4-H All Stars is the highest honor you can achieve as a 4-H member.
This year’s inductees are Raelynn Osborn and Michael Sheridan.
Service is a daily responsibility of the 4-H All Star. Each member is expected to uphold the ideals of the 4-H tradition and help make these ideals a reality in our everyday world. A five-pointed red star is the emblem of the organization, with the points of the star representing Beauty, Fortitude, Service, Truth and Love.
In her 10 years as a member Osborn achieved many things regarding her leadership in her clubs and activities she participated in. She received many blue ribbons in photo and poster contests and project books. She also achieved many leaderships and citizenship awards.
Osborn served as an officer many times for her clubs and helped with beautifications, Rurtian diners, and worked at the rest stops.
Despite the pandemic she was able to achieve her charting pin and graduate high school in the middle of a pandemic. She never gave up on what she wanted to achieve. Osborn is now attending college to pursue a degree in the radiologic field.
Sheridan has mentored 4-H youth during classes and is always happy to take time to answer questions or teach new things.
As a volunteer he has taught classes, lead LEOs, mentored grow groups, and helped at numerous camps.
Raelynn Osborn |
Michael Sheridan |