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Princess Xandria Moss – The Stars of Miss Deer Park 2021

Though the Miss Deer Park 2021 event is over, we would love to honor all of the contestants and their achievements by showcasing each in their own spotlight article. Please help us congratulate each one of these wonderful young ladies of character.

Princess Xandria Moss: Her parents are Shane Moss and Jennifer Follansbee-Moss. Xandria  plans to attend Washington State University to become an architectural engineer. She is President of the Key Club, an FFA member and is working on the Girl Scout Gold Award. Her favorite TV show is “Criminal MInds”. She acknowledged Leilani Bly, who she first met in 3rd grade, whose kindness and home-made cookies will always be remembered. Xandria was awarded the Deer Park Princess 2021 scholarship as well as the Be the Light Award, Bill & Bette Cox Community Service and Scholastics scholarships.

Check out our results of Miss Deer Park 2021 article here: DPGazette.com/dpmiss2021 

The event was live-streamed by the Deer Park Gazette and can be viewed again here: DPGazette.com/dp21live

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