Lacrissa Lamar, Miss Kentucky Jr. Pre-Teen Cover Girl, volunteered for the Color Run. The Color Run was held in Louisville, KY. Lacrissa had a great time! She had a great support team and their color was pink!
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Irelyn Jean Potts, Miss Kentucky Princess, rode in the Memorial Day Parade.
Irelyn Jean Potts, Miss Kentucky Princess, rode in the Memorial Day Parade. Irelyn had a great time representing National American Miss in her local parade in Morehead, Kentucky! She loved being able to ride in a convertible and had a really good time seeing everyone and waving to the crowd.
Miss Kentucky Teen Natalie Lawrence raises money for the Alzheimer’s Association of America.
Miss Kentucky Teen Natalie Lawrence raises money for the Alzheimer's Association of America. She recently held a benefit pageant to raise money for the Alzheimer's Association of America! It was a huge success and raised $625 for a great cause! It was held in memory of her grandpa, Charlie Humphrey.
Miss Kentucky Princess Irelyn Jean volunteers around town and helps her community.
Miss Kentucky Princess Irelyn Jean volunteers around town and helps her community. Irelyn, and a group from church, volunteered at her school. She helped clean up garbage that was under the bleachers, not the most glamorous job but she did it with a good attitude! Also Irelyn delivered two boxes of school supplies (from pageant weekend) to the D.O.V.E.S of Gateway Women’s Shelter (for domestic violence). There are many kids who stay in the house with their mothers and are always in need of supplies. She gave one of her dolls to a little 2 year old staying in the house. Irelyn also has been doing a Bible club group with her church, with a group of women and kids every week for the past 4 weeks. Irelyn came to read the story of Noah, made rainbows with the kids while they talked about the promises of God. She also spent time playing with the kids outside.
Lacrissa Lamar, Miss Kentucky Jr. Pre-Teen Cover Girl, delivered books to Shelby Elementary School.
Lacrissa Lamar, National American Miss Kentucky Jr. Pre-Teen Cover Girl, delivered books to Shelby Elementary School.
Lacrissa Lamar, Miss Kentucky Jr. Pre-Teen Cover Girl, delivered books to Shelby Elementary School. Lacrissa had the chance to make a class of kindergarteners and first graders very happy at Shelby Elementary School, in Louisville, KY. Shelby Elementary School is one of the low test score schools in the area. Lacrissa went to the class one morning and passed out some books and then read a story to the students. A fun day was had by all!
Natalie Lawrence, National American Miss Kentucky emceed a local pageant.
Natalie Lawrence, National American Miss Kentucky Queen emceed a local pageant.
Natalie Lawrence, National American Miss Kentucky emceed a local pageant. She had the opportunity of emceeing and hanging out with all of the contestants. She then had the chance to give them advice and help backstage some.
Irelyn Jean, 2014 Miss Kentucky Princess, visited Lakeside Christian Academy.
Irelyn Jean, 2014 National American Miss Kentucky Princess Queen, visited Lakeside Christian Academy.
Irelyn Jean, 2014 Miss Kentucky Princess, visited Lakeside Christian Academy. Irelyn visited the four year old pre-school room. She wore her sash and crown and told them about her weekend at the National American Miss state Kentucky pageant. She also read them a book called, Penguin On Vacation.
2013 Miss Kentucky Jr. Pre-Teen out and about in Kentucky.
2013 National American Miss Kentucky Jr. Pre-Teen Queen out and about in Kentucky.
2013 Miss Kentucky Jr. Pre-Teen out and about in Kentucky. Hannah was photographed by the Voice Tribune while visiting the Kentucky State Fair. She also proudly represented National American Miss in her community at the Gaslight Festival Parade and then hosted a bake sale to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness. Hannah raised $375!
2013 Miss Kentucky Jr. Pre-Teen Hannah Martin says farewell to her year as Queen.
2013 National American Miss Kentucky Jr. Pre-Teen Queen Hannah Martin says farewell to her year as Queen.
After five years of hard work and dedication, I was overwhelmed with emotion to be crowned your 2013 Miss Kentucky Junior Preteen. It has been an incredible year with many wonderful experiences. I was truly honored to represent my state for National American Miss.
I had the opportunity to meet several community and state leaders. Touring the state capital with my sister queens and meeting Governor Brashear was a great experience.
I loved supporting my community at festivals, parades and fundraising events. I was excited to raise over $1,000 for breast cancer awareness with my NAM bake sale. I also collected books and helped comfort children at the Volunteers of America emergency shelter.
The national pageant in California was amazing. I had so much fun with the contestants and their families at Disneyland. I think my parents had fun too! Seeing the stars on the Hollywood walk of fame and shopping in Coconut Grove was a blast!
I was honored to place second runner up in casual wear modeling and first runner up as the most promising model at nationals.
I made so many new friends this year. Olivia, Miss Indiana, and Maddie, Miss Kansas, you will be my life-long friends. To my sister queens, Aaniyah, Brooke, and Savannah, I am so blessed to have shared this journey with you and you will always have a place in my heart.
A very special thanks to my mom and dad for supporting my dream. You are always encouraging me to do my best and never give up. Thanks to my friend, Gracie, who is more like a big sister. You are always there and even made the trip to California to cheer me on.
Thanks to Matt Leverton for being a wonderful state director and role model for so many young girls. I will remember this year forever.
To my successor, embrace this year and enjoy every moment.
Until next time,
I am your 2013 Miss Kentucky Junior PreteenHannah Martin.
Aaniyah Burnett, Miss Kentucky Princess, looks back fondly on her year as Queen.
Aaniyah Burnett, National American Miss Kentucky Princess Queen, looks back fondly on her year as Queen.
Hi everyone!
My name is Aaniyah Makay Burnett and I am your 2013 Miss Kentucky Princess! Being crowned Miss Kentucky Princess was a dream come true for me. Just like some of you, it was my very first pageant too! Since receiving that amazing honor, I have learned so much like, being confident in who I am, getting to meet some amazing people, and giving back to my community. I have been blessed to meet the Governor of Kentucky, Steve Beshear and Senator Mitch McConnell. I’ve made friendships with other girls from all over the country at NAM and met my wonderful new friend Hannah Martin, my sister queen! Throughout the year I also visited other NAM pageants as royalty, flew for the first time to Anaheim, California for Nationals, had a blast at Disneyland with my mom, and even placed Top 10 at Nationals!
This May, I will be crowning the 2014 NAM Princess Queen and I look forward to a weekend of NAM fun! Even though my reign is coming to an end I will continue to volunteer and use the tools National American Miss has taught me. This is just the beginning for me and you will see me again!
I would like to say Thank you to National American Miss, Matt Leverton, and all the staff for this amazing experience. And Good luck to all the new princesses that are going to be competing this year..
Yours Truly,
“2013 Miss Kentucky Princess”
Aaniyah Makay Burnett