{"id":10017,"date":"2017-05-26T07:00:10","date_gmt":"2017-05-26T11:00:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/extension.umaine.edu\/4h\/?p=10017"},"modified":"2025-11-24T14:11:39","modified_gmt":"2025-11-24T19:11:39","slug":"4-h-fix-hazel-goodwin","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/extension.umaine.edu\/4h\/2017\/05\/26\/4-h-fix-hazel-goodwin\/","title":{"rendered":"4-H Fix: Hazel Goodwin"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hazel Goodwin<\/strong><\/span><\/h1>\n

By Ron Drum, Statewide 4-H Program Professional\/Associate Director 4-H Resource Development<\/em><\/p>\n

What do you say to someone who has given a lifetime of service to 4-H? It\u2019s a bit of a puzzle, actually. The usual things we say to folks to let them know we appreciate what they\u2019ve done, just don\u2019t seem to fill the need in this case; don\u2019t go far enough, cover enough ground. You see, this is no typical situation; nothing typical about it at all. We toss around the term \u201clifetime\u201d as if it had little meaning but in this case, \u201clifetime\u201d actually means \u201cLIFETIME\u201d!<\/p>\n

This year Hazel begins her 63rd year volunteering for 4-H! That\u2019s as long as some people live! Sixty-three years. That\u2019s longer than I\u2019ve been alive and I go back some, myself! I mean, I go back to Sputnik<\/a>!<\/p>\n

Who does anything, except perhaps live<\/em>, for 63 years!?<\/p>\n

Hazel Goodwin, for one.<\/p>\n

Hazel has been rendering volunteer service, quietly and calmly and in the best of all traditions, as Leader, or Assistant Leader, of the Four Leaf Clover 4-H Club of Shapleigh, Maine since 1954 — the very same 4-H club she\u2019d joined as a member back in 1931; the very same 4-H Club that may be Maine\u2019s longest continually operating 4-H Club (it organized in 1918)!<\/p>\n

\"4-Leaf<\/a><\/p>\n

But then, why shouldn\u2019t Hazel serve 4-H for a lifetime? It was through 4-H that Hazel found her footing in life and it was the FOUR LEAF CLOVER 4-H CLUB that helped give her that footing! Nine-year-old Hazel went to a Four Leaf Clover 4-H Club meeting in 1931, fell in love, and never left!<\/p>\n

Actually, while going to the 4-H club meetings, she fell in love TWICE! Once with 4-H and then a few years later, once with a fellow Four Leaf Clover 4-H Club member named Roland Goodwin.<\/p>\n

\"Newlyweds<\/a>Roland\u2019s older brother, Carlton, had just become the club leader when Hazel joined in 1931. He, too, started as a member of the club before volunteering to serve it as the leader. In fact, in 1928, while he was still a member but also serving as the club\u2019s Assistant Leader, Carlton was selected as York County\u2019s Outstanding 4-H Club Member of the Year. But it was his brother, Roland, who got Hazel.<\/p>\n

They were married Easter Sunday, April 1, 1945.<\/p>\n

They\u2019ve been together ever since.<\/p>\n

Hazel was a 4-H Member for 11 years, 1931-1942. Tough years, those. The Great Depression was in full swing when she joined 4-H in 1931 and World War II was in full swing when her membership ended in 1942. Things were a tad better in 1954 when, because her children had joined 4-H — of course the Four Leaf Clover 4-H Club — she decided to give back a bit to 4-H what 4-H had given her, by becoming a 4-H Volunteer. Usually, when a volunteer\u2019s children leave 4-H, the volunteer does too. Hazel enjoyed 4-H so much she stuck with it. In 1961, the club\u2019s primary leader, Violet Eagle, passed away. The club naturally turned to Hazel for leadership.<\/p>\n

It still does. The present leader, Else-Maria Cook, a 4-H Volunteer Hazel first recruited in 1973 and who became primary leader of the club in 1992, says she often seeks advice and input from Hazel about the club.<\/p>\n

\"Roland,<\/a>
Roland, Else-Maria Cook, and Hazel. Photo by Sally Farrell.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

So what is it about this club and the program called 4-H that Hazel likes so much? She says it is the chance to be a part of, and help, the community! According to Sally Farrell, her 4-H Agent,<\/p>\n

Hazel has been adamant that club members serve the community. The Four Leaf Clover Club cleans the town hall and fire station, plants flowers around the town, and serves the meals for the town meetings. As a result of the club\u2019s commitment to the town of Shapleigh, the town gives each resident child who is a member of 4-H a small yearly stipend. Hazel is also committed that the children not only learn about state and national history but makes it a priority to take members on field trips to local historic sites.<\/em><\/p>\n

