Today we would like to feature another one of our board members, Sara Frank.

Sara grew up in Lake and Geauga counties, and currently resides in Geneva, Ohio. She attended Lakeland Community Community College, where she studied biology and botany. Sara has been a Farm Bureau member for the past three years and is new to Ashtabula’s board this year. Her family includes her husband Daniel Frank and their two dogs, Poppy, an English Black Lab, and D.Va, a tiny toy poodle.

She grew up on a farm raising a large vegetable garden as well as chickens, geese and goats. Now, Sara helps her husband run Cold Springs Orchards along with his family. The orchard has been in her husband’s family for 90 years.

Sara is a Farm Bureau member because “My mother-in-law, Lynn Frank, got me involved. I enjoy being part of something bigger and decided I wanted a more active role in the community.”

Sara is an aspiring poet, she wears mismatched socks for good luck, and claims that she and her husband are both huge nerds.

Please joining us and thanking Mrs. Sara Frank for her dedication to Ashtabula County Farm Bureau.

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