Gladys
Saling
Gladys
has been and continues to be an avid supporter of Ohio
State University and the Noble County 4-H Youth Development
program. She has served as a 4-H volunteer for the past
42 years. The 4-H program has been an integral part
of her life and the life of her family. Her seven children
have all been 4-H members. She has also helped prepare
each youth that was a member of her 4-H club to become
a caring, compassionate and responsible adult. She is
willing to try new challenges and to learn every day
how to become a better volunteer, friend, and parent.
Serving on state, district and county 4-H and Extension
advisory committees has always been a pleasure and learning
experience for Gladys. |
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Dan
Tronge
Dan
is a role model. He has been involved on the township,
county, state and national levels. He has an amazing
list of accomplishments and service to his world. With
more than 33 years of involvement, he has covered almost
every aspect of 4-H. Dan has been a presenter at numerous
county, district and state 4-H activities. He may have
started as an advisor of the Portage County beef steer
club, but went on to include beef committee member,
chair of the county advisory committee, chair of the
State 4-H Advisory committee, representative to legislative
breakfasts and numerous specialty programs.
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