True Leaders in 4-H: Kyle Stokes
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This week’s True Leader in 4-H is Kyle Stokes, a 17-year-old 4-H member in Union County. Kyle has been a member of 4-H for 9 years and is a part of the Union County 4-H Teen Council. He has also participated in the County Activity Day talent and presentation competition and attended several county and district events. In his spare time, Kyle enjoys playing the piano, guitar, ukulele, and drawing digital art. Read below to learn more about Kyle and how 4-H has impacted his life.
What is your favorite component of the 4-H Program? My favorite component of the 4-H Program is that it helps me to be a better person. It encourages me to do the things that I love, like music. It also pushes me to learn new things like dancing and public speaking.
What does 4-H mean to you? 4-H means so much to me because of the friendships I made. I get to help others, which makes me feel so good inside. I am aware of what people are going through in my own community and can be a part of helping.
What is your most memorable 4-H moment? When I won a gold medal at the State level for public speaking. It was my first year and I had practiced so much. I was so nervous at first, but as I kept on, it got easier and easier. My 4-H leader supported me by coming to every event. It was an awesome feeling!
What makes you a True Leader in 4-H? I think I am a True Leader because I have been through all the areas of 4-H for so many years. I have learned to be well rounded in different subjects. Working on my career goals, education, community service has allowed me to be the best I can be.
If you were an animal, what would you be and why? I would be a wolf so I could live in the forest. I like to be with people, and wolves travel in packs!
Kyle (right) serving as a 4-H Ambassador at the Dancin’ in the Clover 4-H event.