Walt Hester | Trail-Gazette<br /> Estes Park's own Kellsie Purdy receives flowers and the crown of Miss Rodeo Colorado on Sunday night at the National Western Stock Show Rodeo. Purdy is a former Rooftop Rodeo Queen as well as an Estes Park High School graduate.
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