Biography, Honors, Commissions, Exhibits, Articles, Family

Biography

In 1989 I returned to college to complete my degree at Fontbonne University in St. Louis, MO.  I had wanted to be a sculptor since I was five years old, but wanted my husband and children more.  If we live long enough, some of us get to do it all. 

By the time I finished my Master of Arts degree, I had been awarded a commission for a life-size sculpture of "St. Monica" and soon began teaching part time at a local community college.  In 2010 I began teaching Sculpture at Barat Academy, O'Fallon, MO.  If you'd like, you can read more in the links that are on this page.

 Being a sculptor can be a grueling and unsteady way to make a living.  But with a loving and supportive husband and family, I remain in this life of feast or famine, joys and difficulties. 

I thank God for everything.

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On January 24, 2009, I was honored by my alma mater, Incarnate Word Academy, for my conribution in Art by being inducted into the Hall of Fame.  I am shown with Dr. Randy Berzon-Mikolas, President of Incarnate Word Academy.

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Sculptor's art reflects longtime dream Community college instructor's passion is clay by Cathy Pezold, Staff Writer St. Louis Suburban Journal, March 29, 2000