Donny Kopmann has been a dedicated volunteer for 25 years. He played an integral role in planning and constructing Warren County’s much-needed expanded livestock barn in 1998-99, which has served …
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Donny Kopmann has been a dedicated volunteer for 25 years. He played an integral role in planning and constructing Warren County’s much-needed expanded livestock barn in 1998-99, which has served generations of 4-H and FFA participants at the county fair.
Through his leadership in swine, he has mentored many Warren County swine show participants and enriched the lives of countless young people. He continues to give of his time and expertise as the county fair’s swine superintendent and swine leader.
