Stacey Freeman | Miss Wales 2010 Finalist
Miss Wales 2010 Beauty Pageant
Candidates
Name: Stacey Freeman
Age: 20
Hometown: Cwmbran
Bio: I am very pleased to have become Miss Torfaen 2010 on my gap year from University. Hard work is never far behind as I have gone from sales assistant to management in retail, full time. I completed my education in 2008 where I gained 10 GCSE’s and 4 A-levels. I then studied at University of Wales, Newport where I received a Diploma in Art, Media and Design with a Distinction. I am involved with Help the Heroes charity as it’s close to my heart as four generations of my family served with the Welsh Regiment. Just before Christmas I was involved in sending 400 parcels to the troops in Afghanistan. In June this year I will be attending on invite the Homecoming parade to the troops returning from Afghanistan to show my appreciation to them all. This year I am also running the Race 4 Life for the second time after raising over £400 for Cancer Research UK. I do this because my uncle died of cancer a couple of years ago. Being in the Miss Wales final had made me feel I am good enough and blessed to have such a special experience. I’ve realised that ‘Beauty Pageants’ aren’t the typical cliché, but are filled with intelligent and motivated women trying to make a difference and striving to be the best person they can be and I’m proud to be one of them!
Candidates
Name: Stacey Freeman
Age: 20
Hometown: Cwmbran
Bio: I am very pleased to have become Miss Torfaen 2010 on my gap year from University. Hard work is never far behind as I have gone from sales assistant to management in retail, full time. I completed my education in 2008 where I gained 10 GCSE’s and 4 A-levels. I then studied at University of Wales, Newport where I received a Diploma in Art, Media and Design with a Distinction. I am involved with Help the Heroes charity as it’s close to my heart as four generations of my family served with the Welsh Regiment. Just before Christmas I was involved in sending 400 parcels to the troops in Afghanistan. In June this year I will be attending on invite the Homecoming parade to the troops returning from Afghanistan to show my appreciation to them all. This year I am also running the Race 4 Life for the second time after raising over £400 for Cancer Research UK. I do this because my uncle died of cancer a couple of years ago. Being in the Miss Wales final had made me feel I am good enough and blessed to have such a special experience. I’ve realised that ‘Beauty Pageants’ aren’t the typical cliché, but are filled with intelligent and motivated women trying to make a difference and striving to be the best person they can be and I’m proud to be one of them!
* Contestants: Batch 1 / Batch 2
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