Highest FFA Degree Obtained: American FFA Degree Your Ag Instructor(s) name(s) (Mr./Mrs. First and Last): "Mr. Don Thorn, Mr. Del Chase" Ten to fifteen different words that describe your ag teacher: "Patient, persistent, encouraging, ornery, dedicated, enthusiastic, passionate Ram fan, tireless advocate for agriculture" Your home chapter(s) name i.e. What is on the back of a freshman jacket where you went to school: McClave List three to five awards or accomplishments you achieved as an FFA member that you are most proud of: "American degree, state champion parliamentary procedure team, #1 chapter in Colorado (National Chapter Award), Colorado State Executive Committee Member" Fondest Memory of being in FFA or a connection that you have to FFA if you were not a member: International experience to Costa Rica as a state officer If your ag teacher were with you today, what would you want to tell them regarding the impact that FFA and your instructor had on your life? "I text him not infrequently when I'm reminded of some skill or bit of information that he taught me! But truthfully, I wouldn't be where I am today without FFA and my ag teachers. FFA gave me the leadership skills and confidence to successfully pursue my dream of becoming a doctor." What advice would you give FFA members today? "You get out of FFA what you put into it. Get involved. Go to conferences, join a judging team, run for office."