2015-2016
Tarrant
County 4-H Announces
County
Officers
For Immediate
Release……… October
9, 2015
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Amanda Roach - Tarrant County 4-H President. Ms. Roach, a high school senior, is
ecstatic to be serving her County as President! In her 10+ years with 4-H, she has held
numerous roles at the club level, including President and Secretary. Her 4-H projects include Recreation, Leadership,
Health, Food & Nutrition, and Clothing & Textiles. In her free time, Ms. Roach enjoys
crocheting and reading. Her personal
motto is ‘The Sky is the Limit. Your
Sky, Your Limit’.
Patton Maynard, Tarrant County 4-H Vice
President. Mr. Maynard, a high
school senior has been a 4-H member for over 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.
Christopher Bolash, Tarrant County 4-H Secretary. Mr. Bolash, a high school senior, is in his
fourth year as a 4-Her. His leadership
roles have included Secretary and Vice President for his club. His project interests revolve around
Communication/Expressive Arts and Photography. Currently employed part-time, Mr. Bolash is
a dual-enrollment student at the local community college. He credits his 4-H experiences for these
opportunities.
Dalton York, Tarrant County District 4-H
Delegate. Mr. York, a high school senior,
has been involved in 4-H most of his life.
His leadership roles include mentoring fellow 4-Hers with their
pursuit of goal accomplishment in the lamb and goat show rings. In addition, Mr. York has led numerous
showmanship clinics in the areas of lamb and goat. He also attained a personal goal by winning
the Texas Junior Livestock Association (TJLA) All-Around Lamb Showman in
2014-2015.
Seth Chapman, Tarrant County
Parliamentarian. Mr. Chapman, in
his fifth year with 4-H, is a high school junior. In addition to his current county
leadership role, he also holds the offices of President and Treasurer for two
of his clubs. Mr. Chapman has won
various awards in his 4-H career. His
project interests include Natural Resources, Shooting Sports, and Personal
Development in Finance.
Kathryn Kozak, Tarrant County Reporter. Ms. Kozak is in her eighth year with
4-H. A high school senior, she has
served as a Teen Assistant and Council Delegate for her club. Her project interests include Horticulture
and Shooting Sports.
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