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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA'S TEEN WISCONSIN
I am 16 year old Dana Ingram and excited to be your United States of America's Teen Wisconsin 2025. I am currently a junior in high school with aspirations of being a youth correctional officer. I have participated in programs like Upward Bound and currently at COA Youth & Family Center as a teen Leader. This position allows me to Empower, Inspire, and Uplift youth in my community to strive to fulfill their maximum potential and be positive impacts in their community.
Part of impacting my community is done through my volunteer work. During the past year, I have volunteered at different organizations providing food through hot meal and food pantry organizations. I have come to realize the need for food in my community especially with the rising food costs. I am bringing awareness to this issue through my platform Stomp Out Hunger. My platform informs people of the need, how to get involved, and being an active volunteer for the Hunger Task Force, Inc. in Milwaukee.
In my spare time. I enjoy spending time with my pets that my family affectionately calls "The Zoo". The Zoo consists of three cats, a gerbil. a rabbit. and a snake.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA'S MISS WISCONSIN
Sage Spear, a Whitewater native, has made significant strides in both volunteerism and scoliosis awareness. She received the Gold Presidential Volunteer Service Award for completing over 250 hours of community service within a year. She actively works to raise awareness and provide support for those affected by scoliosis—a condition she personally faces after being diagnosed at age 11. Sage's passion for advocacy inspired her to create Every Stem Has a Story, a platform dedicated to funding scoliosis research and spreading awareness. Through her initiative, she illustrated and self-published a coloring book and designed a sweatshirt to promote her cause.
In addition to her advocacy work, Sage serves as an AmeriCorps member with the United Way of Jefferson & N. Walworth Counties. In this role, she recently organized a free community baby shower, providing over 8,000 essential items to families in need. Alongside her service work, Sage is the office manager at her family’s local business, Aropa Designs. In her free time, she enjoys watching football (Go Pack Go!), spending time outdoors, and listening to true crime podcasts.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA'S MS. WISCONSIN
Robyn Booth, from the cozy town of Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, proudly works for the Department of Corrections as the Residential Placement Coordinator. In this role, Robyn finds treatment facilities for clients who are looking to achieve a better way of life. While working for the State, the idea for the Community Closets Project came about when Robyn noticed that homeless clients were seeking treatment, but they didn't have any clothing or hygiene products to bring with them to treatment. Wanting them to get off on the right foot, Robyn began asking her many social media followers for donations and soon had thousands of donations available to clients all over the State of Wisconsin.
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Community Closets is now a Statewide project that is rapidly growing. Currently the process is that any person who is looking to receive treatment through a DOC facility and they need clothing or hygiene products, a request is emailed to Robyn. She then sorts through the thousands of items that she has cleaned and organized, she prepares a bundle for the client, and then drops the items off at the facility prior to them arriving. With the rapid amount of donations being collected and requests coming in, Robyn hopes to begin a committee in 2025 to streamline the process and make it even more successful.
Another achievement of Robyn's began in 2015 when her real estate career began. Over the past ten years Robyn has become a top producing Realtor in Wisconsin, managed multiple offices with Badger Realty Team, and began a team with a fellow pageant sister called The Queen Bees. Having a successful real estate career over these past ten years shows Robyn's ability to thrive even when faced with challenges. Her marketing, social media presence and creativity are what set her apart from her competition in the real estate industry.
In her free time, Robyn loves cooking with her 11 year old son Logan and taking him on road trips all over the United States. Each week you can find Robyn researching a true crime case to share on her podcast, Home Is Where the Murder Is. Robyn and her best friend of 28 years, Molly, have been co-hosting the world wide podcast for two years and will be performing a live show on a cruise to the Bahamas in January 2026. With over 3000 downloads a month and listeners all over the world, Robyn uses her podcast platform as a great tool to educate her many listeners about the USOA organization.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA'S MRS. WISCONSIN
Stephanie Kraemer, proud daughter of a Navy veteran and resident of Sauk City, has called the Badger State home for most of her life. Alongside her husband, Kyle – her greatest supporter and “favorite human” – and their platoon of fur babies affectionately named after Top Gun pilots, Stephanie is honored to represent Wisconsin on the national stage.
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Stephanie’s academic achievements include a bachelor’s degree in Public Relations and Communication Studies from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, as well as a second bachelor’s in Education and a master’s in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her educational background fueled a previous career as a teacher, organizational development trainer, and outreach professional. However, her true passions lie in writing and giving back to her community.
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As an Amazon best-selling author, Stephanie’s book, Nauti Girl: Navigating My Naked Truth from Trauma to Triumph, has touched countless lives, offering hope and empowerment through her personal journey of self-worth and resilience. When she’s not writing or volunteering, she and Kyle embrace their love for adventure and fitness, playing golf and traveling the world together.
Stephanie’s heart for service as an animal ambassador shines through her tireless advocacy. As the founder of the Hearts and Paws platform, she champions responsible pet ownership through spay/neuter efforts, and compassionate adoption choices while fostering education, partnerships and programs within the community. Her work with organizations such as the Sauk County Humane Society, WMTV15 News, Meadow Ridge Senior Living, Jane’s Journey Home, Stable Hands Equine Therapy Center, and many more exemplifies her commitment to uplifting animals and people alike.
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“Service is not what I do; it’s who I am,” Stephanie says. She plans to use her year as USOA Mrs. Wisconsin to leave a service-driven legacy of hope, healing and purpose through raising awareness for animal welfare and sharing her book. Stephanie is looking forward to her reign of Empowering Women, Inspiring Others, and Uplifting Everyone!