Miss Texas Keeps Busy

Miss Texas Nat'l US Andreana Choe was the guest of honor for the "Peace, Love and Joy" piano recital. Andreana had the honor of talking about the importance of peace and love and was able to thank our military for the courageous and selfless efforts that they are doing; she was also able to showcase her skills as an accomplished pianist and played a few pieces at the event. Andreana said she had "such a wonderful experience that [she] will never forget being able to talk about peace on earth and love which is something that [she] [is] very passionate about." Being able to personally thank and honor some of the soldiers for everything that they do for our country is such a rewarding experience and we are proud to know one of our delegates was able to do so. Andreana also recently participated in a walk/race for diabetes. It was a wonderful and rewarding experience and she had the opportunity to meet many special and wonderful people who are dealing with their diabetes and are still enthusiastic about finding a cure for the disease.

Miss Arizona Puts on Her Dancing Shoes

Miss Arizona Nat'l US LaReina Hingson was recently a guest at RAH for a dance for mentally handicapped adults. Check out a couple of pictures of the event below!

(PHOTO: L: Miss Arizona with a dancing partner; R: More guests at the RHA dance)

Miss Louisiana Assists the Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

Miss Louisiana Nat'l US, Jessica Johnson 2009 appeared as a local celebrity at the National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day event at the Baranco-Clark YMCA called "Hooping It Up In The South" in Baton Rouge, LA. The event's DJ even allowed Jessica to come to the booth during the game while he commentated play-by-play and Jessica gave out different HIV/AIDS facts over the loud speaker. The event consisted of a basketball game between the "celebs" team and the "community" team. The celebrity team consisted of local djay's, local fraternity members, YMCA corporate employees, and more. There was also free HIV testing, Syphilis testing, and a blood drive, along with booths set up for distributing information to the community.