por Erik Leiva
Member directives of blueEnergy and Miss Nicaragua enjoy a photographic moment at the Officer’s Club at Fort Mason in SF. From left to right: Mathías Craig, Jerry Allen, Scharlette Allen, Lal Marandin, Guillaume Craig, Lizzie Reisman, Anne-Cecile Mailfert. (PHOTO BY MARVIN RAMIREZ)
The Nicaraguan community had the pleasure of enjoying the beauty of Scharllette Allen Moses, who is the first Miss Nicaragua who originates from Bluefield, in the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua, Not only did she bring her radiant beauty and charisma that won her the title as the most beautiful woman in Nicaragua, but she also brought with her an important message, that made the Nicaraguan community and others in the Bay Area with the desire to helping Nicaragua.
In her first social visit in the Bay Area, Scharllette Allen Moses, Miss Nicaragua 2010, visited the Oakland’s Children’s Hospital where she interacted with families and children with severe illnesses such as cancer. Among these families was a grandmother from Nicaragua who was aware of Scharllette’s visit and wanted to surprise her granddaughter who is a patient, by telling her that Miss Nicaragua had come to visit her. The initial surprise was very emotional, not only for the young lady patient, but also for her grandmother and Scharllette herself, who fought back tears, and later shared smiles that illuminated the room.
During the evening, Scharllette was the special guest at the 2nd Annual Taste of Nicaragua Gala, an event organized by blueEnergy, a non-profit organization that works to help bring energy stabilization in the Atlantic Coast regions of Nicaragua. The Gala was a fundraiser aimed at bringing help to this very impoverished region in Nicaragua. Scharllete looked spectacular as she gracefully worked the full-of-guests fl oor who surrounded her to meet the Nicaraguan beauty.
Scharllette’s visit to the Bay Area was a great success; she was able to highlight the great efforts of blueEnergy, which has focused on lending a helping hand to the impoverished regions of the Atlantic Coast in Nicaragua.
(Erik Leiva is the producer of www.chavalo.com)
