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Mission of the Committee:
"The Kansas
Farm Bureau Women's Committee contributes an essential
perspective to the organization, broadening opportunities
for women to become increasingly involved in all aspects of
Farm Bureau, actively participating in the implementation of
priority issues involving agriculture education, improving
the quality of life in rural communities, promotion of the
industry and agricultural advocacy."
2007 Census of Agriculture -
Women Farmers
Benefit Silent
Auction
2011 Benefit
Silent Auction
Thanks
to the generosity of county Farm
Bureaus and individuals, a record
high was set during the Benefit
Silent Auction at the KFB Annual
Meeting!
$5,229 was raised, with
proceeds benefiting the KFB
Education Foundation to further
agriculture literacy. This
money will be used to donate books
and lesson plans from Kailey's Ag
Adventures Book Series to Kansas
classrooms. We could not do it
without YOU!
The annual Benefit Silent Auction,
hosted by the State Committee of
Farm Bureau Women, was held
November 18th during the KFB Annual
Meeting.
We can take Silent Auction donations
at any time of the year, and we
encourage you to submit your items
in advance (the sooner the
better). Upon receipt of your
donation, a picture and description
will be posted below.
Click
here
for a donation form.
Tip: Type
"Control F" then "County Name or
Person" donating the item as search
criteria to find the item you are
interested in. All items are listed
in the order they were received.
Other Donations
|
Description |
Donated By |
Value |
Winning Bid |
|
|
"Cook'n in Kansas" Cook Book |
KFB Legal Foundation |
10 |
30 |
|
"Cook'n in Kansas" Cook Book |
KFB Foundation for
Agriculture |
10 |
20 |
|
"I Married Adventure"- Book
& Soapstone Giraffe |
Neosho County Farm Bureau |
35 |
25 |
|
Farm American NASCAR Bundle |
YF&R Program |
40 |
15 |
|
Beef Verification Solution
Director's Chair |
KFB Marketing Division |
120 |
40 |
|
Tote, iPod Shuffle, Gloves,
Mug, Pens, and Clips |
Ag Max Crop Insurance |
75 |
50 |
|
Hat, Gloves, Men's Socks,
Lottery Tickets |
Saline County Farm Bureau |
40 |
30 |
|
K-State Santa |
Nemaha County Farm Bureau |
20 |
30 |
|
KSU Tole Basket, 2 Rope
Candle Holders, Frame |
Greenwood County Farm Bureau |
47 |
32 |
|
K-State Fleece Blanket |
Nemaha County Farm Bureau |
30 |
33 |
|
Photo- "Clouds Over the
Flint Hills" |
Lyon County Farm Bureau |
40 |
70 |
|
KSU Indoor/Outdoor Clock |
Rooks County Farm Bureau |
0 |
75 |
|
Sunflower Table Topper |
Brenda Dooley |
15 |
23 |
|
Picture- "One Nation United" |
Haskell County Farm Bureau |
75 |
30 |
|
Picture- "Road to
Gettysburg" |
Haskell County Farm Bureau |
75 |
30 |
|
Wine, Crackers, and Dips
Basket |
Miami County Farm Bureau |
30 |
30 |
|
K-State Cement Border |
Anderson County Farm Bureau |
22 |
40 |
|
2 Tickets- Putman County
Spelling Bee |
Leavenworth County Farm
Bureau |
112 |
60 |
|
Purse and Child Activity Bag |
Seward County Farm Bureau |
32 |
20 |
|
Table Runner and Oz Winery
Wine |
Seward County Farm Bureau |
35 |
25 |
|
Disc Blade Barn Scene |
Allen County Farm Bureau |
40 |
30 |
|
Kitchen Classics Basket |
Washington County Farm
Bureau |
30 |
25 |
|
Homemade Jelly |
Greeley County Farm Bureau |
45 |
45 |
|
Homemade Peppermint Soap in
