2010 Mrs. Michigan United States® Pageant
SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2010 was an evening of glamour and excitement as we crowned Mrs. Michigan United States® 2010! It was truly be a night to remember for our ladies and especially for our winner!!! The theme of the 2010 pageant production was "Viva Las Vegas!" and featured exciting song and dance tributes from the world of Las Vegas entertainment.
Once again this year, the Mrs. Michigan United States Pageant will be televised in the major metro-Detroit market! The pageant will be taped for television and will air 12 - 15 times over the summer. Stay tuned to this website for telecast dates and times in your area!
Mrs. Michigan United States® 2010 was the recipient of a prize package valued at nearly $15,000 including an expense-paid trip to represent our state at the 2010 Mrs. United States® Pageant in glamorous Las Vegas, Nevada! And she could become the next Mrs. United States®!
Below you will find a list of frequently asked questions about our pageant. Would you like more information on the Mrs. Michigan United States® Pageant or do you have any questions that have not been addressed here? Please write to us at info@mrsmichiganunitedstates.com or call 734.398.7758.
What were the final results of the 2010 pageant?
Congratulations Mrs. Michigan United States 2010, Kyla Marcial! Representing Southeastern Michigan in the pageant, Kyla has been married to Michael for almost seven years. They are proud parents of two children, Malayna, five and Michael, three. Kyla graduated from Michigan State University with a bachelor's degree in psychology. She then obtained her Master of Social Work degree from Wayne State University. Kyla has been a school social worker with special needs children for eleven years. Kyla has also co-written and implemented a divorce recovery program called for children called “Oasis”. She is also a small business owner of “Lil Fleur Designs,” making custom hair accessories for girls. Kyla has partnered with one of her community organizations and local hospitals to donate these hair accessories to children who have lost their hair to cancer.
Volunteering since the age of ten, Kyla actively promotes her platform that is very dear to her heart, “Every Child Deserves a Better Tomorrow.” She is dedicated to raising awareness and understanding of issues that impact children through the Pope John XXIII Hospitality House, Make-A-Wish Foundation of Michigan, Feed the Children and Nino Salvaggio Charitable Foundation for Children in Need.
Kyla lives by her motto, “My life will not be defined by what I do, but what I do for others.”
First Runner-Up is Mrs. East Central Michigan Monica MacKenzie,
Second Runner-Up is Mrs. Kensington Valley Krista Duffin,
Third Runner-Up is Mrs. Wayne County Amber Flynn, and
Fourth Runner-Up is Mrs. Tuscola County Michelle Hoerlein.
Congratulations also to the following special award winners:
Pageantry Magazine Spirit Award: Choreographer Diane Mancinelli of the Henry Ford Community College Full Circle Dance Company
Ticket Sales Spirit Award: Mrs. Metro Detroit Khristian Alexander
Ad Sales Spirit Award: Mrs. Southeastern Michigan Kyla Marcial
Longest Married Award: Mrs. Oakland County Dr. Elizabeth McGhee
Internet Choice Award: Mrs. East Central Michigan Monica MacKenzie
Audience Choice Award: Mrs. Southeastern Michigan Kyla Marcial
Congeniality Award: Mrs. Oakland County Dr. Elizabeth McGhee
Best Program Book Ad Award: Mrs. Southeastern Michigan Kyla Marcial
Photogenic Award: Mrs. Southeastern Michigan Kyla Marcial
Community Service Award: Mrs. Oakland County Dr. Elizabeth McGhee and Mrs. Southeastern Michigan Kyla Marcial (Tie)
Commitment to the Arts Award: No Applicants
Swimsuit Award: Mrs. Tuscola County Michelle Hoerlein and Mrs. Southeastern Michigan Kyla Marcial (Tie)
Evening Gown Award: Mrs. East Central Michigan Monica MacKenzie and Mrs. Southeastern Michigan Kyla Marcial (Tie)
Interview Award: Mrs. Southeastern Michigan Kyla Marcial
Kyla will now represent Michigan at the Mrs. United States Pageant in Las Vegas July 18 - 22, 2010! Congratulations to all of our ladies!
Who was on the judging team?
Auditor – Dwayne Harrigan: Dwayne holds a Master of Business Administration from Wayne State University as well as a bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Michigan State University. He has over 18 years of financial experience and is currently Director of Finance for Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority. He is a member of the Michigan Government Finance Officers’ Association and International City / County Management Association. Dwayne is married with two sons and a daughter and is an avid Detroit Red Wings fan.
Head Judge – Christine Stellino: Christine Stellino is our very own Mrs. Michigan United States 2002 and represented the Great Lakes state in the Mrs. United States Pageant that year. During her reign, Christine dedicated a great deal of her time to Care House, a non-profit group whose mission is to prevent and reduce the incidence of sexual and physical abuse of children in Macomb County.
She was honored for her efforts by Senator Alan Sanborn, who presented her with a proclamation during a Senate session in the Senate chambers in Lansing. Christine has worked as a product specialist for General Motors, OnStar, and XM radio.
Judge – Adam Robertson: Adam Robertson is a professional ballroom instructor at Arthur Murray Dance School. One of his recent students was none other than Mrs. Michigan United States 2009 Jeannette Greco Pawlowski when she participated in Dancing with the Local Stars.
Adam strives to make all of his dance students feel as if they command the dance floor in any and all situations. Along with teaching, he also maintains a fulltime competitive dance career competing in American Smooth and Rhythm ballroom competitions with his fiancée, Melissa Newsted. Adam is a true performer and has participated and won many dance and figure skating competitions.
