Posted on August 18, 2014 at 10:36 AM by Global Reach
Jason and Kim DeLay live in Milo and have become very involved in the 4-H program. When asked why they volunteer Kim responded, “We volunteer for 4-H because it is a great program. 4-H teaches kids lifelong skills and responsibility. It has helped me become the person I am today.”
Kim became a member of the Virginia Boosters 4-H Club when she was 10 years old and participated until she graduated. While in 4-H, she was a member of Senior 4-H. While in 4-H, Kim participated in food and nutrition, sewing, home improvement, educational presentations, and showed beef.
Jason chose to be in FFA. However, he has become very active and knowledgeable in 4-H since their oldest son, Jake, joined 4-H in 2000. Jason became a Shooting Sports Instructor in 2010, but stepped up as the Shooting Sports Coordinator in 2012. Jason also has been a member of the Warren County Extension Council for 10 years and has served as Extension Council Chair for about half of that time!
Kim became a 4-H volunteer, including joining the youth committee in 2000. She started helping with the senior 4-H group in 2007. Kim has since accepted the Youth Committee Chair position in 2012. Currently, Kim is the co-leader of Belmont Badgers, Youth Committee Chair, and a senior 4-H co-leader.
Kim and Jason became 4-H leaders of the Belmont Badgers in 2004.
Kim is a very positive team player and steps up to the needs of groups she works with. Kim is able to see the potential in others and is very organized.
Jason is an activator, a maximizer, and strategic individual. Jason is also a great leader, communicator, and very connected to the community.
Jason and Kim DeLay have given considerable time and energy to the Warren County 4-H program and it is truly appreciated. Jason and Kim are examples of exceptional 4-H volunteers and 4-H family. It is a privilege that Warren County 4-H recognizes Jason and Kim DeLay for all their hard work.
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