2011 MS MISSOURI SENIOR
PEGGY EGGERS
Queen’s 2011 year- end report,
Here is a brief overview of what it’s like being Queen so far---
National Pageant in Atlantic City- I met some truly wonderful ladies, really. I made lots of friends, and sang before a huge audience. Sorry didn’t I didn’t win. But had a great time and learned a lot about being a “Queen”.
“ You can never have enough BLING!”
Cameo showcases-- the shows are timed and lineup and set up for smooth transitions and costume changes. Every venue is a little different but the audiences very receptive. Outside of a few close calls with getting lost trying to find the venues, the show still goes on!
Everyone is surprised at the Stars and Stripes and the Tambourine number is a big hit! I can’t wait to learn it.
Jane Hornung the coordinator and Carole Goldfarb the Mistress of Ceremony are hardworking and on the job. It is a joy to participate in a show with all these talented women.
I was guest of honor at luncheon for Mid East Area Agency on Aging,
I’ve sung in a huge arena at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia
I rode in the city of Hazelwood Harvestfest parade, and in the Perry County Fair in Altenburg MO. Yes your hand does get tired from waving!
I had a wonderful interview with Peggy Hogan on Florissant TV. Sorry, all that’s on video. We’ll try and get in on the web.
The former Queens shows are just as busy and rewarding, raising money for the next pageant.
It certainly has been my pleasure to represent the state of Missouri and all seniors, and to promote the hard work of the Cameo organization.
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PLEASE CONTINUE TO CHECK THE WEB SITE FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE NEW QUEEN
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2010 MS MISSOURI SENIOR
PEGGY EGGERS
Queen’s 2011 year- end report,
Here is a brief overview of what it’s like being Queen so far---
National Pageant in Atlantic City- I met some truly wonderful ladies, really. I made lots of friends, and sang before a huge audience. Sorry didn’t I didn’t win. But had a great time and learned a lot about being a “Queen”.
“ You can never have enough BLING!”
Cameo showcases-- the shows are timed and lineup and set up for smooth transitions and costume changes. Every venue is a little different but the audiences very receptive. Outside of a few close calls with getting lost trying to find the venues, the show still goes on!
Everyone is surprised at the Stars and Stripes and the Tambourine number is a big hit! I can’t wait to learn it.
Jane Hornung the coordinator and Carole Goldfarb the Mistress of Ceremony are hardworking and on the job. It is a joy to participate in a show with all these talented women.
I was guest of honor at luncheon for Mid East Area Agency on Aging,
I’ve sung in a huge arena at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia
I rode in the city of Hazelwood Harvestfest parade, and in the Perry County Fair in Altenburg MO. Yes your hand does get tired from waving!
I had a wonderful interview with Peggy Hogan on Florissant TV. Sorry, all that’s on video. We’ll try and get in on the web.
The former Queens shows are just as busy and rewarding, raising money for the next pageant.
It certainly has been my pleasure to represent the state of Missouri and all seniors, and to promote the hard work of the Cameo organization.
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Peggy received her Bachelors of Music in voice performance from University of Missouri St. Louis (UMSL). She recently was awarded Outstanding Alumni Award from the College of Fine Arts and Communication at UMSL. Her Masters of Music is in opera and musical Theatre from Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, IL, where she studied voice with Metropolitan Opera bass, Robert Best. She followed with more vocal studies with famed Romanian soprano Yolanda Marculescu.
She is member Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honor Society. While attending the American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz Austria, she successfully auditioned for German opera agency, and did several audition tours for opera houses in Germany, Austria, and Hungary. In Florida she was assistant director with South Florida Lyric Opera’s production of La Boheme and Aida in Delray Beach. She is the founder and president of Midwest Lyric Opera Company. Locally, she has been guest soloist with the Alton and Kirkwood Symphony Orchestras. As a voice instructor at Lewis and Clark Community College, Godfrey IL she performed in many music programs and faculty recitals. Several of her voice students have appeared in Muny opera productions. Peggy, now retired, enjoys traveling and currently works with Travel the World agency. For her pageant talent, she sang “The Stars and Stripes Forever.”
Click to hear Peggy's song.
Click on this link to see more of Peggy's pictures.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^She is member Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honor Society. While attending the American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz Austria, she successfully auditioned for German opera agency, and did several audition tours for opera houses in Germany, Austria, and Hungary. In Florida she was assistant director with South Florida Lyric Opera’s production of La Boheme and Aida in Delray Beach. She is the founder and president of Midwest Lyric Opera Company. Locally, she has been guest soloist with the Alton and Kirkwood Symphony Orchestras. As a voice instructor at Lewis and Clark Community College, Godfrey IL she performed in many music programs and faculty recitals. Several of her voice students have appeared in Muny opera productions. Peggy, now retired, enjoys traveling and currently works with Travel the World agency. For her pageant talent, she sang “The Stars and Stripes Forever.”
Click to hear Peggy's song.
Click on this link to see more of Peggy's pictures.
PLEASE CONTINUE TO CHECK THE WEB SITE FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE NEW QUEEN
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2010 MS MISSOURI SENIOR
JACQUIE CRAWFORD
ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE 2011
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MANCHESTER PARADE. (9-10-2010)
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2009 MS MISSOURI SENIOR
SANDRA KIRCHOFF
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2008 MS MISSOURI SENIOR
CHRISTINE LABAINE DEHART
Christine LaBlaine DeHart was named Ms Missouri Senior, July of 2008. On October 24th 2008, she was 3rd runnerup at the Ms Senior America Pageant in Atlantic City.
