KENDRA

I was raised in the small rural town of Lebanon, Missouri. Regardless of the size of the town, there was never a dull moment. I found plenty of ways to stay out of trouble or get into trouble, whichever way you desire to interpret my occupation of time. If it was dangerous and I could get my hands dirty doing it, I was the first in line. My parents couldn’t keep me off of the 4 wheelers, dirt bikes and go carts. I even loved helping my dad work on his race car and assisted him with promotional events for the racing sponsors.Being so active at such a young age, lead me into the competitive sports arena in middle school and high school. I was involved in basketball, volleyball, softball and track. I even drew attention from the University of Kansas for track.Don’t mistake me for the typical beautiful blonde that just stands around and looks good. Aside from the physical activities I loved and still love, my bubbly, spontaneous and driven personality is what will send you into a frenzy. I’m definitely not shy and thoroughly enjoy chatting with anyone. Throughout high school, I was in choir and drama club, in which I had a couple lead roles in various plays. I was also the anchor for the high school news station. Those home town folk know it as JNN, the Jacket News Network. I worked as a DJ for 4 years in a club that my parent’s owned. Yeah, that’s right, I can mix it with the best of em’.After high school I decided to apply social talents and good looks in the sales industry. I sold furniture at my uncle’s furniture store, which lead into interior decorating for residential homes around the Lake of the Ozarks. I continued this for almost 3 years until I got the itch for the city life.When I was 21, I packed up my things and headed for St. Louis, where there was more opportunity for me in the modeling industry. I began picking up a few promotional jobs here and there, but for steady income, I continued to work in the furniture business. I began taking night classes for medical management. This all kept me pretty busy for a couple of years until I began work at a chiropractic clinic. I was moved into a management role after about 9 months of working there. By this time my Agency, was really keeping me busy with promotional work all over the states. The agency quickly moved me into management role as the local model manager for the St. Louis area