Judge – Jennifer Provenzano: Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Applied Arts degree from Central Michigan University where she graduated in 2001. She has worked with the Charter Township of Canton for the last eight years as an Arts and Events Specialist where she sits on the community’s Public Art Committee and is involved in programming for the Village Theater at Cherry Hill, their 400-seat Performing Arts Center. Jennifer is also a proud member of the Michigan Recreation & Park Association, where she has served as a Programming Committee Chair, has written articles for their professional magazine, has led dozens of educational sessions and workshops, and was recently recognized with a 2010 “Innovative Program Award” for her “Random Acts of Fitness” efforts.
Currently living in Livonia, Jennifer is happily married to her husband, Nick, who is her partner in travel and in life.
Judge – Todd Caccamo: As a current Canton Township Trustee, Todd Caccamo has been involved in many community programs ranging from Michigan’s Junior Miss to Veterans’ Outreach Programs. He is currently the Global Director of Sales and Marketing for B&P Process Equipment headquartered in Saginaw, Michigan. Prior to that, he served as Platform and Market Manager for General Electric Advanced Materials. Mr. Caccamo began his career as an entrepreneur and later joined Ford Motor Company where he served as an engineer and global program manager in the US, Europe, and Japan.
Mr. Caccamo is also a combat veteran of the US Marine Corps and has served in various capacities from intelligence to infantry leadership positions. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan where he earned a BS in mechanical engineering and he has also earned an MBA from Wayne State University. Todd and his wife Kay reside in Canton, Michigan with their two sons, Carter and Domenic.
Judge – Karin Risko: Karin Risko, a home furnishings consultant at a major furniture retailer, fulfills her passion for decorating by helping others redecorate their homes.
A former history teacher, Karin is also passionate about history. In 2009, she launched Hometown History Tours, a regional tour company that promotes the rich history of southeast Michigan and its role in shaping our nation. She is also the author of the "Glory, Valor, and Sacrifice: Southeast Michigan's Contribution to the Civil War" guidebook. Karin resides on Grosse Ile and is mom to Stefan, a student at Wayne State University.
When and where will the 2011 state pageant take place?
The 2010 Mrs. Michigan United States® Pageant will take place Friday and Saturday, May 20 and 21, 2011 at the beautifully restored Trenton Village Theatre, a 400-seat art deco-style historic treasure in picturesque riverfront Trenton, Michigan (approximately 20 minutes south of downtown Detroit off of I-75). The theatre is located at 2447 West Jefferson Avenue in Trenton. You can click here to view maps to the theatre and obtain driving directions from your location. You can also take a virtual tour of our beautiful theatre by clicking here!
An afterglow celebration will take place immediately following the pageant at Savannah's Restaurant, located just a few doors north of the theatre at 2156 West Jefferson Avenue in Trenton.
Where can family, friends, and other pageant-goers find local accommodations?
The Holiday Inn Express Woodhaven is the Official Host Hotel for the Mrs. Michigan United States® Pageant. To make your reservations, please call 734.362.0933. Be sure to let them know that you are part of the "Mrs. Michigan Pageant - Group Code MMP" in order to receive our special discounted room rate. Our fabulous host hotel features an indoor pool, hot tub and fitness room, wireless Internet, and complimentary breakfast bar!
Please do not book your room through their website or through the Holiday Inn national reservation center. You must call the hotel directly to receive the Mrs. Michigan group rate!! If you have any questions or concerns regarding your room reservations, please call the Executive Director / Producer at 734.604.2085.
Where can tickets be purchased and what will they cost?
Tickets at the door will be $20 for adults and $15 for children 12 and under. The box office will open at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 22, 2010. Cash only; credit cards and checks are not accepted.
Will there be a photographer and videographer at the pageant?
We have professional photographers and videographers on staff to chronicle every moment of the pageant from registration to the crowning of Mrs. Michigan United States® 2011 and the afterglow celebration. Flash photography will not be permitted in the theatre. The public can obtain order forms to purchase photo and video packages at the door.
How can I buy photos or a DVD from the 2010 pageant?
You can order Photo CDs and video DVDs below. All major credit cards and e-checks are accepted.
2010 Mrs. Michigan United States® Pageant Photo CD Package - $47.00 plus $3.00 shipping
2010 Mrs. Michigan United States® Pageant DVD - $32.00 plus $3.00 shipping
Can I still read about and view pictures from the 2009 pageant?
Absolutely. Please visit our 2009 pageant page for all of the information and nearly 600 photos from pageant weekend!
Are current titleholders from other states or pageant systems and former Mrs. Michigan United States® titleholders welcome at the state pageant?
Complimentary tickets can be provided to former Mrs. Michigan United States® titleholders only (limit one ticket per titleholder). All former Mrs. Michigan United States® titleholders are asked to contact us in advance to reserve their free VIP seating ticket. VIP tickets may be claimed at the Will Call desk. Any guests attending with you will be required to purchase a ticket separately. Former Mrs. Michigan United States® titleholders are asked to wear their banners if possible but please, no crowns.
Current visiting titleholders from other states or systems should sign in at the registration desk. We encourage all visiting titleholders to wear their crowns and banners but do ask that you consider the viewing comfort of others when deciding whether to wear your crowns in the theatre while competition is taking place.
All current visiting titleholders and former Mrs. Michigan United States® winners will be invited to join us onstage to briefly introduce yourselves to the audience.
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