And the Winner is...
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Some of the "Visiting Royalty" from all over the Inland Empire came out to support the Miss Moreno Valley contestants.
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Lia Freeman, Miss California Plus America 2014, working the camera in her crown and sash. She always comes out to support the girls in her community.
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Quetzal Meraz, Miss Fontana Princess 2014, came out to represent her community and support all of the competing contestants.
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Nick Pickering (to the left) and Tammy Rivers (to the right) were the appointed auditors for the evening and they were happy to do so.
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The beautiful Elaine O'Keefe, the very first Miss Moreno Valley of 1967, was one of the judges of the evening and she also crowned her successor.
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The Executive Director, Miguel Sarasa (to the right) and Associate Director, Michael "Robert" Becerra (to the left) posed proud in front of their banner after running a successful and long overdue scholarship program.
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All of the eager contestants await in there lovely evening gowns for the announcement of the next Miss Moreno Valley 2014.
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After long anticipation, Isabel Guerra was announced Miss Moreno Valley 2014.
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The winner, runner-ups and judges pose for family and friends after a successful scholarship program.
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In beautiful gowns, the winners and runner-ups embraced each other after gratefully accepting their titles. (from left to right) Miss Teen Moreno Valley, Ashley Casillas and Miss Moreno Valley, Isabel Guerra. Miss Sunnymead, Melanie Villarreal and Miss Teen Sunnymead, Ariana Morales.
February 19, 2014 at 10:55am. Views: 151
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