This is a complete listing of those individuals who received their Honorary American FFA Degree, the highest degree the National FFA can bestow upon an individual.  If you notice that someone is missing from the list please contact mnatusch@ctffa.org.

Year	Name	Affiliation at Time of Recognition
1953	R. L. Hahn	Retired State Supervisor of Ag Education, Connecticut
1954	Frank Atwood	Farm Program Director, WTIC Radio
1955	Ellis F. Clark	Teacher of Agriculture, Woodbury
1956	Joseph N. Gill	Commissioner of Agriculture, Connecticut
1956	Clarke B. Wood	Teacher of Agriculture, Falls Village
1959	S. Archie Holdridge	Teacher of Agriculture, Madison
1960	Emmett O'Brien	State Director, Vocational Education, Hartford
1961	David N. Stiles	Farm Manager, CT Light and Power, Berlin
1961	Nathan P. Cushman	Father of National Officer, Nat Cushman, Lebanon
1966	W. Howard Martin	Assoc. Professor, School of Education, University of Connecticut
1967	Governor John Dempsey	Governor, State of Connecticut
1970	Hugh J. Ripper	Teacher of Agriculture, Woodbury
1972	Llewellyn L. Turner	State Ag Consultant, Hartford
1973	Philip Hoyt	Teacher of Agriculture, Killingly
1976	William Allen Cowan	Professor Animal Science, University of Connecticut
1982	Daniel Digiulio	Middletown High School, Middletown
1987	George Wheeler	Housatonic Valley Reg High school, Falls Village
	Roger W. Lawrence	State Ag Consultant, Hartford
1987	Dr. Alfred J. Mannebach	Teacher Educator, School of Education, University of Connecticut
	David Hopson	Teacher of Agriculture and retiring Board member of National FFA
2003	Patricia L. Natusch	Connecticut FFA Foundation Administrator and retiring Board member National FFA Foundation, Board of Trustees, Coventry
2003	Milton S. Natusch	State Ag Consultant, Coventry
2004	Barbara Feinstein	Stamford, CT
2006	Patricia Jepson	College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, UCONN
2007	B. Harrison Griffin	Teacher and Department Head, Suffield Agriscience Program, Suffield High School
2007	Mrs. Harrison Griffin	parent of Sara-Jean Griffin who received the degree when Sara-Jean qualified as a finalist in the Star Agribusiness category at the National Convention