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America's Touch of Class 2008

Our mission is to help women of today to fulfill their dreams of being of service to those in need, whether it be educational, volunteering, or just sitting and listening to those that need someone to listen and to know that they are heard.

We encourage women of all ages to be positive about their futures by accomplishing their goals, and strengthening their self esteem, confidence and with determination to succeed in life by advancing in their own natural skills for Success.

Each person has their own individual talented gift that they were born with and we would be honored to have all our local city, county, state and national queens become a success at helping others. That is what we are all about.

America’s Touch of Class wants to give a new meaning to the word PAGEANTS. We want the public to know all our queens are ladies that have class, style, and compassion for everyone that they meet and to make friends for a lifetime in all the things that they choose to do to make a difference.

A.T.O.C. Queens know that it is not what they have (title, crown, sash) but what they do with it that makes the difference. Everyone deserves the chance to show what they can do to help others in their communities. The rewards far more out number the services each queen gives of themselves.

As a queen for A.T.O.C. we honor each woman that takes the step to have a voice in our society that fulfills their goals and reaches out to express their platforms by using their position as a representative as a microphone to help others no matter how large or small their audience might be. With the position they decide to represent, it will make a difference to the world.

America's Touch of Class is honored by saying "Yes, I know that lady that represents A.T.O.C. with her own unique style of class and compassion for her fellow man".

Judging Criteria

The judging criteria is as follows: Interview: (25%) (5 minutes with a panel of Judges); Platform Speech: (15 %); Swimsuit for Teen and Miss Divisions: (25 %); Aerobic Wear Outfit or Swimsuit for Mrs. and Ms. Divisions: (25%); Modeling: (10 %); and Evening Gown: (25 %)

2008 Queens
Multi America's Touch of Class 2008

Jun. 26, 2008

Story by: Sherry Cawthern

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America’s Touch of Class 2008 National’s opened the pageant with state costumes from each contestants home state while they were entertained by Brad Collin singing "Viva Las Vegas" that is one of the major Elvis Impersonators on the strip.

Once the dance number concluded and the delegates introduced themselves in their personally made state costumes. The audience was entertained by the wonderful sounds of Frank the Voice (Frank Sinatra impersonator).

The ladies came back to stage in beautiful red cocktail dresses that symbolizes something close to their heart, which are their platform speeches. Denise Rose as Judy Garland took the breath away from the audience. Brian Hoffman made us laugh with his many impressions of “Red Skelton”.

As the modeling segment started, there was a magnificent spectacle of disco lights on the stage floor in motion with the music. Elvis (Brad) followed with singing Blue Hawaii and The Magic Hula dancers’ joining him on stage to introduce the Swimsuit Competition.

The night’s final area of competition opened with evening gown and final question on stage to a romantic night time park scene with everything including stars! The evening gown parade of contestants was started with Frank the Voice singing “The Way You Look Tonight” to the ladies, almost at the end of that song Elvis (Brad) came out to top Frank by singing "Memories” to the ladies! It was a wonderful evening of events!

The Crowning segment began with special additional awards beginning with the "Miss Congeniality" award that was given to Ms. Texas Amanda Meagher. The photogenic award was given to Mrs. Nevada Sandra Simone. Physical fitness award went to Becky Willard. The director’s choice award went to Alicia Taylor and for the best evening gown went to Diane Medeiros.

Winner of the Miss America’s Touch of Class 2008 is Becky Willard from Florida!
first runner up: Miss Alicia Taylor from Maryland.

Winner of the Mrs. America’s Touch of Class 2008 is Sandra Simone from Nevada!
first runner up: Mrs. April Mason from California.

Winner of the Ms. America’s Touch of Class 2008 is Paije Koza, from Colorado
first runner up: Ms. Amanda Meagher from Texas.

Last but not least our “Woman of the year A.T.O.C. 2008", which is chosen on community services winner is Mrs. April Mason from California.

You can check out video scenes from this national on our website coming soon at www.americastouchofclass.com

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