4-H Emerald Clover Society Members

Lynn Harvey retired from Michigan State University in 2007 after a 39 year career with MSU Extension and the Department of Food and Agricultural Resource

In 1983, Al Harwood bought into the Pinckney Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Jeep dealership, where he worked until retiring in 1996. Prior to his car dealership

Janice O. Harwood’s career included seven years as a high school home economics teacher and the remainder of her career in Extension until retiring in

Since 1974 Angela P. Hass has managed corporate financial issues for six major American corporations including GTE, Shugart Corporation (a division of Xerox),

Jon Hausserman has committed his life to bettering the lives of others. For the past 25 years, he has been a philanthropic entrepreneur, volunteering full-time

George Hazle and his wife, Shirley, own and operate Golden Knob Dairy Farm. Hazle has been involved with the dairy industry his entire life and has served on

As a member of the Victor 4-H Club and the Clinton County 4-H Service Club, Shirley Hazle learned the significance 4-H can have on young people, as such she

Ronald L. Hendrick was appointed dean of the Michigan State University College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) in 2016. He previously served as

Fred Henningsen, a Michigan State University graduate, served as both a 4-H and agriculture agent in Van Buren County and then county extension director in St.

For 37 years, Henrietta Hensler dedicated her life to formally helping young children build their reading and math literacy skills. She has also spent many of