I am Kim Wilsoncroft. My husband, Chet, and I
have two sons: Thomas and Troy. Troy is a Sophomore and an honor
student at Doddridge County High School; Thomas graduated from
Liberty High School, Harrison County, last Spring. I will tell
you about Troy later. Now, let me tell you about our son, Thomas!
Thomas is a member of the Salem church of Christ.
He was baptized into Christ April 27, 2004.
During his high school career, Thomas achieved
these credits: Honor student; Who's Who Among American High School
Students (all four years); National Honor Roll Award Winner from
U.S. Achievement Academy; Member of Liberty National Honor Society.
Thomas' achievements were not all purely academic
he was also actively involved in FFA during his sophomore, junior,
and senior years. He was a member of the Liberty FFA Forestry
Team that placed 1st in the State Forestry CDE. Thomas placed
3rd individually in the state. Their FFA Forestry Team placed
6th at the National competition in Louisville, KY. Thomas placed
12th individually in the nation, receiving a $500.00 scholarship
from the National FFA Foundation.
He was a member of the Liberty Parliamentary Team
that placed 2nd in state competition. He was also a member of
the FFA Environmental and Natural Resources National contest team
that competed at Louisville, KY, and was elected president of
the Liberty Chapter of FFA in his senior year.
In July 2004, he was appointed State vice-president
of the WV Eastern Region by the FFA Advisory Committee. He will
represent the State FFA at several different events and activities
throughout his region and state.
Thomas is currently enrolled at Glenville State
College, majoring in Natural Resource Management with an emphasis
on Forestry.
Thomas has several outdoor interests, including
hunting, fishing, trapping, and ginsenging. In September of 2003,
he won 1st place at the Governor's Outdoor challenge at Stonewall
Jackson Lake. This completion involved proficiency with a bow,
.22 rifle, shotgun (skeet), and rod casting. It also included
wildlife, tree, and plant identification.
Each spring, Thomas helps his grandpa and grandma,
Harlen and Ruth Headley, in making maple syrup. When he wants
to relax, he is usually found strumming on his guitar and singing
his favorite songs.
Thank you for letting me tell you about our son.
Now, tell me about your children! -128 O Valley St., Salem, WV
26426.