Queen Candidates

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Timber Vermillion

The Kincaid Fair is proud to introduce Timber Vermillion, age 15, as one of this year’s Fair Queen candidates. Timber is sponsored by the Kincaid Lion’s Club.

She is the daughter of Dawn and Travis Vermillion and the granddaughter of Wilma Shaw. Timber is a sophomore at Anderson County High School, where she is involved in Softball, Rodeo, and Trap Shooting.

Looking toward the future, Timber hopes to stay involved in agriculture, though she hasn’t decided on a specific path just yet.

Timber is also active in the community as a member of the Kincaid Selma Community Church. In her free time, she enjoys riding horses and reading books.

When asked about her favorite part of the Kincaid Fair, Timber said there are simply too many memories to choose from—she loves the whole event!

A fun fact about Timber is that she shows rabbits, and she is especially proud of her horses.

Nora Thompson

The Kincaid Fair is excited to introduce one of this year’s Fair Queen candidates, Nora Thompson, age 15. Nora is proudly sponsored by the Believe It or Not Club.

She is the daughter of Blake and Hannah Thompson and the granddaughter of Rick and Connie Thompson. Nora is a sophomore at Anderson County High School, where she keeps busy with many activities including serving as Football and Wrestling Manager, participating in Choir, Softball, FFA, Drama Club, and Science Club.

Looking ahead, Nora plans to pursue a career that involves caring for animals, a passion close to her heart.

Outside of school, Nora is actively involved in the community. She works at the Mildred Store and attends Colony Cowboy Church. In her free time, she enjoys painting, drawing, reading, doing nails, riding horses, writing, and singing.

When asked about her favorite part of the Kincaid Fair, Nora shared that she loves helping her dad in the Lion’s Club Stand, a tradition that has become a special memory for her.

A fun fact about Nora is that she has a real talent and love for painting and drawing. Of all her accomplishments, she says she is most proud of her mom and dad.

Violet Henderson

The Kincaid Fair is excited to introduce Violet Henderson, age 14, as one of this year’s Fair Queen candidates. Violet is proudly sponsored by the Kincaid Masonic Lodge #338.

She is the daughter of Garen and Jamie Henderson and the granddaughter of Judy and the late Wayne Henderson and Bonnie and Darrin Dalsing. Violet is a freshman at Crest High School and plans to attend college in the future with a focus on the Arts.

In the community, Violet lends a hand by helping with Bible school classes in the summer and assisting with the Good News program at her church after school.

Her hobbies include riding her 4-wheeler, drawing, fishing, playing with her dogs, and swimming. One of her favorite memories at the Kincaid Fair is spending time with friends while playing on the wrecking ball blow-up.

A fun fact about Violet is that she dreams of living in the big city someday. She is especially proud of making the honor roll at school.