WATCH NOW: Retiring Address of National FFA Southern Region Vice President Jake Lingenfelter

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Only two more sessions until we meet the new 2025-2026 National FFA Officer Team.

During the 5th session today, we heard Southern Region Vice President Jake Lingenfelter’s retiring address.

This Georgia-native calls the Coffee High FFA chapter home. He was the 2022-2023 Georgia FFA South Region State Vice President.


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