Trent Lott is a 5th generation Plant City native and the eldest son of Rick and Diana Lott. He has been involved in the community since his college graduation in 2015 by starting the Plant City branch of College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving. He is the incoming president of the young professionals' group, RISE as well as a founding member and he is very excited to see the group grow. He hopes one day RISE will become an organization of importance like the Rotary Club. He is also involved with the athletics at Plant City High school as an assistant coach for the Boys Tennis and Soccer teams. Last year, the boys' soccer team went all the way, winning Plant City High School a state championship for the first time in the school's soccer history and the 2nd State Championship overall in any team sport. Trent is involved with the United Food Bank of Plant City and loves what they do for the community. He encourages those with resources to assist the food bank in any way they can. Trent’s parents and baby sister have competed in Dancing with the Locals in the past but Trent is a tad bit more nervous than his family. For three years, Trent has been asked to participate in Dancing with the Locals. Upon hearing that the lovely Dee Dee Cardenas would dance with him, he couldn’t sign up quick enough!
Dee Dee Cardenas & Trent Lott
Dee Dee Cardenas is a Plant City- native and a graduate of Durant High School. She currently resides in Davis Island, where she attended the Paul Mitchell Beauty School Tampa. She has been a beauty professional for almost 10 years taking the bay by storm where you can see her work on a nationwide level, including billboards, TV commercials, short films, magazines, and music videos. Dee Dee served as the makeup artist for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders. She is one busy bee but is involved with groups such as The Way Center and Visions of Hope. She is also involved in Shriners Hospital for Children. Dee Dee is involved with Focus 4 Beauty. Locals may know Dee Dee from her incredible work for seven wonderful years with our beloved Strawberry Queen and Strawberry Court for their events and concerts. She has helped them shine into the beautiful royalty that they are. She is also involved with and attends the Crossing Church, where she assists with their shows and is a devout follower of the Lord. She has attended Dancing with the Local in the past. She wanted to dance with a purpose and raise money for the community in the process as well as learn more about dancing in the process. Trent and Dee Dee will be performing the salsa. Trent said, “Come out and show your support for Queen Dee and the College Hunk!”
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