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Ms. Pennsylvania 2007, Doris Ulrich, has made a huge impact on Ms Senior America and even received a letter from The Queen of England.

State Director(s): Doris Ulrich & Barbara Ann DeLeon

E-Mail: Senior America Management or call us at 1-800-369-1369 or (732) 746-2598.

CONGRATULATIONS TO Doris Ulrich, MS. PENNSYLVANIA SENIOR AMERICA 2007!

Doris M. Ulrich, ,Ms Pennsylvania 2007, born January 25, 1937 in Bethe, Pennsylvania combines her career as Broker of Ulrich Professionals Realty along with Ballroom dancing, taking dance lessons and participating in a number of dance organizations. She is also President of Snitz Creek Ballroom dance Club. Doris is a mother and grandmother. Dons had to forge a new life for herself and her family when her husband was stricken with polio. She had the responsibility of caring for a wheelchair-bound husband and five children. Her motto is to “Make the best of things” and she does.

She likes to hike across the street from her home, along the Union Canal, originally transporting goods of the whole state on barges pulled by mules. She also enjoys boating and swimming with her family. She has traveled to Hawaii, California, Oregon, Florida, Connecticut, Vienna, England, Cozmel Mexico, Dominican Republic, most recently, Grand Canyon "Glass Sky Walk” in Arizona, a most spectacular view. Doris began her professional career as a teacher in 1958 after graduating from Millersville State Teachers College. She was a high school librarian and English teacher. In 1970, she bought an organ and began taking organ lessons. She eventually had 25 students. Doris Attended the Institute of Real Estate and secured her Brokers license and opened her office Ulrich Professionals Realty.

Today, she has 14 agents working with her. She also volunteered to make a Documentary for Lebanon County and the video appeared on cable TV. Five years ago, she enrolled in a music school and took voice lessons. She found a wonderful vocal coach who soon had her performing in front of local groups, nursing homes and senior centers. She performs a one-act show involving her manni¬guen dressed in a tux , changing his hats as she sings each state song. She also sings with the Lebanon Senior singers who sing at community events and she performed for the local Red Hats and Teenagers volunteer organization of 55+. Doris was active for 4 years with the Maennechor Chorus a local group in existence for 80 years and participate in Sangerfest to bring awards home to Lebanon County. Her and her friend are also polishing their ballroom skills. Doris plays the church organ every Sunday, volunteers solos and sings with a trio. Challenging herself, Doris took flying lessons and golf lessons. Learning to use her feet to steer the plane and in learning to use her hips to swing the club. She will be performing ““Diamonds are a Girls Best "Friend” as Marilyn Monroe. In the senior pageant, she is proud to represent the Seniors of Pennsylvania. Her advice is to always keep a song in your heart. Doris Ulrich Ms Senior PA.


Doris on stage at the Imperial Palace Legends Theater during her "Marilyn Monroe" Talent	Doris Ulrich on stage at the Imperial Palace Legends Theater posing in her evening gown


Doris on stage at the Imperial Palace Legends Theater	Doris & fiancee, Bob Yancey, in Las Vegas


Doris receiving a citation from Senator Mike Folmer of PA. Also pictured with granddaughter, Alyssa Geib and her friend, Alyssa Patches.


L to R Pinky O'Neil, MSA Director of Development & Public Relations; Lieutenant Governor Catherine Baker Knoll (1st woman Lt. Gov. of PA); Barbara Ann De Leon, MPSA '05; Patti Kuhn, MPSA '06 - Second row: Doris Ulrich, MPSA '07; Senator Mike Folmer; Shirley Karinch, MPSA '01; Sarah McCale, MPSA '04


Doris Ulrich, Ms. Sr. Pennsylvania 2007 with Lt. Governor Catherine Baker Knoll.

For information on the Ms. Pennsylvania Senior America Pageant, please e-mail us at Senior America Management or call us at 1-800-369-1369 or (732) 746-2598.

The Ms. Senior America Pageant is the world's first and foremost pageant to emphasize and give honor to women who have reached the "Age of Elegance." It is a search for the gracious lady who best exemplifies the dignity, maturity and inner beauty of all senior Americans. The Ms. Senior America philosophy is based upon the belief that seniors are the foundation of America, and our most valuable treasure. It is upon their knowledge, experience and resources that the younger generation has the opportunity to build a better society.

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