Miss American Fork

76th Annual Miss American Fork Pageant

Saturday, June 25 American Fork Junior High “It is difficult to summarize a year of growth, but as I reflect on my year as Miss American Fork, I am overwhelmed with gratitude and admiration for this city. This year, I have been so humbled by the efforts our community has made to come together and forge connections with each other as our city has begun healing in the aftermath of a pandemic. Participating in Steel Days, Storytime at the library, town halls, and symphony concerts among other events has shown me the power and unity that can stem from active, involved communities. “I am proud to call American Fork my community. As the saying goes, “It takes a village”. As an American Fork native, many of you are part of the village that supported and led me to where I am today. I am grateful for you and truly am honored to have been given this opportunity to serve and represent you.”

Aubrey Moedl

Miss American Fork 2021

About Aubrey

When she’s not wearing a sash and crown, Aubrey is a dedicated scholar, a talented musician, and a service-minded leader. Aubrey is a Dean’s List neuroscience major at BYU, where she serves as Editor-in-Chief of BYU’s neuroscience journal, Chiasm, and works as a senior research assistant in the Steffensen Neurobiology of Addiction Lab. She also works as a behavioral health technician at a local eating disorder treatment facility and plans to pursue a career in the medical field. As Miss American Fork, Aubrey is passionate about speaking to school groups and at community events as part of her social impact initiative, which aims to prevent Utah suicides by encouraging conversations about mental health. In June, Aubrey proudly represented the city of American Fork at the Miss Utah Organization’s Scholarship Competition. In her free time, Aubrey volunteers at the Encircle Home for LGBTQ youth and at Big Brothers/Big Sisters with her eight-year-old “little”. She also served as an LDS missionary in Leeds, England. The Miss American Fork Pageant will be held June 25 at 7:00 p.m. at American Fork Junior High School (20 W. 1120 N.). We are excited for this to be the kickoff event for Steel Days this year! Come and see 12 of American Fork’s fabulous young women compete for a $3,000 scholarship! The evening will include amazing talent, elegant evening wear, and on stage questions. It will be an exciting night that you won’t want to miss! Tickets are $10 and may be purchased online or at the door. Children ages 3 and up need a ticket.

76th Annual Miss American Fork Pageant