Ms. Arkansas Senior America takes bow
Arkansas Congressman Bruce Westerman (R-AR4) spoke in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday, March 11 to praise both the Ms. Arkansas Senior America Pageant and the current Ms. Arkansas Senior America, El Dorado’s Sharon Morgan Tahaney. Tahaney owns Spa on Main in downtown El Dorado.
Westerman first praised the pageant itself in his remarks.
“Celebrating the ‘Age of Elegance,’ this pageant seeks to promote the value of our senior citizens’ experience and wisdom, while choosing someone who represents the dignity, beauty, and contributions of the elderly to our communities,” Rep. Patty Genovese, Arkansas Senior America administrator, receives a copy of Rep. Bruce Westerman’s (R-AR4) comments about the Ms. Arkansas Senior pageant in the Congressional Record from Westerman spokesperson Jason McGhee. (Contributed)
Westerman is recorded as saying in the Congressional Record Vol. 167, No. 49 He went on to offer praise for Tahaney.
“I thank the reigning Ms. Arkansas Senior America and Fourth District native, Ms. Sharon Morgan Tahaney, for her service in the last year. After years of writing and speaking
on leadership, Ms. Tahaney now represents the State of Arkansas with grace. I believe she was right when she said that ‘there are no limits in life based on age, just on attitude,’” Westerman said.
According to a press release from the Ms. Arkansas Senior America organization, the upcoming 2021 pageant is currently set for June 5.
“The deadline to apply for this year’s event is May 15. Women between the ages of 60-85 are encouraged to apply,” the release states.
More information about the Ms. Senior Arkansas Pageant 2021 is available at facebook.com/ ARSeniorAmericaPageant, and potential contestants may contact Patricia Genovese at 501-622-3131 or email puppylove56@msn.com.
The 2021 pageant will be held in Hot Springs at The Legendary Vapors.
“The women who compete in this pageant are community influencers who continue to serve long after the event. This is a statewide search for the gracious lady who brings wisdom, experience, talent, skills, and stories to younger generations, providing an opportunity to build a better society by example,” Arkansas Senior America administrator Patricia Genovese said in the press release.