Pechanga Descendant Elizabeth Sartuche is MISS ORANGE COUNTY

Pechanga Descendant
Elizabeth Sartuche
Miss Orange County

The Miss Orange County Scholarship Pageant has a beautiful Pechanga Descendant, Elizabeth Sartuche as it's representative this year!

Doing her Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians ancestors proud, 22 year old Elizabeth Sartuche, the new Miss Orange County represented her family and her ancestors well by being selected the winner

She's been successful in the pageant circuit with musical talents and an outgoing spirit and of course, her beauty.  This is an open competition and entrants from all over California and will compete/participate in the Miss CA pageant in June, if she wins that, she will compete in the Miss America Pageant.


Elizabeth is descended from Pechanga's Manuela Miranda Lucy Moreno, and Fred Sartuche, SR and proud mother Lorna. We've posted on the Manuela Miranda's descendants since this blog's beginning and she is proof positive that her Native American ancestors have instilled a pride in effort.   

WELL DONE ELIZABETH

Pechanga Descendant Elizabeth Sartuche Reaches Finals of Miss California Pageant.

Elizabeth Sartuche
Pechanga Descendant
Image by Lisa G. Artistry

Doing her Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians ancestors proud, 21 year old Elizabeth Sartuche, the current Miss University Heights represented her family and her ancestors well by achieving a place on this year's court, as 3rd runner up in the Miss California pageant this past weekend in Fresno, CA.

She's been successful in the pageant circuit with musical talents and an outgoing spirit and of course, her beauty. You can follow her on Instagram:  sartooch  and  missuniversityheights (until her current reign ends) Most of us don't have a clue as to the work and effort it takes to be successful in the pageant industry.  Hopefully, we will see her next year, as Miss California.

Elizabeth is descended from Pechanga's Manuela Miranda Lucy Moreno, and Fred Sartuche, SR. We've posted on the Manuela Miranda's descendants here and here and she is proof positive that her Native American ancestors have instilled a pride in effort.     WELL DONE ELIZABETH

Manuela Miranda