Fund raising is another way the club gets involved. \u201cOne of the ways the club raises funds for York County 4-H is by having members and parents work at the Acton Fair 4-H food booth. Hazel has been volunteering at the food booth since 1954,\u201d reported Sally. An example of the club helping their town comes from 2013 when, during Shapleigh Community Day, the club sold lemonade and raffle tickets for a quilt and other gifts raising $150.<\/p>\n

While describing what Hazel means to the York County 4-H Program, Farrell said,<\/p>\n

Hazel\u2019s impact on the youth cannot be measured. Not just the 4-H members, but their families, as well! It is what makes her such a great 4-H Volunteer. She has truly touched many generations of families over the years and now is helping great-great grandchildren of her original members. Her club is a great example of letting the youth choose their own projects based on their own interests. The children drive the projects, not the leaders. Under Hazel\u2019s guidance, leaders are committed to helping the children find materials and support for their projects. Hazel has welcomed families into the club so a true community environment is on display during meetings. Older youth are encouraged to mentor younger youth in the club. What she also has are the babies and toddlers hanging out at the meetings with the parents so by the time these children are old enough to join as cloverbuds <\/em>[4-H Members ages 5-8], they have a great understanding of 4-H and it is a natural path to 4-H membership.<\/em><\/p>\n

If you ask Hazel why she\u2019s been involved for so many years, what she gets out of it, why she keeps doing this thing called 4-H, she\u2019ll tell you that she \u201cjust enjoys being with the kids\u201d! Sally has suggested, \u201cThere should be a \u2018Gettin’ It Done, No Drama Mama\u2019 award for people like Hazel who just volunteer because they like kids!\u201d But clearly it is more than that. This is a person who loves kids, cares about them, and wants to help them get their footing in life, much as she got hers, from 4-H.<\/p>\n

It isn\u2019t because she enjoys being with them as much as it is what she sees IN them and that she can do FOR them! Sally tells us<\/p>\n

Hazel makes sure that all youth are welcome regardless of disability. She currently has three members that are autistic. All members are offered the opportunity to participate in all activities and no one is left out. When people call the Extension office to enroll their child in a club, Hazel can be counted on to take on the more challenging youth. Hazel\u2019s club has a policy of taking any child regardless of disability. And it is one of the largest clubs in York County, always with more than 20 members.<\/em><\/p>\n

However, after all this, we are still left with the same question we began with: What do you say to someone who has, so far, at least, given 63 of her 95 years of life volunteering for 4-H?<\/p>\n

There isn\u2019t much that can be said, I guess, except, perhaps, thank you.<\/p>\n

\"Hazel<\/a>
Photo by Sally Farrell.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Thank you, Hazel. Very much.<\/p>\n

However, there IS something besides \u201cthank you\u201d you<\/strong> can say to Hazel next time you see her: \u201cCongratulations!\u201d Why? Because Hazel was recently named the 2017 Maine 4-H Salute to Excellence Outstanding Volunteer Achievement Award honoree<\/strong>, the highest honor bestowed upon 4-H Volunteers by the University of Maine 4-H Program! Not only that, but due to receiving this honor, Hazel becomes Maine\u2019s nominee for the 2018 National 4-H Salute to Excellence Outstanding Lifetime Volunteer Award. After 63 years of service, it still doesn\u2019t seem to be enough but it was the best we could do.<\/p>\n

Do you know someone who has made a difference in 4-H? Write and tell me about them and you may get them into a 4-H FIX!<\/p>\n

BTW, we believe Hazel is our oldest Maine 4-H Alum<\/strong>! If you know different, tell us about them and get THEM into a 4-H FIX!<\/p>\n

On June 9, visit the 4-H Fix for our third \u201cWhere are they now\u201d offering, this one bringing us up to date on Maine 4-H alum Betsy Carroll.<\/p>\n

Were you a 4-H Member? <\/strong><\/h2>\n

\"4-HUMaine 4-H wants to hear your story.<\/strong> Please take a moment to fill out our short form and Tell Us Your Story<\/a>! And don\u2019t forget! Go to 4-H.org\/RaiseYourHand<\/a> to vote for MAINE and show your pride as a MAINE 4-H alum!<\/p>\n

Click here to learn how to support UMaine 4-H<\/a>.<\/p>\n

University of Maine Cooperative Extension conducts the state\u2019s most successful out-of-school youth educational program through 4-H, a youth development program that has been empowering young people in Maine to reach their full potential since 1913.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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