Deborah Ouellette

Deborah was born and raised in Detroit and began her career in entertainment at the young age of six, tap dancing and performing locally for Detroit community events and local TV shows. Her love for dance grew as she performed Jazz, Ballet, Tap and Hawaiian dance at local charity events and Senior Citizens homes. As an eleven year old child model Deborah was featured in many local newspaper and TV ads for the automotive industry, and in national magazines such as Reader's Digest, Esquire. After graduating from high school she danced professionally for an industrial road show, "Fun's a Poppin Follies" while achieving her Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science at the University of Michigan. Deborah subsidized her development and education with scholarships to famous Detroit modeling/acting schools (John Robert Powers Acting and Modeling School and Barbizon) and college scholarships she was awarded with her numerous beauty pageant titles and While at U of M Deborah also studied da