K
endall Bradley, daughter of Brian and Sarah Bradley,
is from Edna and will attend Cisco College to study
Education. She has been a member of the EHS
Silver Spurs Dance Team, Edna’s FFA Chapter, Texas
Association of Future Educators, Student Council
and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She participated in
basketball, track, golf, and yearbook while in high school.
Kendall has also been a part of the 4-H Saddle Club for
10 years, 4-H County Council for six years, Jackson County
Youth Fair Ambassador for six years, Rhythm Flight Dance
Project for 11 years, and is a member of the First Baptist
Church Youth Group. She is a member of the Phi Theta
Kappa Honor Society at Coastal Bend Community College.
Kendall received Grand Champion Lamb in 2014, Reserve
Champion Lamb 2017, and Jackson County Youth Fair
Duchess in 2016 and 2017. Upon graduation, Kendall plans
to pursue a career in teaching. She has always strived to be
an active member in her community and a great role model.
Kendall has worked very hard through the years and will
continue to do so as she strives to make a difference in the
lives of others.
W
ill Anderson, son of Andy and Rhonda Anderson,
is from East Bernard and will attend Baylor
University to study Business. He participated
in the National Honor Society, Future Business
Leaders of America, Fellowship of Christian
Athletes and Spanish Club. Will played football, basketball,
baseball and track. He won District Defensive MVP his senior
year in football and was selected as team captain by
the players. He is a member of the Lissie United Methodist
Church and proudly serves the community and his church.
Upon graduation, Will plans to continue the family tradition
as a fifth generation farmer and rancher. He believes that
the best way to prosper in the modern Ag industry is by
obtaining a degree. Will is passionate about farming rice on
the Gulf Coast of Texas and hopes to one day expand the
farm operation. Until then, he will continue to work hard and
save money to ultimately pass on the way he was raised to
the generations to come.
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