SANDRA M STANWAY
Brooks Bulletin
Arlene Good of Brooks will be inducted into the 4-H Alberta Hall of Fame.
This distinguished recognition celebrates Good’s enduring contributions and leadership within the 4-H program, impacting countless members and leaders across Alberta.
Her journey with 4-H began as a member in Saskatchewan. She later become a 4-H leader in Alberta where she dedicated herself to the Brooks & Area and John Ware 4-H Beef Club.
“Her passion for rural youth development shines through in her roles as a leader, judge, and mentor. Good has spearheaded numerous programs, including the Newell District 4-H Judging Club, sheep and dairy projects and regional judging workshops. Her commitment to lifelong learning led her to create educational videos, enhancing accessibility for 4-H members across the province and beyond,” states a press release.
As chair of the Alberta Provincial Sheep Show and a pivotal figure in Summer Synergy, Good has been instrumental in expanding these programs, fostering strategic dialogue and strengthening community bonds.
Her efforts have led to increased sponsorships, participation and new learning opportunities for members. Known for her warmth and humour, Good is a beloved chaperone for youth trips, including the recent Setting Sails trip to Scotland where her dedication ensured a memorable experience for all participants.
Good said the induction is a culmination of members, leaders and sponsors.
“To be inducted into the 4H Alberta Hall of Fame is an honour. It is also humbling and it fills me with tremendous pride to receive this accolade,” she said.
“The 4-H Alberta board of directors is excited to recognize Arlene for her significant contributions to the 4-H community by inducting her into the 4-H Alberta Hall of Fame. As a long-time leader in our organization, she has demonstrated a deep commitment to improving 4-H programs both locally and across the province,” said 4-H Alberta Board Chair Christine Suominem.
The ceremony will take place next November.
