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The 2019-2020 homecoming season had two members of the Hope Haven family feeling pretty royal! Brandon Lamb was the Grand Marshall of the Okoboji Homecoming Parade and Ruby Rockman was the Homecoming Queen at MOC-Floyd Valley High School.  

Brandon Lamb 

Brandon was Homecoming King in Spirit Lake back in 2014 and returned as Grand Marshall in this year’s parade riding with his brother Jacob. Not only was Brandon able to participate in the parade portion of the festivities but was also introduced again at that night’s football game.  

Ruby Rockman  

Ruby was crowned Homecoming Queen at the September 27 MOC-Floyd Valley High School celebrations. It was an unforgettable night for Ruby with her noting that her favorite aspects were getting dressed up as well as hanging out with friends at the football game and the dance.  

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