2014-2015
Tarrant
County 4-H Announces
County
Officers & Ambassador Team
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Samantha Mares - Tarrant County 4-H President
and Tarrant County Ambassador. Ms.
Mares, an Arlington resident and high school senior, has been part of 4-H for
six years. Currently serving as
Secretary at the club-level, she also participates on the Tarrant County
Youth Council Board, and serves on the Board of Advisors for the Tedx Youth
at Fort Worth project. A recipient of the
Danforth 4-H award, Ms. Mares’ projects include Wildlife Conservation and
Public Speaking. She plans to major in
Wildlife and Fisheries and minor in Agricultural Communications at Texas
A&M University.
Katie Womble - Tarrant County 4-H Vice President and
Tarrant County Ambassador. Ms.
Womble, a high school junior and a resident of Keller, has been a 4-H member
for seven years. Currently serving as 2nd Vice President at
the club-level, she has held numerous other officer roles through the
years. While Ms. Womble’s leadership
activities consume a great deal of time, her other interests include Clothing
and Textiles. However, her real passion lies in the
Communication/Expressive Arts where she hopes to pursue a career.
Amanda Roach - Tarrant County 4-H
Secretary. In her 10+ year 4-H career, Ms. Roach, a high school
junior, has held various 4-H leadership roles at both the club level and the
Tarrant County level. Ms. Roach, a
North Richland Hills resident, received the 2014 4-H Gold Star award and won
Grand Champion in the Sewing Division at 2014 Tarrant County Junior Livestock
Show. While involved in many projects,
her main projects are Health and Leadership.
Her dream profession is to become a voice-over actress for films or
television.
Patton Maynard, Tarrant County District 4-H
Delegate. Mr. Maynard, a high
school junior and member of the National Junior Honor Society, currently
serves as President of his local club.
A Fort Worth resident and a 4-H member for eight years, Mr. Maynard
has served his club in various leadership roles including: Secretary/Treasurer, Reporter and County
Delegate. In addition, he has
previously served at the county level as the Secretary/Treasurer. His projects include
Communication/Expressive Arts and Rabbits.
Katy Bell, Tarrant County Reporter. Ms. Bell, a high school senior, has been a
4-H member for five years. She is a
resident of Fort Worth. Her leadership
roles at the club-level have included 1st Vice President,
Secretary, Treasurer and Council Delegate.
Her projects include Leadership and Food & Nutrition, where she
has won numerous awards in the Cake Decorating category. Ms. Bell plans
to attend Tarleton State University next fall with an eye toward receiving
her teaching degree.
Brandon Denson – Tarrant County 4-H Ambassador. Mr. Denson, an Eagle Scout and recent high
school graduate, is a resident of Fort Worth and has been a 4-H member for
five years. His leadership roles have
included various officer roles within his local club: 1st Vice President, 3rd Vice President, and
Teen Assistant. Mr. Denson’s interests
include Horticulture and Public Speaking.
He is currently pursuing an Associates of Business Management. Mr. Denson plans to join the U.S. Marine
Corps in the near future.
Lauren Hamilton – Tarrant County 4-H Ambassador. Ms. Hamilton, a high school junior residing
in Arlington, has been a 4-H member for five years. Currently serving as Treasurer of her club,
she has held numerous other leadership roles through the years. In addition to her interest in the Clothing
and Textile project, Ms. Hamilton self-leads a project in Photography where
she has won numerous awards at the local, district and state levels. She plans to complete her Associate of Arts
degree with an emphasis in Psychology.
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