Iowa State University Extension & Outreach Master Gardener Coordinators - Northwest
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1 Master Gardener Coordinators - Northwest Stacie Hewett, shewett@iastate.edu Buena Vista County, Jill Mims, jmims@iastate.edu Calhoun County, Mary Tuttle, mtuttle@iastate.edu Cherokee County, Jo Engel, joengel@iastate.edu Sarah Dirks, sdirks@iastate.edu Clay County, Susan Boettcher, boettche@iastate.edu Dickinson County, Britney Rosburg, britneyr@iastate.edu Emmet County, Yvonne McCormick, yvonne@iastate.edu Hamilton, Humboldt, & Webster, Trece Lonneman, trece@iastate.edu Hancock County, Kandice Tomlinson, kandicem@iastate.edu Ida County, Margaret Murphy, mmurphy@iastate.edu Lyon, O Brien, Osceola & Sioux, Melissa Beerman, mbeerman@iastate.edu Monona County, Angie Strohman, angies@iastate.edu Palo Alto County, Janelle Johnson, janelle@iastate.edu Plymouth County, Holly Frerk, hfrerk@iastate.edu Pocahontas County, Lora Wright, ldwright@iastate.edu Sac County, Ashley Buol, abuol@iastate.edu Winnebago County, Katelyn Brinkerhoff, kbrink@iastate.edu Woodbury County, Sarah Seymour, seymour1@iastate.edu Wright County, Updated April 12, 2018
2 Master Gardener Coordinators - Southwest Katherine Rohrig, krohrig@iastate.edu Adair County, Ann Carter, acarter@iastate.edu Audubon County, Julee Grell, juleeg@iastate.edu Carroll County, Kate Olson, keolson@iastate.edu Cass County, Mallory Jamison, mjamison@iastate.edu Clarke County, Paige Amenell, pamenell@iastate.edu Kathy Thul, kthul321@iastate.edu Crawford County, Jack Van Laar, jvanlaar@iastate.edu Decatur County, Mary Ebert, mebert@iastate.edu Guthrie County, Carter Oliver, cpoliver@iastate.edu Harrison County, Shirley Miller, shirleym@iastate.edu Mills County, Rachel Bergren, rbergren@iastate.edu Montgomery County, Jill Kadel, jkadel@iastate.edu Pottawattamie East, Kathy Moore, kmoore16@iastate.edu Pottawattamie West, Dawn Dugan, dawnd@iastate.edu Ringgold County, Paulette Madson, pmadson@iastate.edu Shelby County, Jenny Ernst, jernst@iastate.edu Taylor County,
3 Master Gardener Coordinators - Central Alex Merk, alexmerk@iastate.edu Boone County, Megan Will, mwill@iastate.edu Dallas County, Darwin Miller, darwinm@iastate.edu Hardin County, John Krzton-Presson, johnkp@iastate.edu Jasper County, Suzette Striegel, striegel@iastate.edu Mahaska County, Lauren Petersen, lpeterse@iastate.edu Marion County, Chelsea Martens, chelsea@iastate.edu Marshall County, Nancy Eichmann, nancyike@iastate.edu Polk County, Catherine Lents, clents@iastate.edu Poweshiek County, Katie Williams, kwillia@iastate.edu Story County, Cortney Garrington, cortneyg@iastate.edu Warren County,
4 Master Gardener Coordinators - Southeast Lynn Firkins, lfirkins@iastate.edu Appanoose County, Joyce Coppess, coppess@iastate.edu Cedar County, Mark Schroeder, marks2@iastate.edu Clinton County, Stephanie Knox, sknox@iastate.edu Davis County, Teresa Friedel, tfriedel@iastate.edu Des Moines County, Darbee Wellman, dwellman@iastate.edu Henry County, Pam Henry, prhenry@iastate.edu Iowa County, Taylor Sickels, tsickels@iastate.edu Jefferson County, Katharinna Bain, kbain@iastate.edu Keokuk County, Whitney Weisinger, weisinge@iastate.edu Lee County, Kathy Vance, vancek@iastate.edu Louisa County, Theresa Voss, tjvoss@iastate.edu Lucas County, Krista Regennitter, kristar@iastate.edu Muscatine County, Becky Bray, bbray@iastate.edu Scott County, Jen Lamos, jenlamos@iastate.edu Wapello County, Nancy Adrian, nadrian@iastate.edu Washington County, Shannon Bielicke, bielicke@iastate.edu Johnson County,
5 Master Gardener Coordinators - Northeast Julie Christensen, juliechr@iastate.edu Allamakee County, Greg Walston, gwalston@iastate.edu Benton County, Steven Eilers, seilers@iastate.edu Black Hawk County, Ron Lenth, rlenth@iastate.edu Bremer County, Ashley Sherrets, sherrets@iastate.edu Buchanan County, Nancy Jensen, nejensen@iastate.edu Butler County, John Sjolinder, sjolinde@iastate.edu Cerro Gordo County, Sarah Merrifield, merrifie@iastate.edu Chickasaw County, Holly Loan, hloan@iastate.edu Clayton County, Jade Hargrafen, jadeh@iastate.edu Delaware County, Lesley Milius, lmehmen@iastate.edu Floyd County, Shari Sell-Bakker, sellbakk@iastate.edu Grundy County, Sue Barnes, skbarnes@iastate.edu Howard County, Amber Matthiesen, amber@iastate.edu Jeannett Kruse, jlkruse@iastate.edu Jackson County, Jennifer Fischer, jenfisch@iastate.edu Jones County, Linn County, Darla Olson, daolson@iastate.edu Mitchell County, Cheryl Bruene, cbruene@iastate.edu Tama County, Beth Holthaus, bethh@iastate.edu Winneshiek County, Mary Clagett, mclagett@iastate.edu Worth County, Ray Kruse, rakruse@iastate.edu Dubuque County, Deb Kahler, dkahler@iastaet.edu Fayette County,
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