Simpson County Bicentennial Pageant:
A Celebration of Heritage and Beauty
Introducing Simpson County's 2024 Bicentennial Ultimate Queen: Mrs. Tiffany Kinslow!
Tiffany Kinslow grew up in Mendenhall, MS, married a Magee Trojan, and the rest is history. Tiffany, and her husband, Raynold Kinslow, are the proud parents of Samuel Kinslow. Tiffany is an active member of her Magee Community, as well as across the County. We are so excited to have her represent the Simpson County Bicentennial, as our Ultimate Queen! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
Tiffany Kinslow grew up in Mendenhall, MS, married a Magee Trojan, and the rest is history. Tiffany, and her husband, Raynold Kinslow, are the proud parents of Samuel Kinslow. Tiffany is an active member of her Magee Community, as well as across the County. We are so excited to have her represent the Simpson County Bicentennial, as our Ultimate Queen! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
Photo by: Shannon Marie Studio NINE
Contestant Details:
Hair color: brown Eye color: Hazel Favorite food: filet Favorite TV Show: Suits Hobbies: traveling, hiking, volunteering, and serving at Shower Power (Shelter for people with no home.) Career/Plans: full time realtor, owner of The Social Collective (Social Media Marketing Company), previous vice president and president of the chamber of commerce, chair of the Magee Preservation Commission, director of Simpson County Development Foundation for 6 years, District 2 Director of Simpson County Economic Development District and has served on the Community Engagement Council and the Excel by 5 Community Committee. |
"What Simpson County means to me." by Tiffany Kinslow
"What makes Simpson County so special to me is it's where I was born, where I grew up, and where I still reside. It’s where I met the love of my life and we raised our son.
To me, Simpson County means community. It's where my family lives, where friends are just around the corner, and where walking into any store means running into someone you know. It's a place that offers endless opportunities to give back, to step up, and to make a difference. It's where I've found myself in numerous leadership roles, working alongside others who are just as passionate about serving our community. Simpson County is also about supporting each other. We're a community that thrives on entrepreneurial spirit, always welcoming new ideas and businesses with open arms. We cheer each other on because we genuinely want to see everyone succeed. I love Simpson County, and I'm incredibly grateful to call it my home."
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SIMPSON COUNTY BICENTENNIAL QUEENS
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Note: Each Contestant gallery is private, and password secured.