IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Local auctioneers Randy Stabe, of Hinton, and Clint Vos, of Lawton, were honored at halftime of Friday's Iowa-Nebraska football game at Kinnick Stadium for their charity work.
The pair were designated as Iowa's 2022 Scheels Heroes in the annual Heroes Game, which recognizes and celebrates local heroes representing both schools who inspire others and positively impact the community.
The longtime Hawkeye fans have volunteered their auctioneer services to nearly 30 nonprofit organizations, raising millions of dollars for charity in more than 25 years. The Boys and Girls Club has benefited from their services for more than 40 years. In addition to donating their time, the two often donate or buy items at charity functions to further support the cause.
"It was evident through multiple entries received that Randy and Clint were affirmed by so many for their outstanding charitable work with countless organizations, clearly standing out as local heroes who made a tremendous impact in the community. We're proud to recognize Randy and Clint at game day in Kinnick -- Hawkeye fans and notable local heroes who align perfectly with our values," said Nathan Johnson, communications and sponsorship manager for Scheels, the title sponsor of the Heroes Game.