Alabama 4-H Wall of Fame

Wall of Fame - National

Patricia Bryant (National 4-H)

Patricia Bryant (National 4-H)

4-H Volunteer, Epes, Alabama 2010 National 4-H Salute to Excellence Outstanding Lifetime Volunteer A dedicated and passionate 4-H volunteer for 19 years, Patricia Bryant engages youth, recruits volunteers statewide, and raises funds to support 4-H. She feels strongly...

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Jack Odle (National 4-H)

Jack Odle (National 4-H)

Immediate past chairman, Alabama 4-H Club Foundation, Inc., Publisher/Editor-in-Chief, The Progressive Farmer Inducted into the National 4-H Hall of Fame in 2009 4-H has motivated Jack Odle to work hard, be dedicated, and aspire to achieve. From a member of the...

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W. D. “Demp” Jones

W. D. “Demp” Jones

Extension Specialist, 4-H Livestock Nominated for the National 4-H Hall of Fame in 2007 During William D. "Demp" Jones* 28-year 4-H career in Walker County, he trained more than 30,000 youth and was credited with instilling in them high moral standards and strong...

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Tom Burnside

Tom Burnside

Extension Specialist, 4-H Livestock Nominated for the National 4-H Hall of Fame in 2005 T. F. "Tom" Burnside Jr.* began his career in Extension in 1960 as an assistant agent in Randolph County. He was promoted to county Extension coordinator in 1983, a position he...

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Thomas M. Campbell Sr.

Thomas M. Campbell Sr.

Inducted into the National 4-H Hall of Fame in 2002 Thomas Monroe Campbell* is a legendary figure in the nation's Extension history. Through study, hard work, and perseverance, the sharecropper's son earned his degree at Tuskegee, and, in 1906, was America's first...

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John Lemly “Lem” Morrison

John Lemly “Lem” Morrison

Inducted in the National 4-H Hall of Fame in 2002 John Lemly "Lem" Morrison* was chairman of the Alabama 4-H Club Foundation, Inc., from 1963 to 1991. The Alabama 4-H Center exists today in part due to its personal commitment and leadership. As a noted business and...

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