Congratulations to Cheyenne Pautz, from Twin Rivers for being our July 4-H Member of the Month!
Over the past year, Cheyenne has shown tremendous growth as a youth leader and mentor, becoming a positive role model for younger members while truly living the values that make 4-H special. Her willingness to step up, lend a hand, and encourage others has helped strengthen our club and county programs.
Last year, Cheyenne served as the Jefferson County Youth Livestock Treasurer, and this year her fellow members recognized her leadership by electing her as Vice President. Whether she’s helping behind the scenes at events, supporting fellow members, or taking on new challenges, Cheyenne is always willing to contribute wherever she’s needed.
One area where her leadership really stood out this year was helping lead the county’s Swine Project programming, sharing her knowledge and helping younger members grow their skills and confidence. She also takes advantage of every educational opportunity available, continually working to improve herself and learn more.
Cheyenne’s dedication recently helped earn a spot on the state champion Livestock Judging Team, which will represent Wisconsin at the AKSARBEN Livestock Judging Contest this September. While this accomplishment is impressive, what stands out even more is the work ethic, teamwork, and positive attitude she brings to every experience.
Thank you, Cheyenne, for her leadership, willingness to serve, and commitment to helping others succeed. We are proud of the example she sets and grateful for the way she models the ideals and culture of 4-H every day. Head, Heart, Hands, and Health… Cheyenne exemplifies all four!