Morris Nelson of Washburn (far right) is inducted into the North Dakota 4-H Hall of Fame in Minot. He is accompanied by (from left) North Dakota 4-H Foundation President Maureen Ming, Bob and Kim (daughter) Erlandson of Bismarck and Barb Goehring of Jamestown.
Morris Nelson of Washburn (far right) is inducted into the North Dakota 4-H Hall of Fame in Minot. He is accompanied by (from left) North Dakota 4-H Foundation President Maureen Ming, Bob and Kim (daughter) Erlandson of Bismarck and Barb Goehring of Jamestown.https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsreleases/2013/july-22-2013/n-d-4-h-foundation-honors-volunteers-longtime-4-h-families/morris-nelson-of-washburn-far-right-is-inducted-into-the-north-d/viewhttps://www.ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsreleases/2013/july-22-2013/n-d-4-h-foundation-honors-volunteers-longtime-4-h-families/morris-nelson-of-washburn-far-right-is-inducted-into-the-north-d/@@download/image/2013-07-26.1179975574
Morris Nelson of Washburn (far right) is inducted into the North Dakota 4-H Hall of Fame in Minot. He is accompanied by (from left) North Dakota 4-H Foundation President Maureen Ming, Bob and Kim (daughter) Erlandson of Bismarck and Barb Goehring of Jamestown.
