Goldie Garcia for the Face of Fox

KASA - Meet Goldie from Albuquerque, NM one of this years top Face of Fox contestants.

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I want to be the next Face of Fox because: Firstly, I really enjoy your television station, great shows! I love to meet and have conversations with people; enjoy bring happiness into people's lives. I feel that I could increase viewership mainly because of my vigor for life and apparently, as I've been told...I have a great smile. I feel that I would be a highly personable personality to represent the station. I was also a finalist in the Santa Ana Star Search.

Known as New Mexico's First Lady of Stand-Up Comedy; I'm a professional stand-up comic with 3 decades of comedy experience and for 10 years, I honed my act in the Boston comedy scene. While in college in Cambridge, MA - for 2 years, I worked as a hostess at the famed "Catch-A-Rising Star Comedy Club. There I met and rubbed elbows with Jerry Seinfield, Rosie O'Donnel, Ellen Degeneres, Rob Schneider, Jeanne Garafalo and many more BEFORE they were big stars.

My Qualifications are many:

A Harvard Graduate, (Humanities and Creative Writing) A former Albuquerque Tribune Humor Columnist. (Over 3 years, I had written 150 columns; 700 words each.) I consider myself well-spoken and as a native New Mexican, I hold a vast knowledge about Albuquerque, New Mexico and much more.

Also, I'm an accomplish artist whereas I created and copyrighted the glittery bottle cap art or shrine art with icons and saints.
My work is famous and in the collections of Julia Roberts, Al Pacino and more.

Attributes: Very humble, kind, considerate, compassionate, loyal and hard working. Easy to work with as I am confident and not egotistical and have achieved much in life due to my dedication and hard work. Others happiness is very important to me and I am an avid animal lover; love, love dogs and have rescued many stray cats and dogs. I think of others before myself. So that's it in a "pinon" shell.