Hall of Fame

The purpose of the 4-H BC Hall of Fame is to honor and celebrate the exceptional contributions of leaders who have dedicated 35 years or more to the 4-H community. This prestigious recognition serves to acknowledge the unwavering commitment, passion, and impact these individuals have had on the lives of youth and the development of our program.

By inducting these distinguished leaders into the Hall of Fame, we not only pay tribute to their invaluable service but also inspire current and future generations to continue the tradition of excellence in 4-H. Their leadership has fostered personal growth, skill development, and community engagement among countless members, shaping the future of agriculture and leadership in British Columbia.

Through this celebration, we recognize that the spirit of 4-H thrives in the dedication of those who have devoted decades to nurturing young minds, cultivating skills, and fostering a sense of community. The Hall of Fame stands as a testament to their legacy and the continued impact of their contributions on the 4-H BC Program.

45-50 Years

  • Christine Moutray

    What advice would you share to current or new 4-H members about making the most of their experience?

    "My advice would be to take advantage of all the wonderful opportunities the 4-H program has to offer.  Travel, communications, high school credits and all that the project work offers, with record keeping, budgeting, husbandry, leadership etc. It is one of the best youth development programs around and watching youth grow in confidence and skills over the years is what has kept me involved!"

  • Suzanne Skanning

  • Enid “Dimps” Horn

40-44 Years

35-39 Years

  • Sheilia lawrence (nee Matters)

    What advice would you share to current or new 4-H members about making the most of their experience?

    "My advice is to just enjoy the adventure with 4-H"

  • Rhodena Finlay

    What advice would you share to current or new 4-H members about making the most of their experience?

    "Making the most of your 4-H experience involves being involved at all levels of 4-H.  The friends you make by attending as many 4-H events as you possibly can will be with you for years.  The opportunities for external credits are there for you if you make the commitment to work towards them.  Most of all listen to the advice of mentors that are there to help you grow as you learn and enjoy what 4-H has to offer you."

National Awards for Leadership

  • Erin Rossmann

    NATIONAL VOLUNTEER LEADER OF THE YEAR- 2023 Recipient

    Erin Rossmann of Quesnel, BC has been a staple within Quesnel & District 4-H for over 10 years. As the leader of the Kersley 4-H Club, she is admired for her calming presence and commitment to providing a safe and welcoming club environment for all youth members.

    Parents credit Erin with playing an integral role in providing an inclusive environment for neurotypical youth. Arriving at every function with a smile, she is a fierce advocate of ‘Learning To Do By Doing’, and inspires confidence and self-esteem in youth. Erin not only helps members realize their true capabilities by trying new things, but also to build leadership abilities by sharing their skills and knowledge to support other members. Thanks to her proactive guidance, the club has thrived on their motto, “see it, do it, teach it.”

Provincial Awards

*COMING SOON*