In February, we said goodbye to the following individuals who left ISU Extension and Outreach:

• Summer Beery, Sioux County K-3 program coordinator.
• Katlyn Fell, Winnebago County youth coordinator.
• Tina Gress, Crawford County program coordinator.
• Melanie Jacobs, Buchanan County youth coordinator.
• Kristine Labertew, Warren County office assistant.
• Linda Severson, Winnebago County office assistant.
• Sarah Zwiefel, Wright County outreach and marketing coordinator.
• Darwin Miller, Hardin County extension administrator (retirement).
• John Flickinger, budget officer I, Office of the Vice President (retirement).

We welcome the following new staff:

• Riley Bodley, Allamakee County summer program assistant.
• Olivia Brcka, Cerro Gordo youth program assistant.
• Alexis Hooper, Boone County director.
• Lisa Jones, West Pottawattamie receptionist.
• Annemarie Litterer, Floyd County program coordinator.
• Josey Nolan, Howard County youth coordinator.
• Kevin Pottebaum, Woodbury County public relations and communications coordinator.
• Kaleena Middendorf, program assistant II, Conference Planning and Management.

In January, we said goodbye to the following individuals who left ISU Extension and Outreach:

• Angela Ayala, Dallas County program assistant.
• Richard Anderson, accountant II, Extension Distribution Center.
• Kim Brantner, field specialist II, Human Sciences.
• Willy Klein, food and environment specialist, Advancement.

We welcome the following new staff:

• Kathy Tobin, Clinton County office assistant.
• Sarah Tanis, Black Hawk County youth nutrition and 4-H outreach.
• Madeleine Bretey, Dickinson County youth coordinator.
• Loran Sneller, Ringgold County youth coordinator.
• Kelsey Wiese, Carroll County youth coordinator.
• Bobbi Finarty, Hardin County director.
• Shawnee Oswald, Jones County office assistant.
• Samantha Hasper, Warren County youth coordinator.
• Hannah Offenburger, Lucas County office assistant.
• Toni Wiese, Harrison County youth coordinator.
• Hilary Emmerson, program assistant II, 4-H Youth Development.