Our Fair Makes a Difference.
A Fair has the opportunity to change the communities we live in and the lives of those we support, sometimes without realizing it!
Change comes in many forms like education, scholarship, and advocacy.
Fairs can also change lives by providing the first job with lessons of hard work, being the perfect stage for a first date, or fostering perseverance inside the show ring where confidence is gained.
Our efforts, no matter how big or small make a difference.
Change comes in many forms like education, scholarship, and advocacy.
Fairs can also change lives by providing the first job with lessons of hard work, being the perfect stage for a first date, or fostering perseverance inside the show ring where confidence is gained.
Our efforts, no matter how big or small make a difference.
2018 Volunteers of the Year
Left to Right: Todd Muck, Roxanne Turner, Christine Miller, Emily Hoover, Lindsey Latta, and Jason Harshbarger
Missing: Chris Wanczyk, DMV, Bonnie Dansby, DMV, and Sean Dunleavy |
Special awards were recently given to the 2018 Volunteers of the Year. They were awarded to Chris Wanczyk DVM, and Bonnie Dansby DVM, (Fowlerville Veterinary Clinic), Emily Hoover and Christine Miller, (4-H Coordinators), Jason Harshbarger and Lindsey Latta, (swine superintendents), Roxanne Turner (MSU Extension), Todd Muck, and Sean Dunleavy, (Fair Board Director).
Each received an engraved crystal clock for their support during the swine flu quarantine during the 2018 fair week. There were many hours of extra work in taking care of the animals before slaughter, educating the exhibitors and keeping the public safe. |
