An unfortunate event took the life of Kellie Stockton, who was a well-liked citizen of Beulah who had only recently graduated from Colorado State University-Pueblo. Her premature passing has caused her town to be in a state of sadness. She was not only a well-known figure in the area, but she was also a source of motivation for a great number of young ladies who competed in rodeos.
Stockton's dedication to the sport of rodeo and her lifetime passion for the sport resulted in her being crowned Miss Rodeo Colorado 2019 at the Greeley Stampede, which took place a month ago. This renowned title marked the beginning of an exciting and important year for Stockton, which was packed with advocacy, education, promotion, and mentoring for other individuals who aspire to become rodeo queens.
Additionally, as a result of her position as Miss Rodeo Colorado, she was given the prestigious chance to represent her state at the Miss Rodeo USA pageant, which took place in Las Vegas. During the course of her reign, it was anticipated that Stockton would spend around two hundred days traveling around the state in order to promote rodeo and represent the spirit of Colorado's rich rodeo legacy.
Since her early days as a young cowgirl, when she participated in local saddle club fun days known as gymkhanas, she had fantasized of having a schedule that was as strenuous as this one. Those who knew her were able to see her unwavering commitment and boundless excitement for the rodeo, and her legacy will continue to serve as a source of motivation for future generations.
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