Every little girl's dream is to one day become a princess. Little did I know I would be able to grow up in the eyes of princesses and being a royal sister, princess in training, and official photographer. I was able to see my sister crowned not only once but four times. I able to experience the parades, coronations, promotional events, and most of all being surround by princesses. Once I saw all that my sister experienced as royalty my dream became real. I dreamed that I too would be apart of that experience in the sparkle section, have little girls look up to you, and sharing my passion with everyone I met. Last year was when I began to make it my reality. I had the privilege of becoming a candidate for my town and county fair. I felt that God had a plan for me. I did not know if these programs would be apart of it but I knew the experience would be. Even though I was not one chosen by the judges for those titles but God had a different plan for me. Being a princess is more than the crown, the sash, and the dresses so I still can represent my home town and county fair in my life.
April of 2014 my dream came true and reality. I had the honor to become a 2014-2015 Dairy Princess. I knew I would one day run to represent the dairy industry and I am so grateful to give back to a passion of mine. When I applied I knew I was in for a wild adventure but little did I know that the girls I met would be such amazing young women who represent their communities and festivals wonderfully. I would be able to travel Wright County promote dairy and being a spokesperson for the dedicated farmers of the dairy industry.
Being a princess is about who you are and what you believe in. I believe that the dairy industry is something that is a benefit to society even if some people say it is not. I grew up around dairy farm and being able to see where milk products truly comes from is a blessing. I thankful that we can have milk products that can provide us with nine essential nutrients, like Calcium and Vitamin A & D, in just one serving.
Now on April 11, 2015 I was chosen to be a Dairy Princess for a second year. God has truly blessed me with this amazing experience. I am able to continue to be an advocate for the dairy industry. Through out this year I hope to share my experience as a 2015-2016 Wright County Dairy Princess.
God Blessings and continue to support your local dairy farms,
Your 2015-2016 Wright County Dairy Princess
Bethany Kozitka