4-H Committees/Minutes

Lapeer County 4-H Council Members - 2022-2023 4-H Year (3rd Monday at 7:00 p.m.)

Tiffany Weiss - (2023) President

Marie Curell - (2024) Treasurer

Rae Haskins - (2023) Secretary

Karen Aboukarroum (2025)

Roslyn Owen (2025)

Kris Johnston (2024)

Denise Leonard (2024)

Youth: Audrey Johnston, Diana Aboukarrum 

Adult members elected at Annual Council meeting in October. Youth elected yearly at the Eastern Michigan Fair in August. Youth members serve a one-year term. Youth and adult members begin terms in November. If current youth members cannot serve out their term until November, newly elected youth members will take office in September rather than November. 

 

Livestock (2nd Monday 7:00 p.m.)
                               
*President - Marie Curell    
*Vice President - Rae Haskin    
*Treasurer - Virgina Ankley, Allison Pung    
*Secretary - Michelle Peel    
     
Beef Dogs  
*President - John Howell *President - Jodi Conley  
*Vice President - Bradley McNary *Vice President -   
*Treasurer - Will Mullins *Treasurer -   
*Secretary - Tiffany Howell *Secretary -    
 
    

 

4-H Beef Sponsorship Form

 

             

  
     
Goats Horses (4th Wed. at 6:30p.m.)  
*President - Kris Johnston *President -Wayne Hunt  
*Vice President -  *Vice President -   
*Secretary - Audrey Johnston *Treasurer - Katie Chrismer  
*Treasurer -  *Secretary - Ashley Winters  
  *Points Secretary -   
     
  Auction Committee  
  *President - Joe Suma  
  *Vice President - Mark Monson  
  *Secretary - Anita Harrand  
  *Treasurer - Michelle Hedgcock  
     
 2023 Ambassador Court
Adult Advisor: Kris Johnston
Members
Senior - Audrey Johston, 
Junior - Diana Aboukarroum, Catherine Wackler
Cloverbud - Jaxson Niester 
    

 

 

             

 

 

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