The 2008 Miss Teen of the Nation is Bryiana Flores, a student from Los Banos, California. Bryiana is active in the “Make a Wish Foundation” having survived a life-threatening illness and hopes to use her title to visit high schools around the country to bring awareness to the foundation. “Even though I'm a titleholder, I'm still just your average, ordinary all-American girl trying to make a difference.” Bryiana is described as benevolent, ambitious and dedicated and hopes to become a professional commercial print model.

Libby Gustafson from Granada Hills, California is the 2008 Ms. American Woman winner. Libby is a Child Development Specialist and Advocate for families with children living with Autism. In addition to her work with children, Libby also owns a special occasions boutique and works as a life coach/mentor to young women in California where she promotes healthy life choices, self worth/esteem, goal setting, and giving back.  "Having more than 17 years of pageant experience, never have I experienced a pageant like this!  It was so well organized, supportive staff, great activities, and SO MUCH FUN!  Right from to moment I arrived at registration I could tell that this pageant was well run, coordinated, and there is no doubt why it has been running for over 30 years!! It is an honor and blessing to hold the title and had I not won on my first try, I would have been back next year for sure!" 

The 2008 Ms. Lady of America is Gabriella Versace, a professional entertainer from Las Vegas Nevada. Gabriella is a former Miss Pennsylvania America and is active in the New Vista Foundation/Ranch as well as making appearances for the Lance Burton Shriners Children Hospital Fund. She is best described as driven, loyal and positive and hopes to one day produce and direct her own show in Las Vegas. Gabriella is a graduate of DeSales University.

2007 winner Susan Jackson crowns the new 2008 Ms. Lady of America Gabriella Versace

Sharon Deane, the new 2008 Ms. Classic American Woman is crowned by 2007 winner Barbara Frye

Sharon Deane from Granite Bay, California is the new 2008 Ms. Classic American Woman. Sharon is a Kidney/Pancreas transplant coordinator. Sharon describes herself as ageless, dedicated and approachable. “Eight years ago I remember sitting with the audience when my daughter Angela was crowned Miss Teen of the Nation 1999.  Now in 2008 I was so blessed to be on stage being crowned the new Ms. Classic American Woman as my daughter watched from the audience.  The memories we have gained from being in Marmas Production pageants are everlasting. I turned 51 this year and being involved with pageants has helped me to grow stronger physically and emotionally.  I look forward to being a role model for woman my age.  I want to thank John Marmas for bringing a wonderful pageant system to us all.  What a wonderful weekend we had in Vegas that was full of fun and excitement.  I have a motto that I live by, Sometimes in life we regret the things we don’t do more than the things we do. If you have a dream just try because what you gain from trying is so wonderful.