Lindsay Gorske

Mrs. U. S. Woman of Achievement

Lindsay Gorske, (Mrs. Colorado) won Mrs. U.S. and a platform award for her own program entitled: "Wholehearted Girls" -- Empowering girls to unlock their greatness and live courageously. Lindsay is now working on bringing this program to local schools in her state.

Elizabeth Nichole

Ms. U. S. Woman of Achievement

An avid supporter of the USO, Elizabeth has worked in various paid and unpaid volunteer capacities for the USO. She also works in conjunction with Designer Sherri Hill to assist deserving young women to wear the "dress of their dreams". Elizabeth represented Florida at Nationals and was a speech, platform and talent winner.

Kim Summerall Jones

Ms. Elite U.S.

Kim Summerall Jones (Ms. Arizona) was a top finalist in the platform competition before winning the Ms. Elite. A fitness buff and speaker on behalf of Traumatic Brain Injury (TMI), Kim provides hope and resources for caregivers nationwide.

Vickie Hines

Legacy Queen - Woman of Achievement

Vickie Hines has been named "Legacy Queen" at WOA as she has lived a life dedicated to the American Heart Association and bringing awareness and is a Survivor of heart disease. Vickie was not only the overall Evening Gown Winner but received the "Art Lewin Style Award" at Nationals by world-renowned style arbiter Art Lewin. We honor Vickie for her excellent service to her platform of "GoRed for Women" and the AHA, as well as her philanthropy to that organization and a woman who lives her platform daily.

Tanya Carroll Eldemire

Mrs. Elite U.S. Woman of Achievement - 2017

Tanya Eldemire (Mrs. Elite Texas) represented her platform: "CASA" (Children's advocacy in the courts). She was a top 6 platform finisher and first place in interview. Texas,was also a Style Award finalist at the National Pageant and is already making appearances in her new role--having been interviewed on TV and radio within weeks of the National event.span>

Marsha Feldman

2017 U.S. WOA Ambassador Queen

Marsha's platform is "Encouraging others to empower their passion by taking it to the next level." As a local running champion, Marsha has participated in over 140 charity races, promoting heart health, the AHA & is also very active with Professional Women's Organizations in Florida.

In 2010 after surviving a roll-over accident with a traumatic brain injury, Ani is now on a crusade to help families--especially those with small children to "Buckle Up". Her educational program "Miss Buckle Up Princess" won the Beverly Jean top platform at the National Event, before she was named Ms. National United States.

Ani Hudgens

Ms. National United States

Brooke Westlake-Kelley

Ms. National United States
Lifetime Queen

Twice winning top honors in Platform Excellence at WOA, and named to the Nevada State Commission for Women, Brooke has raised over $10 million for the National Alzheimer's Association.