67 Years of Celebrating 4-H Gold Star Recipients
Wednesday | December 11, 2024

Every year, young adults are honored with 4-H Gold Star Awards. The Gold Star Award is the highest county achievement award. South Plains Electric Cooperative, along with other area electric cooperatives, has had the honor of recognizing these young adults for 67 years. Many of our leaders have deep roots in the 4-H program.

We would also like to recognize area 4-H clubs, parents and leaders for developing leadership, advancing agriculture, improving living standards and enriching family and community life.

The dedicated men and women of Texas AgriLife Extension Service, who provide the leadership and training for 4-H clubs, receive our special thanks. Supporting the 4-H program is part of how South Plains Electric Cooperative does business. We deliver reliable service at the lowest possible cost, while looking out for our communities.

Gold Star Recipients

Cameron Jones, son of Shane and Jennifer Jones, Crosby County

Claire Mayo, daughter of Casey Mayo, Crosby County

Sydney Miller, daughter of Jason and Janell Miller, Hale County

Rachel Walden, daughter of Richard and Cynthia Walden, Hale County

Jayton Ayers, son of Jamie and Christy Ayers, Lubbock County

Reese Bading, daughter of Ryan and Sarah Bading, Lubbock County

Brynlee Edwards, daughter of Billy and Cory Edwards, Lubbock County

Kendra Messer, daughter of David and Patti Messer, Lubbock County

 

Salute to Excellence

Angie Carver, Hale County

 

Distinguished Leaders

Shane and Jennifer Jones, Crosby County

Joe Mustian, Hale County

Patti Messer, Lubbock County