Wyoming America Queens

Rowena Buehler (Row), a passionate advocate for survivors of human trafficking, proudly represents Wyoming as Mrs.Wyoming America 2024. Her journey began in Star Valley, Wyoming 10 years ago, where she met her high school sweetheart and husband. Despite facing challenges in her youth, including physical, verbal, and emotional abuse, Rowena's resilience and love for the arts have shaped her into the woman she is today. She and her husband have been together for 6 years and celebrated 3 years of marriage in August, they also have a bernedoodle named Luna.

Row is a lover of reading, specifically fantasy, adventure and romance, and loves exploring Wyomings incredible landscapes through hiking with her family. A lifelong dancer and singer, Rowena has been performing since the age of three. She has studied various styles, from pointe and hip-hop to character jazz, and has even competed in dance competitions and performed in Broadway style choirs. Her dedication to her craft led her to pursue a dance degree in college, where she also developed a passion for fashion design. 

Rowena's commitment to making a difference extends beyond the stage. As an ambassador for Libertas International, a nonprofit organization that supports survivors of human trafficking in Latin America, she has raised over $6,000 to aid their cause. Next year, she will have the opportunity to teach dance classes to survivors in Colombia, providing them with a safe space to heal and thrive.

Through her platform as Mrs. Wyoming America, Rowena aims to raise awareness and support for the 127 survivors currently under Libertas' care. By sharing their stories and inspiring others to join the fight against human trafficking, she hopes to create a brighter future for those who have endured unimaginable hardships.

As the wife of a retired United States Marine Corp veteran, Eve’s personal experiences have led her to champion military causes through extensive fundraising and partnerships which provide support and resources for those who have served their country. Her husband, Douglas, is also her biggest fan.

Douglas and Eve have been married for 29 years, and they have three children: Brennon (27), Ashton (26), and Felicity (24), as well as two beautiful granddaughters Faye Lynn (3) and Luna (1). Additionally, they have too many farm animals to count. As a family they operate SonRise Ranch, keeping western culture and the characteristic work ethic of the Cowboy State alive.

When Eve is not doing cowgirl things, she enjoys visiting museums to explore art, history, and heritage. Additionally, she loves to travel and is a repeat winner at many board and card games. Oh, and she’s a pretty awesome cook.

Having felt like she had lost her way, Eve needed a goal to re-align herself personally. As a result, Eve became involved in Wyoming America Pageants and challenged herself to lose 40 pounds in 10 months, as well as gain muscle in the process. As the pinnacle became closer through her efforts, she could feel her confidence building right alongside her transformation. Eve ultimately achieved her goal and won the title of 2024 Mrs. Wyoming American. Eve proudly states it was one of the best moments of her life.

Her advice to future contestants is, “Set the goal and work toward it each day!” There is a direct correlation with effort and results, so pour your heart and soul into your year and the rewards will follow. Eve says, “The person you become will be your best trophy.”

Namaste! I’m Lexi Revelli, and Wyoming has always been my

home. Growing up in the southwestern corner of the state,

I’ve been immersed in the beauty of the outdoors through

activities like kayaking, camping, snowboarding, and hiking.

My passions extend to practicing yoga, cooking for loved

ones, and continuously learning!

The passing of my brother and dad ignited a deep desire to

support others facing emotional trauma. This led me to

become a holistic health guide and meditation teacher, where

I strive to help people in their healing journeys. To honor my

brother's memory, my family and I established Carson Cares,

a non-profit dedicated to giving back to the community. We

offer scholarships to seniors, educate youth on substance

abuse, organize 5k events for various causes, and have

provided support to families at the SLC burn unit.

Inspired by my father’s and brother’s compassionate spirits, I

am dedicated to carrying forward their legacy through Carson

Cares and supporting those in need. Representing Wyoming

is a profound honor, and I am committed to helping individuals

overcome substance abuse and emotional pain with love,

connection, and holistic healing. I was deeply honored to

place in the Top 15 at Miss For America Strong, and I will

continue to serve Wyoming with heart and dedication.

God Bless!