A FOND FAREWELL TO BETTY JEAN PACE/MS NEW JERSEY SENIOR AMERICA 2022

Betty Jean Pace, MS NEW JERSEY SENIOR AMERICA 2022

 

It seems like only yesterday, when Betty Jean Pace graced the stage at Harrah's, captured the hearts of a distinguished panel of judges, and an adoring audience, and who won the title of MS NEW JERSEY SENIOR AMERICA 2022.  During the year of her reign, QUEEN Betty Jean touched the lives of many senior Americans in her travels throughout the Garden State.  As the featured entertainer, with the NEW JERSEY CAMEO CLUB, her performances brought much joy and happiness to her constituents, leaving them happier than before.  The following is a glimpse of QUEEN Betty's fabulous year:

 

It was such a proud and happy time for QUEEN Betty Jean, when she posed for the first time with her new found "Sisters", in the NEW JERSEY CAMEO CLUB.

Her busy schedule began soon after to participate in parades.  Here's QUEEN Betty Jean strutting along with the New Jersey Mummers Band, at the Columbus Day Parade in Seaside Park, on October 11th.

QUEEN Betty Jean received numerous awards, plaques and Letters of Achievements from New Jersey legislators, which include State, County and local levels.

 

As a resident of Toms River, QUEEN Betty was invited to the Toms River Court House by the Ocean County Board of Commissioners last August to receive an Accommodation of Achievement.

 

Later that month, QUEEN Betty Jean met with John Catalano, New Jersey Assemblyman, 10th District Ocean County, John Catalano at his Brick Office.

 

One look at this photo and one can imagine how dynamic a performer QUEEN Betty Jean is!  Here's a photo of her showing her shoes, as she prepares the audience to get up and dicso dance along with her.

 

 

 QUEEN Betty Jean doing what she does best; exciting everyone, and encouraging people to get up and dance!

 

Earlier this month, the ladies gave a NEW JERSEY CAMEO CLUB SHOWCASE, at the Colonial House, in Hakettstown.  In the middle is Delores Puzio, who is currently a resident.  From left to right are: Denise Mechan, Showcase Director, JoAnn Gordon/MSNJSA2008, Delores Puzio/MSDESA2008, Betty Jean Pace/MSNJSA2022, Josephine Araniti/MSNJSA2007, and Suzanne Clare-LaRosa/NJCC member.

 

QUEEN Betty Jean was will be remembered fondly by her "Sisters", for her wonderful way of making people feel special and loved.  Her kind and thoughtful words brought warmth to all whom she touched. She was the kind of QUEEN befitting the goals of MS NEW JERSEY SENIOR AMERICA, INC. Her reign may be coming to an end, but a new door has been opened to her; an invitation to join the NEW JERSEY CAMEO CLUB for life! 

 

Remember, you will always have your title to continue to honor.  Here's looking forward to seeing you as you grace the stage with your farewell performance at Harrah's, on Thursday, June 1st in the Concert Venue Theater at 1:00 PM.