Candy Jar |
Kearny County Farm Bureau |
40 |
19 |
|
Disc Blade Succulent Planter |
Twilya L'Ecuyer |
75 |
40 |
|
Veggie and Flower Basket |
Washington County Farm
Bureau |
35 |
32 |
|
FB Stained Glass Whirl |
Sumner County Farm Bureau |
25 |
45 |
|
Powercat Stained Glass Whirl |
Sumner County Farm Bureau |
25 |
35 |
|
Framed Cattle Picture |
Cloud County Farm Bureau |
110 |
45 |
|
Framed Print-Western
Stilllife |
Pratt County Farm Bureau |
60 |
120 |
|
Sign Faith-Family-Farming |
Montgomery County Farm
Bureau |
36 |
80 |
|
9 Second Drawing |
Cherokee County Farm Bureau |
35 |
30 |
|
KSU Wine Bottle Light |
Reno County Farm Bureau |
15 |
20 |
|
KSU Glass Block Light |
Reno County Farm Bureau |
25 |
27 |
|
Coach Purse |
Reno County Farm Bureau |
268 |
150 |
|
Wine Basket |
Wyandotte County Farm Bureau |
50 |
36 |
|
KSU Basket |
Gore County Farm Bureau |
10 |
15 |
|
John Deere Basket |
Doniphan County Farm Bureau |
75 |
45 |
|
Limestone Bookends |
Rush County Farm Bureau |
25 |
30 |
|
Fall Dish Set |
Morton County Farm Bureau |
20 |
27 |
|
Farm Scene Wall Hang |
Butler County Farm Bureau |
45 |
70 |
|
Amish Pillowcase Doll |
Edwards County Farm Bureau |
25 |
28 |
|
Noahs Ark |
Franklin County Farm Bureau |
50 |
30 |
|
KSU Yard Sign |
Butler County Farm Bureau |
25 |
35 |
|
Farm Bureau Coat |
Rice County Farm Bureau |
75 |
50 |
|
Metal Welcome Sign |
Bourbon County Farm Bureau |
75 |
40 |
|
John Deere Pumpkin |
Harvey County Farm Bureau |
75 |
34 |
|
Santa Fe Trail Tile and
Dinner |
Grant County Farm Bureau |
200 |
100 |
|
Wheat Weaving & Plates |
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau |
50 |
15 |
|
KSU Game Day Bundle |
YF&R |
35 |
20 |
|
KSU Bling Shirt |
Coffey County Farm Bureau |
25 |
36 |
|
Powercat Bling Shirt |
Coffey County Farm Bureau |
25 |
50 |
|
Farm Bureau Bling Shirt |
Coffey County Farm Bureau |
25 |
30 |
|
Metal Sunflower |
Osage County Farm Bureau |
40 |
30 |
|
Lantern Lamp |
Chautauqua County Farm
Bureau |
30 |
45 |
|
Rustic Wildlife Décor |
Stafford County Farm Bureau |
65 |
115 |
|
Framed Game Board Picture |
|
0 |
20 |
|
KSU Snowmen |
Hamilton County Farm Bureau |
30 |
28 |
|
Wooden Farmer Bear Plaque |
Norton County Farm Bureau |
25 |
25 |
|
Rope Clock |
Graham County Farm Bureau |
25 |
80 |
|
Loaf Bread, Flour, Bran |
Grant County Farm Bureau |
30 |
25 |
|
Sunflower Bread Platter,
KS150 ornament, Candle |
Ellsworth County Farm Bureau |
45 |
35 |
|
Love Plaque |
Thomas County Farm Bureau |
20 |
20 |
|
Wire Cross |
Thomas County Farm Bureau |
20 |
20 |
|
Digital Picture Frame |
Meade County Farm Bureau |
180 |
45 |
|
K-State Stone |
Jewell County Farm Bureau |
40 |
35 |
|
K-State Shovel |
Smith County Farm Bureau |
30 |
20 |
|
County Your Blessings Sign |
McPherson County Farm Bureau |
60 |
35 |
|
Belt Buckle "National Finals
Rodeo" |
Pottawatomie County Farm
Bureau |
25 |
20 |
|
Belt Buckle "50 Year
Hesston" |
Pottawatomie County Farm
Bureau |
25 |
18 |
|
Powercat KSU Block Light |
Harper County Farm Bureau |
25 |
27 |
|
K-State Blocks |
Crawford County Farm Bureau |
25 |
25 |
|
Cash Donation |
|
0 |
256 |
|
Baby Blanket |
Rawlings County Farm Bureau |
20 |
30 |
Past
Results
Thank you for the generous
donations that have made
this event a success since 1995!
Over the years, this collective
effort has raised
$52,555!
