Keepers of the Crown | Continental Worldwide Pageant

Keepers of the Crowns

Our beautiful forever queens...Click to learn more about each of our current and past titleholders.

Raychelle Jackson

Mrs. Continental Worldwide 2024:
Raychelle's platform is Mental Health specifically with Postpartum depression.
She believes that access to resources, along with a listening ear, could help change a mother's mental state for the better. As a teen mother & young mom, she dealt with depression on many fronts. One of her biggest struggles with postpartum depression was after having her 4th child at 22. She was living 12 hours away from family & friends raising kids, virtually alone.
She was often overwhelmed, unheard and suffered in silence.
One of the reasons she was able to cope with PPD was because of her community’s resources. She believes that educating mothers on the resources they have access to can help mother's find ways to cope and eventually overcome postpartum depression.

Maggie Lemay

Ms. Continental Worldwide 2024:
Maggie spearheaded her "One Change" environmental initiative to inspire individuals, businesses, and her community to make one change at a time to stop climate change. She has recycled over 1,000 pairs of sneakers through "Got Sneakers" and over 500 pounds of plastic bags through the "Trex" recycling program. Through "One Change" she also helped coordinate a $30K environmental grant that established recycling programs and farm-to-school food programs in 3 local schools and raised $4000 to create a school garden and irrigation system at her local elementary school. This year, Maggie is expanding "One Change" to not only include environmental health but mental and physical health as well.

Dana Henry

Miss Continental Worldwide 2024: Throughout her years in pageantry, Dana has had a variety of platforms focusing on skin cancer, financial literacy and volunteerism. Her platform has evolved and is called GIVE: Get Involved in Volunteer Efforts. It is focused on turning interest into action and passion into purpose. Her husband moved ger across the country to 6 states in a decade and each time, the best way to connect with her new community was to engage in civic service. Civic engagement changes lives and through her thousands of hours of community service she has seen the impact volunteers can make on a community. Her goal is to highlight the importance of existing non-profits and to use our collective voices to impact change. Helping individuals connect and find the right fit with different organizations and their needs is Dana'a calling. She focuses on financial literacy skills by being a classroom presenter for Junior Achievement, fundraising for the Bismarck Cancer Center Foundation, but she also loves engaging with the local animal shelters and soup kitchens.

Morgan Chavez-Van Bemden

Miss Continental Worldwide 2023:
Morgan is a suicide prevention advocate. Her platform, Stomp Out Suicide!, is very near and dear to her heart. At age two, she lost my mother, a corporal in the United States Army and victim of spousal abuse, to suicide. Fortunately, after a brief stint in foster care, she was adopted by my maternal grandparents. A Johns Hopkins study shows that children who lost a parent to suicide were more than three times more likely to die by suicide themselves and are at an increased risk of developing a psychiatric disorder. Morgan was diagnosed with PTSD and bipolar disorder. She made a suicide attempt, which was a turning point in her life. She knew she needed to be the catalyst for change in the mental health industry instead of a statistic.

Breona Calvert

Mrs. Continental Worldwide 2023:
Breona's platform is the Well-Being of the Female Veteran. She connects women veterans with services within her community.

Misti Nordstrom

Ms. Continental Worldwide 2023:
Misti is a middle school science teacher and is a fervent proponent of organ donation.

Regina Curran

Mrs. Continental Worldwide 2022:
Our inaugural Mrs., Regina was our 2021 overall Mrs. titleholder under our previous brand. A queen at heart, she graciously stepped up to the crown and served for a year with dignity, grace and kindness. Regina continues to raise mental health awareness. Regina is a wife and mother and works in medical sales, which is evidenced by her bubbly and infectious personality.

Stephanie Griffin

Ms. USA 2022:
Stephanie is our overall 2022 Ms. titleholder. She was crowned in June 2021 at our national pageant under our previous brand when the Ms. division was 18+, prior to the addition of the Miss division and the international titles. A lot happened during her reign! Stephanie is the last USA titleholder to grace the Keepers of the Crown page.
She continues to spread her message of hope and awareness for Lynch Syndrome. In 2023, she was an official nominee for The Global Beauty Awards' "Most Impactful" award for the work she did as Ms. USA raising Lynch Syndrome and cancer awareness.

Stephanie is a homeschooling mom, gardener, baker, certified naturopathic practitioner and is known as the "Anti-Cancer Queen." She resides in Park City, Utah with her husband and three children.

The following titleholders were crowned under our previous brand, prior to Loreen sending the national pageant to Florida to be run by the East Coast directors due to health issues. We're so glad to be back in Utah and under Loreen's leadership. As you can see, a lot has changed in the last two years! We are still sifting through our archive photos to add more of previous titleholders to our new site!