2008 Little Miss Lindon Royalty

The Little Miss Lindon Pageant has been a Lindon tradition since 1986.  The pageant was started by Colleen McMillan, wife of the Lindon city mayor at the time, for Lindon girls ages 11-13.  The program, now in it's twenty-first year, helps these young women by building self esteem, developing talents and serving the community.  The pageant started as a spark and grew into a flame that continues to spread throughout the city because of the service of our Little Miss Lindon Royalty, contestants, and their families.  During the pageant, each contestant completes a community service project of her own choosing. 

Congratulations to the 2008 - 2009 Little Miss Lindon Royalty:

"Plant Love, Harvest Happiness"

Little Miss Lindon - Calee Gardner Attendants - Breanna Pennock, Hannah Earl, Jenna Southard, Kaela Wittingham

When we serve others, share our talents, help someone, or do a good deed, we plant a seed that can grow and spread and leave a harvest of happiness for others to enjoy.  One person can make a difference:

 

"A happy person makes a happy home.  A happy home promotes a happy neighborhood.  Such a neighborhood affects a city which in turn inspires a state.  A happy state touches a nation.  A happy nation helps create a happy world.  So being a happy person is the most important thing in the world."

 

We are hoping to spread this cheerful theme in eveything we do.

Contact the City Center at 785-5043 if you would like the Lindon Miss Lindon Royalty to attend your function or event.

Contestants in the 2008-2009 Little Miss Lindon pageant. 

This year's pageant theme was "Miracles Happen"