Woodville
Addison Carraway
Addison Lynae’ Carraway, daughter of Cody and Jaclyn Gray and Dustin and Anessa Carraway, is honored to represent Woodville as a Lady in Waiting. She will be escorted by Landen Richard Primrose, son of Isaac Primrose and Sarah and Cliff Russell.
Addison’s passion for helping others is reflected in her future career plans to become a nurse. In her spare time, she enjoys learning random medical facts and shopping.
She is excited to inspire the young girls at the Royal Tea and become part of their cherished Dogwood memories. Addison is involved in many high school activities, including National Honor Society, HOSA, Interact Club, Student Council, and cheerleading. She was also honored to be on the Homecoming Court.
Though Addison wasn't born in Tyler County, she’s proud to say, "I got here as fast as I could!" She looks forward to continuing her journey and contributing to the Dogwood Festival.
Kolbi Hutto
Kolbi Diane Hutto, daughter of Jamie Dykes and James Humphries, is honored to represent Woodville as a Lady in Waiting. She will be escorted by Aiden Izac Weeks, son of Brandon and Alana Weeks.
Kolbi plans to attend East Texas Baptist University on a cheer scholarship, where she will pursue a degree in nursing. A dedicated student and athlete, she has been actively involved in cheerleading, volleyball, track and field, tennis, and drill team. Additionally, she participates in HOSA, Interact Club, Student Council, Leo’s Club, One Act Play, Theater, FFA, Eagles for Christ, and serves as a Student Trainer.
Her hobbies include cheerleading and talking to her dog as if he were human. She enjoys warm weather, spending time with family, and trying to get as tan as possible. Her favorite Dogwood memory is getting ready with her cousins to watch their older relatives take the stage during the 81st Dogwood Festival.
Alyssa Johanson
Alyssa Lynae Johanson, daughter of Josh and Tina Johanson, is proud to represent Woodville as a Lady in Waiting. She will be escorted by Kaden Luke Michael Satterwhite, son of Mitch Satterwhite and Tiffany and Robert Borel.
Alyssa plans to attend Texas A&M University to pursue her dream of becoming a veterinarian. Her hobbies include showing livestock, taking pictures, and baking. She fondly remembers attending her first Dogwood parade at the age of five, an experience that left a lasting impression.
Throughout high school, Alyssa has been involved in the Interact Club, FFA, FCCLA, and 4-H Club. She was honored with the Rotary Youth Leadership Award for her dedication and leadership. Alyssa is passionate about animals, enjoys shopping, and has a special love for zebra print.
Taylor Greer
Taylor Audrey Greer, daughter of Tony and Lisa Greer, is honored to represent Woodville as a Lady in Waiting. She will be escorted by Wesley Wyatt Walsh, son of Wyatt and Rebecca Walsh.
After high school, Taylor plans to attend Stephen F. Austin State University, where she will major in kinesiology. She hopes to turn her passion for sports and fitness into a lifelong career.
Taylor enjoys playing volleyball and softball, as well as quilting and sewing. She also loves to cook and spend time with friends. One of her fondest Dogwood memories is preparing a dress with her grandmother to wear in the parade when she was in the 5th grade. She is especially excited for the Royal Tea, where she hopes to inspire young girls and show them the joy of being part of the festival.
During high school, Taylor has been involved in volleyball, softball, cheerleading, cross country, track and field, student council, HOSA, Interact Club, National Honor Society, and Leo Club.