Kiss-A-Pig
Kiss-A-Pig
Each year graduating 4-Hers may submit an application to be considered for a post-secondary education scholarship.
Funds are raised through the support of community members. The person that raises the largest sum, has the honor of kissing a pig in front of our Saturday evening Grandstand audience.
This year’s contestants are:
Jared Cook is the owner of JCC Plumbing Services LLC. A lifelong resident of Purcellville, he has lived in the community since 1988.
Becky Weber’s dedication to Loudoun County’s youth and community runs deep. A proud 4-H parent since 2016, she has grown from a parent volunteer into a co-Leader of the Eastern Loudoun club and now serves on the board of Loudoun Fair & Associates. Becky also brings her passion for young people into Loudoun County Public Schools, where she substitutes as both a classroom teacher and front office staff — connecting warmly with students from elementary through high school. Her commitment doesn’t stop there. As a member of Evergreen Church,
Becky spends her summers giving back in meaningful ways: traveling to Wheeling, WV to build wheelchair ramps and serve alongside the House of the Carpenter, and participating in Make an Impact week — bringing hands-on help to organizations like Mobile Hope, JK Farms, and Loudoun’s shelter for the unhoused. Throughout the year, she coordinates meals and delivers them to Serenity House.
Born and raised in Loudoun County, Brian Damewood has worked hard for young 4-Hers since 2010 helping to maximize the value of their projects in the annual livestock auction. He is a partner of Damewood Auctioneers, a Loudoun County company proud to auction real estate, equipment, and estate collections. They conduct numerous fundraising auctions every year in our community. A graduate of Loudoun Valley High School and Virginia Tech, he makes his home in Purcellville with his wife of 16 years Catherine, and two children Penelope and Henry. Brian has served on the LFA Board of Directors for 5 years.