White-Reinhardt Fund Awards
Mini-Grants Awarded For Agricultural Education
The Mini-Grant Program funds projects that
will increase agricultural literacy. County and state Farm Bureaus may
apply for grants of up to $500 for classroom education programs for
grades K-12 to initiate new programs or expand existing programs to
additional grade levels or new subject areas. Grants are available on a
competitive basis.
Distributed through county and state Farm Bureaus, the grants are used
to fund new projects or extend existing agricultural education efforts.
Click
here
for a 2012 grant application.
• Mini-grant applications must be completed and submitted to the state Agriculture in the Classroom coordinator
(Attn: Holly Higgins, Kansas Farm Bureau, 2627 KFB Plaza, Manhattan KS
66503-8155) for signature by October 21, 2011.
• Applications to the American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture
must be postmarked by
November 1, 2011, for projects that are to be completed by November
15, 2012.
• Recipients of the grants will be announced by early March 2012.
The White-Reinhardt Fund for Education is a project of the AFB
Foundation for Agriculture in cooperation with the AFB Women's
Leadership Committee. The fund honors two former committee
chairwomen, Berta White and former chair of the Kansas Farm Bureau
Women's Committee, Linda Reinhardt, who were leaders in early national
efforts to expand the outreach of agricultural education and improve
agricultural literacy.
2011 Mini-Grants Awarded to
State and County Farm Bureaus:
Ada County, Idaho: Traveling
Man Who Fed the World
classroom set and
curriculum.
Alaska Ag in the Classroom:
Portable white board system
to write and review
high-tech lessons on ag
literacy.
Arizona Farm Bureau:
Creation of a “petting zoo”
with animal-sized cutouts
and facts.
Brown County AITC, Wis.: Red
Barn Learning Center kits
for elementary grade
students.
Calhoun County Farm Bureau,
Ill.: Spring planting/fall
harvesting program to show
the growth cycle of corn and
soybeans.
Calhoun County Farm Bureau,
Mich.: Accurate Ag resource
kits.
Gratiot County Farm Bureau,
Mich.: Grow a pizza
project—students grow their
own plants.
Hiawathaland County Farm
Bureau, Mich.: Incubators
for hatching demonstrations
and a lending library.
Huron County, Mich.:
Placement of Ag Quest
packets in schools.
Indiana Farm Bureau:
Traveling flip cameras for
filming farming operations,
ag days and school
demonstrations to share with
students.
Isabella County Farm Bureau,
Mich.: Portable greenhouses
and gardening books.
Jackson County Farm Bureau,
Wis.: Ag activity kits on
apples, bees, cranberries,
corn, soybeans, dairy,
sunflowers, forestry and
nutrition.
Kendall County Farm Bureau,
Ill.: Professional display
board on careers in
agriculture, technology and
food science.
Lincoln County Farm Bureau,
W.Va.: Lincoln Learning
Garden to increase student
knowledge of where food
comes from.
Manitowoc County Farm
Bureau, Wis.: Traveling ag
presentation and materials
kit.
Marion County Farm Bureau,
Fla.: Ag-Ventures event
education stations and
“make-and-takes.”
McHenry County Farm Bureau,
Ill.: Seasons of Change
displays with facts on food,
fiber and fuel.
Michigan Farm Bureau:
Captain Food Fabulous
series: Exploring the
Wonders of Michigan’s
Natural Resources.
Missaukee County Farm
Bureau, Mich.: Traveling
book barn library.
Monroe County Farm Bureau,
Ill.: Accurate Ag book
library and Ag Mag prizes
for schools at National Ag
Week events.
North Dakota Farm Bureau: Ag
Day at 30 local libraries
with book reading and
hands-on activities.
Rock Island Farm Bureau,
Ill.: Horticulture outreach
program.
Russell County Farm Bureau,
Va.: Hands-on What’s Growing
in Virginia? activities and
From Cow to Carton program.
Shelby County Farm Bureau,
Ohio: Watching the Seeds
Grow school garden project.
Virginia Foundation for Ag
in the Classroom: Donation
of Ready, Set, Grow! books
to 200 Classrooms.
Wexford County Farm Bureau,
Mich.: Traveling book barn
library.
Windham County Farm Bureau,
Conn.: Planting a pizza
garden project.
