4-H Emerald Clover Society Members

Dr. Sleight is a retired professor from the Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine. During his tenure at MSU, he taught both veterinary and

Melissa Souva has been active in Michigan’s agricultural industry her entire life. After earning an undergraduate degree from Michigan State University and a

Douglas Sprik is owner of the Sprik Family Sheep Farm. As a sheep producer, he has sheared sheep in many states and participated in both state and national

Debbie Stabenow has built her political life on a series of firsts. In 1977 she became the first woman to chair the Ingham County Board of Commissioners after

Janelle Stewart has translated her professional youth development expertise into service to the Lenawee County community. She is a member of the Agriculture

Tom Stewart is a professional manager and business coach, with primary expertise in organization design and operation strategy. By providing management, tools

Carol Stockman has given her life to volunteering since retiring as the Berrien County treasurer in 1996. She is a past president and treasurer of the Berrien

Accomplished economist, public servant and author David A. Stockman is most noted for his tenure as director of the Office of Management and Budget in the

Strautz Holsteins, co-owned and operated by Pasty Strautz, is a 40-head dairy operation that has garnered national, state and local honors for its registered

Sara “Sally” Stuby began her leadership roles as an officer and teen leader of the FLS Challengers 4-H Club, the St. Joseph County Teen Service