Board of Trustees

The 27 elected and three non-elected members of the board of trustees have corporate powers and responsibilities necessary to direct all affairs of the Michigan 4-H Foundation.

Officers

PRESIDENT
Jamey T. Fitzpatrick
President
Michigan Virtual University
Lansing

VICE PRESIDENT
David B. Ramaker
President and C.E.O.
Chemical Financial Corporation
Midland

TREASURER
Michael D. McIntyre
Attorney/Certified Public Accountant
Michael D. McIntyre P.L.C.
Okemos

SECRETARY
Cheryl N. Booth
Michigan State University Extension Assistant Director and State Leader for Children, Youth, Families and Communities
East Lansing

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Philip A. Seitz
Hale

Trustees

Jeffery D. Armstrong
Dean, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Michigan State University
East Lansing

Pamala R. Babbitt
Babbitt's Sports Center
Muskegon

Sheila M. Burkhardt
Director, Member Relations and Public Affairs
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Fowlerville

Thomas G. Coon
Director
Michigan State University Extension
Williamston

Polly Diehl
Holland

Carlos A. Guzman
Ravenna

Smallwood Holoman, Jr.
Manager, Dow Promise
Dow Chemical Company
Midland

Allan C. Hooper
Economic Development Director
Consumers Energy
Jackson

Douglas E. Lewis
Director of Student Legal Services
University of Michigan
Milan

David L. Porteous
Attorney and President
Porteous Law Office
Reed City

Ronald H. Schoen
Executive Vice President & C.F.O.
Accident Fund
Laingsburg

Claudia J. Scioly
Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association, Michigan Division
Ann Arbor

Amanda G. Sollman
Brown City

Sara A. Stuby
Constantine

Mary E. Tatter
Watervliet

Kevin B. Thomas II
Belleville

Mark R. Williams
Hillsdale County Extension Director
Hillsdale

The Michigan 4-H Foundation, a public foundation headquartered in East Lansing, Michigan, USA, receives charitable contributions and special grants for the development and support of 4-H youth programs in Michigan. The foundation is licensed to solicit charitable gifts by the state of Michigan. (MICS 2751)