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Hey everyone! It’s been so nice to be back home for a couple of weeks in Tennessee. Now, I am working on reaching out to sponsors to let them know how much the organization and myself appreciate their generosity. We couldn’t do it without them! I have already spoken with a few sponsors, and it’s wonderful to know that we have a team of amazing people willing to help in any way they can. Since I have been back home, I was able to go to the annual Girlfriends’ Gala in Decatur, Alabama with my Morgan County Sheriff’s Rodeo committee. It was nice to be able to spend time with the wonderful group of women who made my year as the MCSR Queen unforgettable! The Girlfriends’ Gala is a fundraiser put on by the United Way Women’s Leadership Council. This fundraiser raised approximately $40,000 for The Circle Ranch, a camp for foster children. This is a wonderful organization that promotes equal opportunities, starting in their community. I was very interested to learn about this organization and the impacts they had made in Decatur, Alabama. This was a fun night spent with great people! As you can see in the pictures, it was a Masquerade themed party. This Saturday, I will be attending a gala for the 50th anniversary of the University of Tennessee at Martin College Rodeo in my hometown. Even though I am no longer on the UTM Rodeo Team, I am honored to be a part of the promotion of the hometown college rodeo. Our college rodeo prides itself in filling the stands each night of the rodeo, drawing in thousands of spectators. I am looking forward to seeing some of my rodeo family come together to celebrate fifty years of successful college rodeos! This month is a month of preparation before my travel as Miss Rodeo USA begins! While I appreciate the opportunity to get ready for the year, I can’t wait to get started! I have been dreaming about this year since I was little, and I can’t wait to share my adventures with all of you!
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2/9/2018 04:30:34 pm
Summer, 8/6/2019 07:26:08 pm
My friends know that I love attending fundraising events because that is my simple way of helping other people who are in need. The Girlfriends’ Gala seems to be a good event with a good cause that's why I support it with all my heart. I've been supporting this for almost years now, and I don't have any plan of stopping that's why I am so honored to be part of their success! On the other hand, it is 50th anniversary of the University of Tennessee at Martin College Rodeo; I am sure everyone would love to be part of it! 4/8/2024 04:41:48 pm
The university of tennessee at martin college rodeo in my hometown. Even though i am no longer on the utm rodeo team, i am honored to be a part of the promotion of the hometown college rodeo. Thank you for the beautiful post! 8/13/2024 03:25:04 pm
A few weeks back in Tennessee, I enjoyed the scenic beauty, rich history, and warm hospitality. It was a memorable trip filled with great experiences and Southern charm. 8/13/2024 03:42:11 pm
A few weeks back in Tennessee was a delightful experience. From exploring scenic spots to enjoying local cuisine, every moment was filled with Southern charm and warmth. 8/13/2024 05:00:28 pm
I will go to an occasion for the Fiftyth commemoration of the College of Tennessee at Martin School Rodeo in my old neighborhood. Despite the fact that I am at this point not in the Utm Rodeo Crew, I'm regarded to be a piece of the advancement of the old neighborhood school rodeo. Thank you, amazing post! 8/14/2024 04:11:44 pm
I'm regarded to be a piece of the advancement of the old neighborhood school rodeo. Our school rodeo values filling the stands every evening of the rodeo, attracting huge number of onlookers. I'm anticipating seeing a portion of my rodeo family meet up to celebrate fifty years of fruitful school rodeos! 8/14/2024 04:42:39 pm
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