Delisle honoured at award night

Katherine Delisle of the Borderline 4-H Lamb Club was honoured with a 25-year leadership certificate.

Katherine Delisle holds a handmade thank you card from the Rock Creek Fair Association. Delisle chose not to run again for the association’s board of directors, though will be staying on as an active member. Several weeks earlier Delisle was presented with a 25-year leadership certificate for her service with the Borderline 4-H Lamb Club. She was also the winner of the 2015 Rock Creek Fall Fair lamb carcass division.

Katherine Delisle holds a handmade thank you card from the Rock Creek Fair Association. Delisle chose not to run again for the association’s board of directors, though will be staying on as an active member. Several weeks earlier Delisle was presented with a 25-year leadership certificate for her service with the Borderline 4-H Lamb Club. She was also the winner of the 2015 Rock Creek Fall Fair lamb carcass division.

Katherine Delisle of the Borderline 4-H Lamb Club was honoured with a 25-year leadership certificate at the club’s award night in December.

Delisle has been the head and project leader of the club since shortly after its inception in 1990. Originally formed by Sol Klein and Liz Everson, Delisle joined Borderline that same year and has since been an enormous influence on the club’s youth. With a quarter century of service under her belt, Delisle has, in some families’ cases, taught two generations of sheep lovers, and the members are grateful to have such a dedicated, caring leader.

Delisle was also a long-standing director with the Rock Creek Fair Assocation, and, upon her decision not to run for election to the 2016 board, was presented with a custom-made thankyou card by the executive at the association’s annual general meeting in January. She was also the fall fair’s winner for best lamb carcass at the 2015 Rock Creek fair.

All-in-all, a very successful year for a well-respected, always modest individual.

 

Boundary Creek Times