Annual Dues $15
Taylor Miller
20500 Sioux Drive
Lebanon, MO 65536
(dues must be paid by April 15)
On a state level, junior memberships are available for any young person from birth through their 22nd birthday. The Missouri Junior Hereford Association is widely recognized across the country for its strength in both numbers and enthusiasm. One of the greatest events of the year is the Junior National Hereford Expo where members across the state level travel across the country to meet up with other junior members across America and Canada. Missouri members enjoy camaraderie among each other, the 1200+ entry Hereford show and many contests and events throughout the week-long activity. The junior association holds several meetings throughout the year and many fun activities planned for junior members and their families. We hope you will become a member today!
Taylor Miller
20500 Sioux Drive
Lebanon, MO 65536
(dues must be paid by April 15)
President: Gavin Rhode
Stewartsville, Missouri
Vice President: Cade Shepherd
Mt. Vernon, Missouri
Secretary: Tory Miller
Lebanon, Missouri
Treasurer: Taylor Miller
Lebanon, Missouri
Reporter: Kristin Waters
Norborne, Missouri
Fundraising Chair:Kinleigh Bolin
Walnut Grove, Missouri
Co-Fundraising Chair: Mary Grace Warden
Halfway, Missouri
Director: Jorja Ebert
Holt, Missouri
Director: Haleigh Ferguson
Smithton, Missouri
7765 NW Hwy NN
Stewartsville, MO 64490
816-261-4819 Jeff Cell
816-261-4821 Susan Cell
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2045 PCR 520
Perryville, MO 63775
573-517-2999
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20500 Sioux Drive
Lebanon, Missouri 65536
317-341-3846
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The Power of a Thank You
Most of us were taught to say “please” and “thank you” from a very young age. These words show our gratitude for kind gestures that family, friends and even strangers do for us every day. A thank you can be shared in many forms including a written note sent by mail, an email, a text message or words of appreciation delivered in person. There is no right or wrong way to extend your thanks, but a handwritten note is the most traditional way to show your gratitude and typically has the biggest impact on the receiver.
Writing a thank you note can be challenging. Here’s five easy steps to guide you through this process:
Your note of thanks can be written on a formal thank you note or a simple piece of paper. Write as neatly and clearly as you can and always go back and read your note before sealing the envelope and dropping it in the mail. Make sure the envelope is addressed properly and don’t forget the stamp.
Your involvement in many activities would not be possible without the generosity of sponsors, volunteers and others who contribute time and resources to youth programs. Be sure they know just how much their kindness is appreciated.
Jeff and Susan Rhode, Missouri Junior Hereford Association Advisors