Arkansas 4-H Alumni Association

Supporting Arkansas 4-H since 1982

Honorees

2023
  • Vonda Croker
  • Canaan Sandy

  • 2021
  • Creenna Bocksnick, Pulaski County
  • Frank Wilson

  • 2020
  • Amy Turner-Mersiovsky
  • Shea Wilson

  • 2019
  • Marc Harrison, Pulaski County
  • Kenny Simon, Pulaski County

  • 2018
  • Jim Baker, Faulkner County
  • Annette Martin, Conway County

  • 2017
  • Johnny Belew, White County
  • Suzie Davis Puckett, Faulkner County

  • 2016
  • J J Pitman
  • Judy Riley

  • 2015
  • Joan Coleman Hays, Washington County
  • Brian Helms, Pulaski County
  • Jerry Wooley, Faulkner County

  • 2014
  • Melissa Harrison Allen
  • Avonne Petty, Pike County

  • 2013
  • Steve Jones

  • 2012
  • Bob Blake, Pulaski County
  • Kimberly Bowen Yarbrough, Benton County

  • 2011
  • Kim Smith Harrison, White County
  • Pat Dodgen Schaefers, Faulkner County

  • 2010
  • Dorothy "Dot" Brents, Conway County
  • Ann M. Belden Wilson, Faulkner County

  • 2009
  • Dr. Darlene Z Baker Millard, Pulaski County

  • 2008
  • Joyce Smith Harlan, Craighead County
  • Judy Grabher Martin, Conway County

  • 2007
  • Robert Parish, Perry County

  • 2006
  • Mabel Coleman, Crawford County
  • Etta Louise "Weeji" Belden Niswonger, Faulkner County
  • Sharon Turner, Conway County

  • 2004
  • Sen. Jean Edwards
  • Sen. Stanley Russ, Faulkner County

  • 2003
  • Margaret Wheeler

  • 2000
  • LaVerne Feaster, Pulaski County
  • Harvey Gordon, Pulaski County

  • 1999
  • Mary Scott
  • Lloyd Westbrook, Faulkner County

  • 1998
  • Ettamarie Belden, Perry County
  • C. A. Vines, Pulaski County

  • 1995
  • H. L. Kennedy, Arkansas County
  • Nan Etta Harrell Snider, Craighead County

  • 1983
  • Raymond C. Cox, Washington County

  • 1973
  • Mary Juanita Jones Warren, Cleburne County
  • Darlene Z. Millard

    Pulaski County

    Outstanding Arkansas 4-H Alumna, 2009


    Darlene Z. Millard grew up in 4-H at Rogers in Benton County. She was a two time record book winner, when that was allowed, and a delegate to national and international activities.

    Living your dream is considered a lucky happenstance by many, but earning two degrees from the University of Arkansas and a PhD from Texas Women’s University proves that Darlene’s 4-H life skills of decision making and goal setting were put to good use, as she accomplished her dream of working for Extension as county agent, state specialist and then as “Head Clover” when she was named Assistant Director – 4-H Youth Development in 2002.

    Literally hundreds of 4-Hers have profited from her examples of hard work, patience, and sweet personality.

    She is a charter and lifetime member of the Arkansas 4-H Alumni Association. She has served on many boards and received numerous awards, including being one of the first inductees into the Emerald Clover Society.

    It is a great honor for the Alumni Association to be able to present Darlene Millard as the 2009 Arkansas 4-H Alumni of the Year.

    Alumni of the Year Nomination Process

    In order to nominate someone to be named an Outstanding 4-H Alumni of the year, please complete the nomination form (Form FY4H-133).