Meet the 2018 Ada Farmers & Merchants Picnic royalty
By Monty Siekerman
Reigning over the F and M Picnic for 2018: from left—Peyton Williams, princess; Isabella Wagner, junior princess; T Clark, junior prince; Maverick LaRue, prince.
Standing behind them is Kaylee Watson, 2017 princess who now lives in Newcomerstown. They and their families sold more than $6,500 in tickets. Eighty percent of the sales goes to the F & M to support the park.
• Peyton, 3, is the daughter of Blake Williams and Sara Lansing.
• Isabella, 5, is the daughter of Matt and Tara Wagner.
• T, 4, is the son of Grandma Mullet.
• Maverick, 18 months, is the son of Steven LaRue and Cathy Kindle.
• Kaylee, a fifth grader, is the daughter of Megan and Jordan Wagner.
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