Wisconsin Farm Bureau: The
Agriculture – Bringing Music
to our Lives project takes
ag-related songs and
incorporates them into
lessons.
Guide to Programs
Changing
Perceptions, Unlimited Possibilities
is the theme for the AFB
Women's Leadership Committee for
2010-2011. Following a strategic
planning session, the committee
members determined the theme to
describe how the members feel about
their role.
There are many areas in agriculture
and in the general community where we are challenged to change
perceptions about agriculture, family farms and ranches and about the
role of women in agriculture. We have accepted the challenge to make a
difference and to change some of those perceptions through direct
contact, educational programming, leadership development programs and
speaking out for our industry. The committee members also recognize the
unlimited possibilities for women in agriculture.
As the number of women as principal
operators on farms and ranches increases, so will the role of women in
leadership in agriculture. The possibilities for involvement in the
industry are limitless and the goal of our committee is to provide the
leadership tools needed to make a difference. Our four priority areas
for 2010-2011 are:
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Influencing Political Perceptions
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Influencing Public Perceptions
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Unlimited Leadership Possibilities
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Unlimited Community Possibilities
Click
here to view and download the 2010-2011 AFB Women's Leadership Committee
program brochure.
Letter from the
Kansas Chair - Helen Norris
Committee Overview
An Off-the-Farm Job and the Farm Bureau Women's Committee
2012 Planning Calendar
Materials from the "Top
10 Reasons to Have a Women's
Leadership Committee" workshop:
Materials from the "Warming up to
DIY Programs" workshop:
Women Managing the Farm
Conference
Save these
dates!
The 2012 conference
is scheduled for
February 10 & 11 at the
Hyatt Regency in
Wichita.
More
information
concerning
the 2012
conference
will be
posted as
soon as it
is available
or you visit
the
conference
website
here.
Women's
Committee
Meetings
The State
Committee of Farm Bureau
Women met November 16, 2011 in
Manhattan, Kan. Click
here
to see the minutes from the
meeting.
Meet Your State Women's Committee
CHAIR
Marieta
Hauser
- Grant County
Serving since 2012
Picture and bio available
soon.
DISTRICT ONE
Jennifer Brunkow
- Pottawatomie County
Serving since 2008
Jennifer Brunkow is a
proud to carry the
banner of agriculture
education into the
schools in Pottawatomie
County. She is the
library aid for
Westmoreland Elementary
School and often
incorporates agriculture
education modules into
her everyday curriculum.
In
addition to her duties
at Westmoreland
Elementary, she is a
partner along with her
husband, Glenn and
father-in-law, Darold on
their fifth generation
family farm. The
Brunkow’s operate a
diverse operation
consisting of a cow/calf
herd, sheep flock and
crops including; corn,
soybeans, wheat and hay.
Recently, they embarked
on a new enterprise
involving direct beef
sales.
Jennifer and Glenn have
two children, Isaac, 14,
and Tatum, 12, who
assist in the family
operation and may some
day be the sixth
generation. When not
busy caring for the
cattle, sheep or crops,
Jennifer is busy
assisting with 4-H
projects, coaching
sports teams or being
active in the First
Presbyterian Church in
Wamego. Oh and in her
spare time, Jennifer
currently serves on the
Kansas Farm Bureau
Women’s Committee as the
District 1 Chairwoman.
DISTRICT TWO
Lois Moss
- Johnson County
Serving since 2007
Hi, I'm Lois
Moss and I have served on the
State Women's Committee for the
2nd District since 2007.
For 30
years I dedicated myself to
education and the growth of
the upcoming generation.
Now being on the Johnson
County Farm Bureau
Association Board, I have
been very active in all of
their many projects. All of
my life I have enjoyed doing
for others.
My
husband Bob and I run a
small cow/calf herd, Angus
and Hereford, in Johnson
County and in Douglas County
we have our row crops,
soybeans and corn. We
attend numerous workshops on
crops, farm and cattle
management and continually
work toward improving our
operation.
Bob works
as an outside salesperson
for NAPA. This means winter
and summer chores are up to
Bucky, our yellow lab, and
myself during the week.
In my
spare time, I enjoy
traveling, cooking,
gardening and anything new,
creative, and challenging.
Our lives
have been blessed being able
to continue as the 3rd
generation on our family
farm.
