Northeast Counties Farm Bureaus, which include Ashtabula, Geauga, Lake and Trumbull County Farm Bureaus, are excited to announce the winners of the Gun Raffle through the Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation. 

2022 Gun Raffle Winners

July 1 Drawing

  • Prize: Glock 19             
  • Pick 3 Friday Night Number: 841
  • Winner:  Jeff Magyar, Ashtabula County 

July 4  Drawing

  • Prize: Two (2) Heritage Rough Riders Limited, USA Flag, 22 LR, 6.50″ barre   
  • Pick 3 Friday Night Number: 536
  • Winner:  Robbie McKee, Lake County 

 July 8 Drawing    

  • Prize: Silver Eagle 12 Ga Over/Under  
  • Pick 3 Friday Night Number: 799
  • Winner:  Tim Lachey, Ashtabula County

July 15 Drawing

  • Prize: Springfield Hellcat with Optics 
  • Pick 3 Friday Night Number:  060
  • Winner: John Kachurik, Trumbull County 

 July 22 Drawing    

  • Prize: Mossberg Patriot 450 Bushmaster 
  • Pick 3 Friday Night Number: 741
  • Winner: Mark Bockelman, Trumbull County

 July 29 Drawing

  • Prize:  Henry Golden Boy 44 Rifle
  • Pick 3 Friday Night Number: 
  • Winner:  Jonathan Kinser, Lake County

Raffle tickets were $20 each with all proceeds supporting each county’s impact funds to support programming and events that will expand and grow agriculture’s footprint in the county and encourage youth development in agriculture.

All 1,000 tickets were sold through June 30, 2022.

Winners are drawn every Friday in July using the Ohio Pick 3 evening draw, with a special July 4th “America” draw using the Ohio Pick 3 Evening Draw.

Congratulations to our winners and a special thank you to each and every one of you who sold and purchased raffle tickets,

 

 

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