The 2024 Loudoun County Fair is dedicated to John Mosesso!
When I joined the Board and the Fair Committee eight years ago, I was fortunate enough to work closely with John. He wasn’t just helping manage ticketing; he was making sure every visitor felt welcomed from the moment they stepped up to the gate.
John is a unique volunteer. He is not here because of personal or business ties to the agricultural community—he is here because of his unwavering love for THIS community. His commitment comes without the expectation of any tangible benefits. He simply gives his time, his energy, and, most of all, his heart, to ensure our fair thrives.
In getting to know John, one quickly realizes the breadth of his dedication. He may seem like he’s all over the place, but that’s because he is everywhere he’s needed, all at once. Even when faced with challenges—and I admit, at times from myself—he has shown nothing but resilience and kindness. His spirit remains undeterred, a testament to his incredible character.
Behind the scenes, John is the unsung hero who makes the fair run smoothly. Many may not see all he does, but today, we shine a spotlight on his efforts. We recognize the invisible load he carries and the visible joy he brings to all of us who attend and cherish this fair.
John, on behalf of the entire Loudoun County Fair community and all those who benefit from your tireless efforts, we thank you. We are all deeply grateful for your decade of service, your boundless energy, and your kind heart. Thank you for being the backbone of this event and for showing us all what true dedication looks like.
Today, as we celebrate the fair, we celebrate you. You embody the spirit of community and volunteerism that makes the Loudoun County Fair a highlight of our year.
Thank you, John, for everything.
Your Fair family
Beginning in 1963, a Fair Dedication was made to an individual, family or business that had served the Fair and the 4-H program in an outstanding way. We express our sincere appreciation to all those recognized for their commitment to our community.
| 1963 – Eugene Sykes | 1984 – The Frank Keesling Family | 2005 – Mike Wieben |
| 1964 – Robert J. McCray | 1985 – “Golden Anniversary” year. Dedicated to all who made the past 50 years possible. | 2006 – Steuart Weller |
| 1965 – Frank W. McComb | 1986 – Loudoun Times Mirror & WAGE Radio | 2007 – Mary & Mitch Miller |
| 1966 – Lawrence H. Taylor & Marvin Simpson | 1987 – Juanita & Caroline Graham / Helen White | 2008 – Marty Beamer |
| 1967 – William I. Whitmore | 1988 – Edgar Tillet | 2009 – Terry Corle |
| 1968 – J. Lupton Simpson | 1989 – William H. Harrison | 2010 – John Smith |
| 1969 – Ellen “Granny” Stowers | 1990 – Carol S. McComb | 2011 – Dan Virts |
| 1970 – Mr. & Mrs. William Cockerill | 1991 – Henry Stowers | 2012 – The Robert Kimble Family |
| 1971 – Mr. & Mrs. Joe Dillon | 1992 – W. Jack Brown | 2013 – Jim Colbert |
| 1972 – W. R. “Dot” Heasley | 1993 – James R. Wordsworth | 2014 – Mike Bramhall |
| 1973 – W. Jack Brown | 1994 – Jim & Edna Cross | 2015 – Robert Miller |
| 1974 – Mr. & Mrs. Charles Fletcher | 1995 – Elsie Maylott & Barbara Sidwar | 2016 – Kevin & Reece Murray |
| 1975 – The Ernest Herndon Family | 1996 – The Homer Thompson Family | 2017 – Doug & Stephanie Fidler |
| 1976 – Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Arnold | 1997 – Barbara Jennings | 2018 – Claire Griffith |
| 1977 – The William Moreland Family | 1998 – Jane McCall | 2019 – Faith Barney |
| 1978 – Mr. & Mrs. R. Nelson Ashby | 1999 – Eddie & Marty Potts | 2021 – Kim & Rodney Monroe |
| 1979 – Francis, Virginia, & David Peacock | 2000 – Tommy & Tamma Payne | 2022 – The Ketterman Family |
| 1980 – Henry & Gladys Creele | 2001 – Richard & Laura Brown | 2023 – Cindy Huddleston |
| 1981 – Barbara Baird | 2002 – Dr. George Washington | 2024 – John Mosesso |
| 1982 – Dan Clemons | 2003 – Bob & Ann Hereford | |
| 1983 – Mabel Rollinson | 2004 – Bob Tillet & Craig Damewood |