About Me
From the Pine Belt to the Miss Louisiana stage.
I grew up watching the women in my family carry a community on their shoulders. I want to continue that responsibility of giving back to my community in Union Parish, LA.
My Story
Roots, runway, and a reason.
I was born and raised in El Dorado, Arkansas, where I learned early that the people who hold a community together rarely make the headlines. After my afformative years I went on to Louisiana Tech University, where I served as Miss Louisiana Tech University 2025 — a title I carried the way the best titleholders do: as a microphone, not a trophy.
Today I hold the title of Miss Union Parish and am preparing to compete for Miss Louisiana, dedicating the run to a cause that is deeply personal to me: Alzheimer's awareness.
My work pairs the visibility of the Miss Louisiana stage with real fundraising for the Alzheimer's Association. Every appearance, partnership, and conversation I make along the way is a chance to convert attention into action.
When I am not advocating for Alzheimer's awareness, I'm continuing to grow as a leader and future professional. I am a proud Sigma Kappa alumna and I am currently pursuing my MBA at Louisiana Tech University-GO DAWGS!
Beyond my advocacy and education, I believe it is important to make time for the people and hobbies that bring balance to my life. I Iove to read, dance, travel, play golf, snuggle my kitties (Bentley & Bella) and cook. One day I hope to create a cookbook-I have a killer guacamole recipe!
“You don't fix something this big all at once. You fix it one person at a time.”
— Hannah Brotherton
Moments
to share.
Thanks for being here. If you've got a story about a loved one living with Alzheimer's, I'd love to hear it.
— Hannah