Amanda Kimmel

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Amanda Kimmel
Beauty pageant titleholder
Birth name: Amanda Lee Kimmel
Birth location: Flag of United States State flag
Billings, Montana
Height: ft 11 in (1.8 m)
Eye color: Green
Hair color: Brown
Ethnicity: White/Caucasian
Title(s): Miss Montana USA 2005
Major Competition(s): Miss USA 2005
Miss Earth 2005 (Top 8)


Amanda Lee Kimmel is a beauty queen from Billings, Montana who has competed in the Miss USA and Miss Earth pageants.

Kimmel won the Miss Montana USA 2005 title in late 2004 after placing first runner-up in both the 2003 and 2004 pageants. She competed at the Miss USA 2005 pageant held in Baltimore, Maryland in April 2005, but failed to place. The pageant was won by Chelsea Cooley of North Carolina.

After passing on her Montana crown to Jill McLain in late August 2005, Kimmel travelled to Quezon City, Philippines to participate in the Miss Earth 2005 pageant. Kimmel was selected to represent the United States in this pageant, and did not compete for the title. She made the top eight in this international pageant, the highest placement ever by a delegate of the United States in the pageant's five-year history.

In early August 2006, Kimmel crowned fellow former Miss USA competitor Amanda Pennekamp as Miss Earth USA, in the first pageant held in the United States to choose a delegate for the Miss Earth competition. Pennekamp, Miss South Carolina USA 2004, had placed first runner-up in the Miss USA 2004 pageant.

Kimmel has also competed in the Miss World Kite competition held in China, an honour offered to winners of the Miss Montana USA pageant.

Preceded by
Molly Flynn
Miss Montana USA
2005
Succeeded by
Jill McLain
Miss USA 2005 | State Delegates
AL: Jessica Tinney | AK: Aleah Scheick | AZ: Mariana Loya | AR: Jessica Furrer | CA: Brittany Hogan | CO: Lauren Cisneros | CT: Melissa Mandak | DE: Sheena Benton | DC: Sarah-Elizabeth Langford | FL: Melissa Witek | GA: Tanisha Brito | HI: Jennifer Fairbank | ID: Sade Aiyeku | IL: Jill Gulseth | IN: Kaitlyn Christopher | IA: Joy Robinson | KS: Rachel Saunders | KY: Kristen Johnson | LA: Candice Stewart | ME: Erica Commeau | MD: Marina Harrison | MA: Cristina Nardozzi | MI: Crystal Hayes | MN: Carrie Lee | MS: Jennifer Adcock | MO: Andrea Ciliberti | MT: Amanda Kimmel | NE: Jana Murrell | NV: Shivonn Geeb | NH: Candace Glickman | NJ: Sylvia Pogorzelski | NM: Jacqueline Deaner | NY: Meaghan Jarensky | NC: Chelsea Cooley | ND: Chrissa Miller | OH: Aisha Berry | OK: Laci Scott | OR: Jessica Carlson | PA: Brenda Brabham | RI: Allison Paganetti | SC: Sarah Medley | SD: Jessica Fjerstad | TN: Amy Colley | TX: Tyler Willis | UT: Marin Poole | VT: Amanda Mitteer | VA: Jennifer Pitts | WA: Amy Crawford | WV: Kristin Morrison | WI: Melissa Ann Young | WY: Abby Norman
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