Posted on 04/13/2003 9:31:40 PM PDT by mdart
Los Angeles, CA, April 11, 2003 – Latin supermodel Estelle Reyna is collecting hundreds of email messages each day from her fans in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf. Her desk is replete with care packages, letters and autographed pictures that she sends out daily to the USS Constellation, Essex, Valley Forge and Abraham Lincoln as well as countless other APO-FPO addresses.
Fuelled by her admiration of the bravery and sacrifice of our Armed Forces, Estelle wants to do what she can to show she cares during these difficult times. “Whether you are in favor of a war against Iraq or an opponent to war, one should not forget about the heroes who risk their lives to protect our freedom”, says Estelle.
The response to Ms. Reyna’s packages has been overwhelming. What started out as an effort to “make a difference” now fills a good five hours each day in the model’s busy schedule. “Yes, it takes time, but it is time wisely spent. I feel blessed being able to dedicate a portion of my day to the people who fight for my freedom”, stresses Estelle. In an average day, she prepares 50-100 new care packages, customizes them with autographed pictures, key chains, cookies, playing cards and a sample of her own fragrance. After she drops off the care packages at the post office, she gets online and answers another 50 to 100 troop email messages. Her wall is a mosaic of pictures that her fans (mainly sailors) send her during their free time.
“I have made so many new friends. And they all have one thing in common: they are all heroes”, says Estelle as she prints out another hundred or so email messages to include in her daily journal. One week’s worth of email correspondence between Estelle and her friends in the military is about the same size as a big city phonebook.
But Estelle’s involvement does not stop here. The model has been traveling the country and is actively participating in “Support the Troops” rallies nationwide. She also uses her many TV and radio appearances to create more awareness about the cause she defends.
Known as The Most Downloaded Woman on the Internet, Estelle can be found at www.estellereyna.com.
About Estelle Reyna: This ordinary woman with extraordinary looks is an American success story. The Latin beauty has endured racism and overcome adversity to become the most popular model on the Internet. Estelle Reyna is a successful businesswoman whose achievements include the launch of the first woman-owned search engine: www.searchestelle.com a web property part of Estelle Reyna, Inc. Her company, Estelle Reyna, Inc. is publicly traded (OTCBB: ERYA).
Ya know surgery these days has become veeery sophisticated ;-)
Maybe also the most silicone, collagen and liposuction woman on the net.
Someone showed me a website that had a similar deal where you had to pick who was a transvestite and who was a real woman. I got most of them right, but not all.
I've seen many Hispanic women who try to lighten their hair, and it turns a terrible shade of orange, and does not blend well with their skin color. Natural usually does looks best, although most women with dark blonde hair do look better when they lighten it up a bit.
Yeah, probably...
It's just that all of the "enhancements" actually make some of us "connoisseurs" a little suspicious of the final product.
Out of 1 million models, I don't quite get the fascination with this ONE.
I think the subject in this case was woman as mascot, wasn't it? Try to stay focused.
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