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When I graduated from Syracuse University with a B.A. in Zoology/Journalism, I believed myself ready to become a science article writer for magazines. What I became was a wife of a man getting his Ph. D. degree; I also became the mother of six children. In between household tasks I worked as a hematology technician doing research for the Atomic Energy Commission. In other parts of my life I taught music, tutored special needs students, and served on various town committees, including the Library Trustees, Conservation Commission and the Historical Society. I played early music, and percussion in bands. I earned an M.Ed. in Creative Arts Therapy. I was saving art for my old age. But I couldn’t wait. In addition to attending various workshops on art techniques, I studied with Martha Oldham of West Groton as part of The Harbor Watercolorists for several years. I explored sculpture at Sharon Arts and Mount Wachusett Community College. My work has been exhibited in the annual shows of The Harbor Watercolorists; and the artisan shows of The Townsend Historical Society.
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