World Class Beauty Queens Magazine would like to welcome amazing Queen Sherry Davis United International Elite Queen of Hearts 2023/2024.
Full Name: Sherry Lynn Davis Title/Year: United International Elite Queen of Hearts 2023/2024
Pageant System: United International Elite
Age: 70
Education Level: Bachelor’s Secondary Education
Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius
Hobbies: Water Aerobics-Scrapbooking-Pageantry-Volunteering
Platform: P.A.C Parent accountability court
Years Competed: 8 years.
Countries Visited: United Kingdom-Paris-Puerto Rico-Mexico-Bahamas
Likes: I love all things bling (it’s even my dog’s name)
Dislikes: Pet peeve is people not saying thank you.
Current Status: Single
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Can you share a bit about who you are? Like, what are your passions outside of the pageant world? My passion is wrapped up in community service and being a light wherever I’m needed. With this title so far, I have over 600 hours of community service and I have no plans on slowing down.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: I’m curious about your education journey. What's it been like for you, any particular highlights or challenges? I worked at the State’s attorney’s office in Miami Janet Reno as a victim witness counselor. I learned a lot about the judicial system and Janet even became the 1 st woman US Attorney General under President Clinton.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Women's empowerment is such a key topic. What does it mean to you personally? Women’s empowerment means financial literality and continuing education. It’s important to be on top of your credit and be ready to lend a helping hand to the younger women coming after us.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How did you get into pageants? What sparked your interest initially? I was at a jr. falcons cheerleading game and was introduced to the wardrobe of the pageant contestants. While looking at the dresses I found out that adults could compete, and it piqued my interest. I did some research and fell in love and that was the start of my journey in the world of pageantry. I started out as a judge and shortly after that I began to get into the glitz and glamour of being on stage.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What motivated you to participate in your first pageant? Was there a defining moment? After judging a few pageants someone said I should really get the feel for being on stage myself. I got the full picture after competing in my first pageant and I didn’t place, and I was determined to try again because I wanted to win.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Why did you choose to compete for your current title? What made it stand out for you? This system UIE impressed me with the level of attention to detail the directors conveyed for the contestants. This system is very inclusionary with those that are disabled, and other various conditions and the treatment was top tier. Equality Empathy and Empowerment is how we change the world-One queen at a time.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: I'd love to know more about your pageant system. Could you explain what it’s all about? UIE pageant system advocates for us to love ourselves and what we see in the mirror. They encourage us to be empowered and positive and be a light to others. This system fosters inclusivity by welcoming all ages, sizes, and those with disabilities which is amazing. UIE is the best pageant system I have ever worked with and the love they show during and after competition is what makes them top tier.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What do you think sets your pageant director apart from others? Communication and Availability, I can call or email anytime with a question or concern, and they are always there ready and willing to help. It’s a family environment all the time not just when it’s time to compete, and that’s amazing.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: During competitions, what are the key things you're judged on?
We were judged on our gowns, outfit of choice, Interview, on-stage questions, and an essay on what community service means to us. These are the most common items that will get you the score you need to win.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What’s your competition experience been like? Any
memorable moments or learnings? I have met the mayors in most surroundings areas. I have met the police chief and been privy to ribbon cuttings for several grand openings. I went to the Steve Harvey show and pulled on stage with my crown and sash.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Would you recommend your pageant system to others? If so, why? Yes, I would recommend UIE for anyone looking to get into a system that truly cares about the participants. This system takes care of the winners for the entire year, not just at the beginning like other systems. It’s a family-like system and the love is felt from the time of registration until we all meet in person.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Tell me about your advocacy or volunteer work. What causes are you passionate about? I’m passionate about “Shop with a cop” where all the local officers, sheriffs, probation officers etc., meet at the local Walmart and we take kids that are below the poverty line and let them pick out up to $250.00 worth of goods. I wear my crown and sash and take some of the girls around the store and help them get some items of their choice.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: With your title, what kinds of appearances or activities have you been involved in? I have had several appearances and the most notable was being a judge on toddlers and tiara a show on TLC.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Can you share some of your achievements, both in and outside of pageantry? My achievements inside and outside of pageants come from what I give to others with my volunteer work. I assisted one man “Jeff” (a straight A student) in PAC one of my platforms for the parental accountability court, get a phone, a laptop for his homework and get a Red Dodge Ram truck.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: In such a competitive field, what do you think makes you stand out? I believe my community service makes me stand out, as my volunteer hours increase every year.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: I can only imagine how it feels to win. What was going through your mind when your name was announced as the winner? I was sitting in the back with my hands on my head praying and they called my name, and I was so shocked, and thinking don’t fall, don’t fall LOL.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What does being a Beauty Queen mean to you? It means I get a chance to go out in the community and promote love and kindness. It brings a lot of attention getting to wear beautiful crowns and dresses, but the most important thing is setting a great example.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How have pageants impacted your life? It has made me busier than ever, I have so many associations and events I volunteer with. The impact has made me kind of popular, people know me and my crown and I get invited to things all over Georgia.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How have pageants influenced your self-esteem and body image? It made me understand the importance of inclusion, not only with body positivity, but being inclusive with age as well. We are all beautiful at any age and any size and the best thing about all of us is our smiles.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: You’re an inspiration to many. How does that feel, and what message do you want to share with others? It feels good to be an inspiration as I take pride in being a great example to others. The message I would like to share with others is to be the best version of you that you can be, and You Are Enough.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What’s your strategy for captivating the judges on stage? I make sure I smile and look directly into their eyes; I choreograph my s poses during my walk routine, and I have fun while I’m on stage.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: How do you prepare for competitions? Any specific routines or practices? I get pageant training and I make sure my competition wardrobe is within my budget. Having a good coach and makeup person is very important to ensuring your look is what you envision.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Got any tips for nailing the perfect pageant walk? Study the stage and make sure you have the correct stage pattern. You should practice ahead of time with your heels and make sure they fit properly.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Choosing the right pageant dress can be crucial. What are your tips for making the best choice? The dress should compliment your skin tone and be tailored to fit. The dress does not have to be very expensive but something that makes you feel good.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Interview rounds can be tricky. What are your strategies for a winning interview? Knowing yourself and your platform, if you have a great understanding of what you do, you can talk about it with passion and that is what will win everyone over. Be confident and smile and be memorable.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Looking back, is there a moment in a competition you wish you could redo? I would re-do my on-stage question, I stumbled over the question, and I would have liked for it to be more smooth in delivery.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What common mistakes do you see others making in
contests? Not smiling on stage and a lack of confidence are common mistakes that can cost you.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Do you have any experience in modeling or acting? No
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: What are your plans or goals for the upcoming year as a Queen? My goal this year is to get up to 1000 hours of community service and to win the lifetime achievement award which is 4000 hours.
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine: Finally, what kind of legacy do you hope to leave behind?
I want to show that all ages from 5 years old up to UIE’s oldest winner, that was 85 years old can complete community service. Lead with love in all things and don’t be afraid to put yourself out there to win. There is always someone watching so make sure you are setting an example and doing the right thing. Equality Empathy and Empowerment is how we change the world-One queen at a time. Credits: Hair- Jude Chandler
Makeup-Jude Chandler
Photographer -Sharon Brown
World Class Beauty Queens Magazine would like to say thank you for this wonderful interview.
Sherry Davis United International Elite Queen of Hearts 2023/2024, World Class Beauty Queens Magazine, Hair- Jude Chandler Makeup-Jude Chandler Photographer -Sharon Brown
Interview by Derek Tokarzewski
Owner/Editor in Chief
Mr WorldClass 2023
Mr United Nations 2018
Platform: Women Empowerment
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