David Cox has been a 4-H volunteer for 27 years, focusing on 4-H horse programs. He is the “go-to guy” for 4-H youth and adults in Jackson County. Cox

Marie Curell has kept youth involvement and leadership at the forefront of her 36 years of 4-H volunteer service. A former 4-H’er herself, Curell is

Erica Drake is a fourth-generation farmer whose lifelong connection to agriculture began on her family’s dairy farm in Washtenaw County. As a 4-H alumna,

Geraldine Eadie has been a Muskegon county 4-H volunteer of the Ravenna Livestock 4-H Club for 35 years and received the second annual Michigan Farm Bureau 4-H

Cathy Fry has dedicated 28 years to helping young people discover the opportunities, skills and values found through agriculture. As leader of the Isabella

Dave Galer has been a Macomb County 4-H volunteer with the Detroit Arsenal 4-H Club since 2013. Galer led the development of a new youth gardening project. He

Melissa (Missy) Gordon’s connection to 4-H began as a member of the Monroe County 4-H Horse Program, where she developed a passion for horses and youth

Since 1983, Dale Grabill has guided hundreds of Newaygo County 4-H youth in the Grant Livestock Club. He empowers youth to lead both club meetings and

Kathy Grau and Mary Hammer have provided numerous experiential learning opportunities for youth in their area as leaders of the Washtenaw County 4-H Junior

A livestock enthusiast, Grobbel has served as the 4-H livestock and dairy project leader for St. Clair County’s Haybuster 4-H Club for the past six years.