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The Crawford Community Center was packed full Oct.15, as the Dawes County 4-H Program “Saluted the Good Life” at their annual achievement celebration. Current members, leaders, volunteers, and supporters were honored during the afternoon program as everyone joined together to share food and fellowship.
An election was held to fill five adult positions on the Executive Council and two youth positions. Clint Phillips, Jera Boeselager, and Jodi Sellman were re-elected for a second term with new members Marisa Betson and Crystal Vander May joining as first term members. Madison Cogdill and Katie Lewin were elected to fill the open youth positions.
One of the afternoon’s highlights was honoring the Senior Royalty made up of outgoing seniors and crowning a 4-H King and Queen. This year’s royal court included Wyatt Davidson, Pamela Fisher, Kylee Garrett, Cody Madsen, Renee Redfern, William Tidyman, Clayton Vahrenkamp, Morgan Staudenmaier, Beau Jersild, and Drew Jersild. Kylee Garrett was crowned queen and Cody Madsen the king. Karsen Stokely and John Fisher served as crown bearers.
Nomination awards honoring individuals or businesses that made a significant impact, impression, or contribution throughout the year were awarded to the following: Suzanne Davidson, Key Leader Award, BJ Dunn, Helping Hand Award, Dan Rhembrandt and Bill Riggs, 4-H Appreciation Award; Jake Tollman, Outstanding 4-H Alumni: Del Hussey, Heart of 4-H Award; Abby Dyer, Youth Leadership Award; Jake Lemmon, Outstanding 4-H Member of the Year; Jake Sellman, Outstanding Jr. Leader of the Year; Happy Hustlers, Outstanding 4-H Club of the Year. The Executive Council also surprised Nebraska Extension Assistant, Terri Lemmon, with a plaque for Extraordinary Service to the 4-H Program.
Membership pins were also awarded to the following:
Clover Kid Membership: Anna Anderson, Kael Bennett, Amelia Betson, Caseton Brunsch, Kole Carnahan, Sara Carrick, Phoebe Center, Sadie Chesley, Sage Dyer, Kadence Fisher, Treye Gibbons, Nina Henson, Dalila Hinrichs, Vaughn Hinrichs, Jayce Hoffman, Brody Huffman, Samuel Kahl, Kody Keim, Joe Lambert, Taylen Lambert, Brennden Means, Elizabeth Montgomery, Oliver Montgomery, Ryder Nixon, Mikayla Obando, Graycen O’Donnell, Gage Palser, Emily Pyle, Eliza Rockhill, Piper Scherbarth, Trinity Scherbarth, Roudy Schommer, Kendall Sellman, Miranda Smith, Tripton Stec, Karsen Stokely, Oakley Terrell, Brody Turman, Anabelle Vander May, Meri Werner, Kinleigh Yada.
First Year Membership: Aiden Adonis, Ryan Adonis, Ty Anders, Miranda Betson, Derek Bissonette, Kelton Burback, Sofia Center, Hallie Chipperfield, Jennifer Chipperfield, Bode Cornish, Michael Cornish, Brylee Huffman, David Johnson, Hannah Johnson, Timothy Johnson, Aksel Lans, Aaron LeBere, Kourtney LeBere, Sarah LeBere, Matthew Lien, Corbin Loutzenhiser, Roman Luevano, Amelia Meier, Maxwell Meier, Thaine Monroe, Tatianna Obando, Allison Owens, Hunter Owens, Treyvan Pieper, Jennalee Pinnt, Marlee Pinnt, Alexandra Rasmussen, Amberlynn Regier, Annabelle Regier, Benjamin Regier, Joshua Regier, Nathan Regier, Tyler Skaggs, Garett Tollman, Aaliyah Van Valkenburg, Josey Werner, Jacob Winckler.

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