State Youth Leaders

Miss Minnesota
Job's Daughter 2020-2022

Stephanie B
Bethel 88, Farmington

My name is Stephanie and I am Miss Minnesota 2020-2021. When I was younger, I always looked up to the current Miss MN so I would say the most inspiring part of my role is the fact that there are young girls looking up to me and hoping to be like me when they grow up. That always makes me want to be a better person and do better things. When I was five, I was pretty sure I’d be a princess. Just like every other young girl, I always had the dream of growing up and becoming a Disney princess, and honestly I still do, but I’m glad I had the opportunity to be a princess in Job’s Daughters and I wouldn’t trade that for anything. The best piece of advice I’ve ever been given was more of a changed way of thinking rather than advice. It was given to me by a coworker when he asked me why I was nervous about something and I told him it was because I was afraid I was going to mess up, and my coworker asked me if it was, instead because I wanted to do well. Since then, that has changed my thinking on most, if not all of the challenges I’m faced with.
In another life, I’m pretty sure I was an aquatic creature of some sort. I’ve always loved being in the water and in the ocean there are endless places to explore. One skill that I have that I believe will help me as Miss MN is how extroverted and talkative I can be with most anyone.
In the next year, I want to strengthen the bond between all other masonic bodies. I am a strong believer that we truly are stronger together and that we can accomplish many great things if we all work with each other. My personal motto would probably be “You got this girl” partly due to the fact that I whispered it to my mom when she was installing chaplain at one of my first installations. And partly because it reminds me that I truly am capable of doing anything I set my mind to.
When not at Jobie events, I can be found out and exploring wherever I can and I usually have a camera of some sort in my hands. I love capturing a single moment in an image knowing that it will never be the same again.

Grand Bethel Honored Queen
2020-2022

Madison C
Bethel 88, Farmington

My name is Madison Crooks and I am the Grand Bethel Honored Queen for 2020-2021! The most inspiring part of my role is being able to help each individual and Bethel become better with their ritual work and inspire them to find their own passion. I have always loved animals so when I was 5 years old, I wanted to be a veterinarian. The best piece of advice I’ve ever been given is “you get out what you put in” because it taught me that if I want something, I must work for it. In another life, I’m pretty sure I was a dog, mainly because I have such a great love for them but also because I love to make others happy!

The best skill I bring to my role as Grand a Bethel Honored Queen is my positivity. My positivity shows my passion and lifts people to believe they can do whatever they put their mind to. My goal for this year is to spread happiness to everyone I meet and to spread awareness of mental health with the help of my charity NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). This ties into my motto for my year “when the raindrops come tumbling, remember you’re the one who can fill the world with sunshine” by Snow White. When I am not at Jobie events, I can be found gardening, playing with puppies, and watching Netflix.

Miss Jr Jobie
2020-2022

Audrey M
Bethel 48, Anoka

My name is Audrey and I'm Miss Junior Jobie for 2020-2021.The most inspiring part of my role is encouraging girls to get the most out of Jobies that they can. When I was 5, I was pretty sure I’d be a teacher when I grew up. The best piece of advice I’ve ever been given is you get out as much as your put into something. In another life, I’m pretty sure I was a pioneer women.

I think the best skills I bring to this role is my dedication, my passion for Job’s Daughters and my willingness to help others. One of my goals is to stay safe and try to volunteer more regularly. “Hard work and dedication can lead to living out your dreams”

When not at Jobie events, I can be found swimming, volunteering at the local Animal Humane society and hanging out with friends.

Daughter HIKE Coordinators
2021-2022

Brin P & Dee P
Bethel 85, Savage

We are Brin and Dee, two sisters who are very different yet similar. We are both Girl Scouts as well as members of Rainbow for Girls and 4H.

Brin was born in China and was 4 ½ when she arrived in the USA; when Brin was 5, she and Dee became sisters. Brin is great at doing stats for the wrestling team and is very talented artistically.

Dee has a twin brother. She spends time during the summer doing outdoor activities. Dee participates in cross-country skiing and synchronized swimming. Dee also loves to sing.

HIKE has become very special to us in the past 2 years. Brin has significant hearing loss in both ears and it does not affect just her, it affects the whole family! Our family has and is learning everyday the importance of hearing aids through Brin.

This year we are planning on doing some fun things that we hope you will join in to help HIKE accomplish all that they can this year! The first thing that we are asking you to do is to partner with your Masonic family to do a garage sale. Think of all the stuff your family has been cleaning out this past year. You can do a 100% HIKE sale or have the Bethel/Masonic family/building fund get a portion and a portion goes to HIKE.

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Miss Minnesota
Job's Daughter 2020-2022

Grand Bethel Honored Queen
2020-2022

Miss Jr Jobie
2020-2022

Daughter HIKE Coordinators
2021-2022