Distinguished Young Women biographies,
Participants 4-6 |
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March 28, 2018 |
The Distinguished Young Women final evening
event is coming up in April. In the meantime,
the young women participating in DYW are busy
with rehearsals, community service, and many
other activities. We will be presenting
biographies of each participant over the next
few weeks. These biographies are provided by
our local Distinguished Young Women
organization, and all photographs were taken and
provided by local studio Picturesque
Photography.
 Jazmyne
Renee Lederhos – Participant #4
Jazmyne Renee Lederhos is sponsored by the
Knights of Pythias. She is the daughter of
Timothy Lederhos, Sarrah Falck, and Christina
Canida. She has two brothers, Christopher and
Xander, and two sisters, Shaylynn and Kaylie.
Jazmyne plans to attend Lewis and Clark
Community College in order to study Education.
Jazmyne finds modern personality Robin Williams
interesting.
In her spare time, Jazmyne enjoys singing and
playing softball. She participates in softball,
volleyball, honor choir, and National Honor
Society. For her talent, Jazmyne will be
performing a vocal solo.
When asked what makes her least proud of her
generation, Jazmyne cites reliance on
technology.
 Rachael
Anne Robinson – Participant #5
Rachael Anne Robinson, sponsored by Veterans of
Foreign Wars, is the daughter of James Robinson
and Jeanne Robinson. She has two brothers,
Daniel and Justin, and one sister, Jennifer.
Rachael plans on attending University of Idaho
to pursue a career as an attorney. In her spare
time, Rachael participates in Student Council,
Leadership, National Honor Society, Foreign
Language Society, and Film Club. She enjoys
downhill skiing, swimming in the annual Long
Bridge Swim, reading, and watching movies.
Modern personalities that interest Rachael are
Charlie Jabaley and Alecia Beth Moore (P!NK),
while historical figures that interest her are
Prince and Stephen Hawking. For her talent,
Rachael will be performing slam poetry.
When asked what makes Rachael most proud of her
generation she states, “I am most proud of how
adaptable we are. We have been brought up with
an abundance of technology which is always
changing and we use this to our advantage. We
are confident with technology and with our use
of it we are creating jobs that one day we can
fill.”
 Hannah
Marie Beazer – Participant #6
Hannah Marie Beazer, the daughter of Mark and
Laura Beazer, is sponsored by Bonners Ferry Rod
Benders. She has one sister, Jessica, and two
brothers, Owen and Josh. Hannah plans to attend
Brigham Young University-Idaho and pursue a
career as an obstetrician/gynecologist.
When Hannah is not playing softball or soccer,
she enjoys attending youth group, hiking and
camping, cooking and baking. Hannah’s favorite
actor is Chris Evans and her favorite movie is
Cinderella. For her talent, Hannah will be
performing a piano solo.
When asked what makes her least proud of her
generation, Hannah states, “My generation is
lazy. We are always on our phones and are used
to communicating via text or social media. This
laziness leads us to believe we don’t have to
work for success. We want it handed to us on a
silver platter.”
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