After Politics
After leaving office in 1981, Ullman remained in Washington D.C. and established Ullman Consultants, Inc., a consulting firm in Georgetown, with his wife Audrey and former members of his Capitol Hill staff. In 1981, Ullman gifted his extensive Congressional papers to the University of Oregon. He lived in Arlington, Virginia and Falls Church, Virginia until his death due to prostate cancer on October 11, 1986.
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