Festival Queens Pageant

Hello, everyone! My name is Kamryn Crace, and I am proudly representing Glenwood High School and the Village of New Boston. As a junior at Glenwood, I’ve been fortunate enough to participate in a variety of activities that I hold close to my heart, including cheerleading, softball, yearbook, and serving as a class officer for the past three years. Additionally, I am honored to be a member of the National Honor Society.

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I am the eldest daughter of Jessica and Adam Kleinman, and I have two younger sisters, Adalyn (13) and Ellie (9). My family and I are incredibly proud to call New Boston home, where the sense of community is second to none. The close-knit atmosphere of our school district, despite its small size, makes our hearts the biggest in the county. This sense of unity is something I cherish, and as your Miss Glenwood, it is my goal to celebrate and strengthen that bond. With your support, I truly believe we can bring the crown back home to New Boston!

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 My platform, Memories should last a Lifetime,  is focused on Alzheimer’s awareness. Working in an assisted living facility has given me a firsthand understanding of how Alzheimer’s affects both individuals and their families. I firmly believe that “memories should last a lifetime,” and raising awareness about this devastating disease is incredibly important to me. With over 7 million Americans aged 65 and older living with Alzheimer’s, it's crucial that we work together to increase empathy, education, and support for those impacted, as well as their caregivers.

Throughout my time as Miss Glenwood, I will organize events to educate our community, provide resources, and offer support to those in need. My mission is to ensure that everyone living with Alzheimer’s is treated with dignity and respect, and that we, as a community, come together to make a meaningful difference.

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As Miss Glenwood, I am committed to leading with humility, grace, and determination. I am excited about this journey and look forward to the opportunities to serve our community. I will be hosting fundraisers, events, and raffles to assist in my journey where I can proudly advocate for Alzheimer’s Awareness. I hope to make you all proud, and I would love to have your support as we work together toward making a lasting impact.

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I am YOUR Miss Glenwood 2025, and together, we can create change and make a difference. Thank you for your support!

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“Alzheimer’s doesn’t erase the person you were; it just makes it harder to remember.”      – Gerald Everette