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erment. daughter of Kim Kowalski and Tony donated by several area merchants,
Second rnner up last year was Spitznagel. She hopes to one-day com- while Letwinski, as queen, was award-
Paige Spitznagel who rode in the plete her medical degree and become ed a $1,000 scholarship, a trophy and
parade with Letwinski and Williams, an anesthesiologist. gifts.
celebrating the weekend festival. The second and third place win- The pageant is under the direction
Spitznagel was 18 during the competi- ners were each presented with $500 in of Joyce Rochowiak of Garden
tion and is a Belleville resident, the scholarship fund along with gifts Fantasy.
Gabrielle DeLibera 16, is the daughter of Victor and Margo DeLibera of
Belleville. She is a student at Belleville High School.
She currently participates in varsity soccer and cross country along with
both the marching and symphony bands at the school. She is a member of the
National Honor Society where she serves as secretary, is also the secretary of
the student council and a member of the student leadership team, where she
participated in singing Christmas carols at a local nursing home during the
holidays. She also participated in Comcast Cares Day.
She enjoys "trying new things and hanging out with friends and family" she
said.
DeLibera hopes to continue playing soccer throughout her college years
and hopes to one day become an attorney.
Gabrielle DeLibera For her talent, she will perform on either the clarinet or piano.
Julia Marshall, 18, is the daughter of Christopher Marshall and
Heather Larson of Belleville. She is currently a student at Belleville
High School.
Among her current school activities are both the marching and sym-
phony bands at the school, the National Honor Society and the student
leadership team along with the stage crew, cross country, track and field
and tutoring.
Her hobbies include composing and performing her own music, run-
ning, weightlifting and reading. She is a volunteer at local elementary
schools.
Among her special interests are live theater performances.
Marshall's career goal is to become an officer in the United States
Marine Corps.
Julia Marshall For her talent performance, she will be playing the flute.
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