DISTRICT THREE
Denise
Mentzer
- Woodson County
Serving since 2010
Denise Mentzer and
husband, Craig, farm about
1,800 acres where they run
cow-calf pairs and
background calves while
finishing a few. They
sell commercial Angus bulls,
operate a pasture cleaning
business, and do custom
haying and fencing.
They plant corn, soybeans,
wheat, lespedeza and other
crops as needed for crop
rotation, livestock grazing
and hay. They
participate in CRP, utilize
field borders and stream
bank native grass strips,
terraces, no-till,
conservation tillage and
planted 725 trees.
Denise has served the Allen
County Farm Bureau
Association as a Voting
Delegate and Women's Chair
and led activities such as
Fall Ag Day, Earthy Day,
Farm-City Day, Food
Check-Out Week, ag education
lessons and distribution of
the Kailey Ag Adventures
book series.
Denise has been active in
the community serving on the
Parent Teacher Organization,
Iola City Slickers 4-H Club
Leaders, Farm-City Day
committee, Christian Women's
Club, Country Charmers FCE
unit, and as a member of the
Calvary United Methodist
Church as a Sunday School
teacher and Bell Choir
member.
Denise and Craig have four
grown children.
DISTRICT FOUR
Susan Long
- Cowley County
Serving Since 2007
Susan Long was elected District 4 Farm
Bureau Women's Committee chair at the 2007 annual meeting.
Susan serves on the Cowley County Farm Bureau Board as Vice
President and Women's Chair.
When Susan gets involved in a project it is with 100%
dedication.
Hands-on activities for women and farmers in general are
projects that especially appeal to Susan. Several projects
including Women’s Only Farm Tour, International School Lunch
Program, Food Check Out Day, Day at the State House, Farm
City Week, Cowley County Fair Booth, century Farms, Annual
County Meeting, Scholarships, Ag Safety Week, Listening
Post, and Issue Surfacing tells how involved Susan is in her
Farm Bureau work.
In addition to Farm Bureau, Susan is involved with her work
and community. Susan has worked for the Farm Service
Agency in Cowley County for over 18 years. She is a member
of Soroptimist, a National women helping women organization
where she just served a 3 year term as
Vice President and was co-chair of the Projects and
Community Committee. She is a member of the local American
Legion Women's Auxiliary. She also serves on the Kansas
Association of Support Employees Board as Past President and
the National Association of Support Employees as President.
Susan is active in her church.
Susan helps her husband Darrell farm in Cowley County; they
raise Wheat, Soybeans, Sunflowers, Milo and vegetables in
the garden. Darrell is a Captain at the Winfield Fire
Department and currently serves on the Valley Coop Board and
is a Trustee and Deacon in his church.
Darrell and Susan have two awesome sons; David and Matthew.
David
travels around the central United States building swimming
pools. Matthew is a Corporal in the United States Marine
Corp and just married in April 2008. He is currently
deployed to Afghanistan. Please keep our service men and
women in your prayers. God Bless America!
DISTRICT FIVE
Marilyn Martin - Cloud County
Serving since 2006
Bio not submitted.
DISTRICT SIX
Cathy
Russell
- Ellis County
Serving
since 2012
Picture and bio available
soon.
DISTRICT SEVEN
Marjorie Cartmill
- Harper Co.
Serving since 2006
I was
elected to the State Women's Committee in 2006. I have
served as the Women's Chair at the county level since
1998 and during that time I served one term as Vice
President and 2 terms as President. I have served the
past nine years as an advisor to the County FSA board
and have recently been elected to a two-year term on the FSA board. I do volunteer work for the Anthony
Ministerial Alliance, served as the chairperson for the
nominating committee for the Harper County Conservation
District and I am very active in the Anthony Assembly of
God church.
My Husband
Dan, who is a retired Hospital Administrator and I have
a cow/calf operation and grow wheat and hay. I
enjoy doing anything outside.
We have
three children, nine grandchildren and two great
grandchildren which we enjoying spoiling.
DISTRICT EIGHT
Signe Barnes
- Ness County
Serving since 1990
Signe Barnes
has been the Ness County Women's Chair for several
years.
