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I first became involved in the competition as a contestant in 1992. I was recovering from Breast Cancer and happened to see Mrs. Iowa on Television. Although I had competed in pageants in college, this time it was different. This was personal, could I get back on stage in a swimsuit after having a mastectomy?
I had 3 weeks to prepare and told my husband on Tuesday that we were headed to the Mrs. Iowa pageant on Thursday. I managed to place first runner-up and had the time of my life. Mrs. America 1991 Kristianna Nichols attended as a guest and to this day we are great friends. I re-entered in 1993 and didn't even place! I was devastated but even more determined. Back for year number three and I was again selected as first runner-up. I was beginning to feel like “first runner-up was tattooed on my forehead” but I vowed to give it another shot in 1995 and won! A dream come to fruition after many years of self-improvement and growth.
The day I was to crown my successor, my director asked me to become her partner for the Mrs. Iowa pageant. I jumped at the opportunity to stay involved with a system that had helped me grow so much as a person. In 2000, we were asked to direct the state of Kansas. We were thrilled to offer the women of Kansas this fabulous experience. November of 2002 was a month of many changes. Michele, my partner for the last eight years, was offered a fantastic job in Washington DC and unfortunately she would be retiring from the pageant world in June, 2003. This same month the Marmel's, owners of Mrs. America called and offered me Mrs. Texas. They called again in 2007 to offer me Mrs. Oklahoma and 2018 Mrs. California. Mrs. America has now started a Miss for America pageant and will crown their first national titleholder in 2019. I am thrilled to be producing the Miss for America state pageants in all 3 states.
As for me personally, in 2004 I was honored to receive the national “Seymour Seitz Award” as “Director of the Year” and am now celebrating my 23rd year as a state director with the Mrs. America program.
Most of all, this is a program that celebrates America's married women. Call today to receive your free entry information and join the fun of competition and self-discovery.
Tracy Crist
Executive Director
I had 3 weeks to prepare and told my husband on Tuesday that we were headed to the Mrs. Iowa pageant on Thursday. I managed to place first runner-up and had the time of my life. Mrs. America 1991 Kristianna Nichols attended as a guest and to this day we are great friends. I re-entered in 1993 and didn't even place! I was devastated but even more determined. Back for year number three and I was again selected as first runner-up. I was beginning to feel like “first runner-up was tattooed on my forehead” but I vowed to give it another shot in 1995 and won! A dream come to fruition after many years of self-improvement and growth.
The day I was to crown my successor, my director asked me to become her partner for the Mrs. Iowa pageant. I jumped at the opportunity to stay involved with a system that had helped me grow so much as a person. In 2000, we were asked to direct the state of Kansas. We were thrilled to offer the women of Kansas this fabulous experience. November of 2002 was a month of many changes. Michele, my partner for the last eight years, was offered a fantastic job in Washington DC and unfortunately she would be retiring from the pageant world in June, 2003. This same month the Marmel's, owners of Mrs. America called and offered me Mrs. Texas. They called again in 2007 to offer me Mrs. Oklahoma and 2018 Mrs. California. Mrs. America has now started a Miss for America pageant and will crown their first national titleholder in 2019. I am thrilled to be producing the Miss for America state pageants in all 3 states.
As for me personally, in 2004 I was honored to receive the national “Seymour Seitz Award” as “Director of the Year” and am now celebrating my 23rd year as a state director with the Mrs. America program.
Most of all, this is a program that celebrates America's married women. Call today to receive your free entry information and join the fun of competition and self-discovery.
Tracy Crist
Executive Director
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Contacts
Email: tracy-crist@msn.com
Phone: 214.785.9717
Email: tracy-crist@msn.com
Phone: 214.785.9717
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Address
1819 Canyon Court
Allen, TX 75013
1819 Canyon Court
Allen, TX 75013
Links
www.MrsTexas.net
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www.MrsTexas.net
www.MrsAmerica.com
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