Posted on July 24, 2012 at 11:05 AM by Global Reach

For those of us who work and volunteer within the 4-H organization, those are familiar words. For Terry Hooyer, those words are a lifestyle.
Since 1972 Terry has volunteered his time, money, animals, expertise, advice, help, and more to the 4-H program, more specifically, to 4-H’ers.
Sioux County may be Terry’s home county, but his generosity and influence does not stop with family nor at the county line. 4-H’ers in many counties have Terry to thank for a livestock project; rabbits, poultry, sheep, goats and more. Along with the animal there is usually advice and encouragement, and always some good-natured kidding.
Beginning in 1972 as a club leader for the Plato Pluggers
4-H Club, Terry’s 40 years of volunteering has gone on to include serving as a superintendent for sheep, rabbitt and poultry. He currently is a member of the Sioux County Extension Council and the 4-H Youth Committee.
The 4-H program depends on caring adults, like Terry Hooyer, to help our youth reach their full potential.
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