Titles of purpose: Moms appointed as advocacy queens
MANILA, Philippines — Best Magazine crowned its new set of Model Mom (MM) advocacy queens at the Viva Café in Quezon City in time for the beginning of the fiscal year.
While the crowns are usually appointed, they assumed existing pageant titles. The new advocacy queens were crowned by Miss World ’73 1st runner up Evangeline Pacual and actor Sheryl Cruz together with magazine publisher R. Ferdinand Hiñola.
The new set of advocacy queens are:
- Ariana Saunders (MM World)
- Jane Jarencio (MM Grand)
- Janette Fernando (MM Supranational)
- Jennylyn Flores (MM Tourism)
- Jury Joani (MM Globe)
- Katrina Paula (MM Cosmopolitan)
- Princess Ryan (MM Earth), and
- Charina Carmen Josol (MM Universe)
“When my sister, Peachy, passed on in 2011, I channeled my pain into purpose. I continued our community outreach with kids in hospitals (bringing them toys), feeding programs, as well as organized medical missions. Our simple outreach benefited more or less 300 families a year!
“In 2023, I created the Circle of Hope and Care Foundation to empower the youth and young girls in leadership skills that we attained with workshops and fora with various LGUs (local government units). Beyond this new crown, the title means using one’s voice, platform, and influence to serve and uplift others,” shared Charina, who was actually the grand winner of last year’s Mrs. Universe Grand Global Ambassador International pageant in Malaysia.
Charina hails from Puerto Princesa and is married to Gene Josol, where their union is blessed with a talented 11-year-old son, Gerard.
Televiewers will always identify mother and son from the Hansel biscuit commercial.
The Model Mom advocacy queens will be actively involved with Best Magazine’s pipeline outreach projects in Cavite, Malay (Aklan), Bogo (Cebu), Dapitan and Sicayab (Zamboanga del Norte).
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