Mrs. Rexburg 2009

On March 21st I will be competing in the Mrs. Idaho International pageant. The focus behind Mrs. International pageants is to showcase married women of each state between 21 to 56 years old. Each contestant competes in an interview, evening gown and fitness wear competition. As a contestant, I have the opportunity to select a platform that I will spend the year promoting...my platform is the Special Olympics in loving memory of my dear friend Kristy Townsend (1985-2005).

Vote for Me!

Friends and Family,

Here is the link for the online voting for the Mrs. Idaho photogenic award, make sure you
vote for me!

http://www.tftj.com/News/Poll_Vote.htm/213

If that doesn't work, go to www.mrsidaho.com, click contestants, Mrs, and click on me to vote directly through the site!

Only one vote per computer! Let your friends in on the fun!

Thanks,

Brittany D. Boyce

Community Involvement

Special Olympics World Games in Boise

The World Special Olympics are being held in Boise this year so I couldn't pass up on the marvelous opportunity to go there and support my platform. Trina, Mrs. Eastern Idaho, her daughter Hailee and I went down there to help out with the Family Ambassador Program where we welcomed those coming to Boise to support their athletes from outside states and countries. We were able to meet, greet, and speak with some Irish people at the airport who came to town for the Olympics. It was a great weekend! Everyone was wearing these blue and white scarfs to support the athletes and the athletes wore them too!

The World Special Olympics are being held in Boise this year so I couldn't pass up on the marvelous opportunity to go there and support my platform. Trina, Mrs. Eastern Idaho, her daughter Hailee and I went down there to help out with the Family Ambassador Program where we welcomed those coming to Boise to support their athletes from outside states and countries. We were able to meet, greet, and speak with some Irish people at the airport who came to town for the Olympics. It was a great weekend! Everyone was wearing these blue and white scarfs to support the athletes and the athletes wore them too!

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What makes you a role model?

I constantly dream big and raise myself a little higher with each goal I set. This is the key to who I am and what makes me unique, there are not enough dreamers! Along with achieving my goals I also am incredibly honest and sincere which makes me a real woman and a real role model.

What do you like to do in your free time?

I have many pastimes but my favorite thing to do in my free time is bargain shop. This has proven to be therapeutic in my sometimes stressful life and has become one of my greatest talents. As a young married woman I can’t afford not to bargain hunt and I have developed several rules to keep me focused. Who knows, maybe I’ll become the next Suzie Orman and write a book one day!

What is your favorite family tradition?

Making and eating an authentic Italian meal for Christmas dinner. My brother-in-law used to live in Italy and has become quite the chef!

How do you plan to make a difference with your platform?

I will continue my work with my differently-abled friends that I love so much! Nothing pleases me more than commemorating my dear friend Kristy’s life through volunteering and encouraging others to volunteer for the Special Olympics Organization.

What is something few people know about you?

My first kiss was at age 19 by the man I now call my husband. I was his first kiss too (only he was 22)!