| Thank You! |
Where to begin? We are so grateful to all of you who were a part of the Launch of The Artist's
Path--
* Fil for introducing us to his wonderful art and the Hopi world view,
* Ada Aharoni for her moving poem,
* Apollo Poetry for his passion and energy,
* Ember Crocker Larson for the beautiful world she is creating in her opera,
* Harold and Arlene Minukskin for safeguarding the past and sharing it in the present, so that
a future might be a better one,
* Terri New for being inspired by the courage of others and using her great talent to honor
them,
* Nicole Romine for the fragile and haunting beauty of Ing which for carries the message that
as we struggle with our demons, at some point we must break out and free ourselves from the
boxes we and others place us in and for organizing refreshments,
* Kseniya Simonova who reminds us that people no matter where they live, no matter their
politics, no matter the language they speak--experience loss and hope in the face of events
around them,
* For the anonymous photographers who risk their lives to bring us a record of Conflict and
Social Crisis,
* For Camille Manybeads whose film we all look forward to in April,
* Dino Palazzi for being a dear man who is not afraid to share his vulnerability with the world
and who always makes those around him feel valued,*
*Ron Cowen for his deeply affecting play,
* Susan Williams for stepping in and being a very gracious presence and gathering
information from the audience,
* Pat Anderson for taking on the role of historian through photography,
* Neal Mangham who stood in as techie and roadie.
*Elisabeth Ruffner who took over Front of House.
* And our thanks to those special friends of our artists who showed up not only to support the
artist, but lent a hand and heart where needed.
And finally to our audience for being present for without them the circle is not complete.
Thank you from the Board of The Artist's Path, Inc.
Gail Mangham
Neal Mangham
Elisabeth Ruffner
Path--
* Fil for introducing us to his wonderful art and the Hopi world view,
* Ada Aharoni for her moving poem,
* Apollo Poetry for his passion and energy,
* Ember Crocker Larson for the beautiful world she is creating in her opera,
* Harold and Arlene Minukskin for safeguarding the past and sharing it in the present, so that
a future might be a better one,
* Terri New for being inspired by the courage of others and using her great talent to honor
them,
* Nicole Romine for the fragile and haunting beauty of Ing which for carries the message that
as we struggle with our demons, at some point we must break out and free ourselves from the
boxes we and others place us in and for organizing refreshments,
* Kseniya Simonova who reminds us that people no matter where they live, no matter their
politics, no matter the language they speak--experience loss and hope in the face of events
around them,
* For the anonymous photographers who risk their lives to bring us a record of Conflict and
Social Crisis,
* For Camille Manybeads whose film we all look forward to in April,
* Dino Palazzi for being a dear man who is not afraid to share his vulnerability with the world
and who always makes those around him feel valued,*
*Ron Cowen for his deeply affecting play,
* Susan Williams for stepping in and being a very gracious presence and gathering
information from the audience,
* Pat Anderson for taking on the role of historian through photography,
* Neal Mangham who stood in as techie and roadie.
*Elisabeth Ruffner who took over Front of House.
* And our thanks to those special friends of our artists who showed up not only to support the
artist, but lent a hand and heart where needed.
And finally to our audience for being present for without them the circle is not complete.
Thank you from the Board of The Artist's Path, Inc.
Gail Mangham
Neal Mangham
Elisabeth Ruffner