The main
project we have participated in has been Food Check-out
Day. We have had displays in the grocery store, sold
bread for .10 a loaf (about the farmers share of wheat
in the loaf), given away gift certificates for groceries
to the needy, contributed to the food bank in the
county, put table tents in several restaurants. I also
gave a presentation to the Rotary club explaining Food
Check-out Day. During Kansas week in January I have
done the Ice Cream in a Bag for school children.
DISTRICT NINE /
VICE CHAIR
Gay Beth Moore - Haskell County
Serving since 1971
I have
appreciated the many
experiences that Kansas Farm
Bureau has provided in Ag
Education, Leadership,
Safety and Health, and
Political Advocacy for one
willing to serve in this
family organization.
I began my service with the
Young Farmers and Ranchers
Committee in Kansas as well
as the opportunity to serve
on the AFBF YF & R
Committee. Currently I am
the 9th District Woman's
Chair serving on the State
Committee of Farm Bureau
Women and I serve as its
Vice Chair. I also have the
privilege of serving on the
State Resolutions Committee
as its Vice Chair.
Haskell County is my home
county and I have served on
many of their committees an
offices, including my spell
at President.
Favorite activities have
included Leadership America,
Food Check-Out, Ag in the
Classroom, Be Ag Wise, the
resolution process,
legislative visits, and
Political Advocacy.
DISTRICT TEN
Susan May
- Decatur County
Serving since 2007
Susan and Roger May farm with Roger's family in Decatur
county, in western Kansas. The May family homesteaded
the land in 1887, and Roger is the fifth generation to farm
this land.
Susan and Roger
are the parents of two wonderful children: Ryan, 17, and
Erin, 12. They are past members of the Young Farmer and
Rancher State Committee, and the winner of the AFBF's YF&R
Achievement Award in 1992. Susan won the Outstanding
Young Farm Woman Award. Both Roger and Susan have held
many local offices in the Decatur County Farm Bureau
Association. Susan served on the Public Image Task
Force.
They have a cow/calf
operation and sell certified
seed wheat. They
grow wheat, corn, milo, sorgum and hay. Roger
currently serves on the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
and the Kansas Crop Improvement Association.
Susan is a
former teacher. She now
volunteers at Oberlin's
cooperative women's dress
shop, The Dresser, and
shoots picture for the local
newspaper.
She is active in community
service, 4-H, and church
projects. She served on the Executive Board of Directors for the
Decatur County Extension Service, and currently serves on the local Board of
Directors for Sunflower Cinema. Susan enjoys
gardening, reading and scrapbooking.
Susan graduated
from Fort Hays State University with Summa Cum Laude honors.
She is extremely committed to the promotion of agriculture.
Her favorite quotation is "bloom where you are planted."
EX-OFFICIO
Helen Norris - Sumner County
Serving
in this position since 2012
Helen Norris serves on the American
Farm Bureau Women's Leadership
Committee, being elected at the
2003 AFB Annual Meeting.
She was elected Kansas
Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
chair at the 1997 KFB annual
meeting.
She has previously served as
Women's Committee Chair for the
KFB 4th District and Sumner
County Farm Bureau. She
has also served as the Sumner
County Farm Bureau president of
the Board, secretary of the
Board and safety chair.
She was the 1990 KFB Leader of
the Year, and in 1996 Norris and
her family won the Sumner County
Farm Bureau Farm Family of the
Year Award. She received the
1995 Sumner County Extension
Council Appreciation Award and
the 1996 Sumner County Friend of
4-H Award. In 1997 she conducted
seminars in Russia about farm
association organization and fun
raising. In 1999 and 2001,
she conducted seminars in
Ukraine about record keeping and
farm management.
Norris continues to work with
Sumner County Farm Bureau. She
is an active member of the
Wellington Church of Christ
which includes teaching Ladies
Bible Class. She and her
husband have worked with the
"Let's Start Talking", teaching
English in Thailand using the
book of Luke.
She attended Oklahoma Christian
College and Kansas State
University, earning a bachelor's
of home economics education and
a master's of Foods and
Nutrition from Kansas State
University. Norris and
her husband, Thomas, have
three grown children: Marty
Sue, Eric and Lisa.
She is also a proud
grandmother of six.
Board Advisor:
Marieta Hauser (Serves as Chair)
Staff Liaisons:
Holly Higgins - Director
Serita Blankenship - Program Assistant
DA Liaison:
Pam Dankenbring - 5th
District Administrator
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