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by Jane Stahl
Debbie Spleen credits her mentors--Sandy Wood and her mother Sue--for encouraging her love of making art, the freedom to experiment, and the courage to follow her own creative paths.
Following her teaching career, Debbie has taken up repurposing furniture she finds at flea markets in colorful whimsical designs. Most recently, she's devoted hours to a fundraising cause to benefit the senior community that she hopes goes viral.
Hi Mark Noonan here, husband of the amazing Julianne. Great article - just one small error - I did not grow up in Phoenixville but in a rural area of NE Pennsylvania. Thanks for writing this article!
Corrected. The joy of digital. Thanks; I enjoyed talking with Julianne.
Overcast , with a high of 71 and low of 62 degrees. Overcast in the morning, cloudy during the afternoon and evening, partly cloudy overnight.
Can you still get the first copy of the Bear Fever? If so, where, and how much are they?
thank you!
Hi, Linda! We will be re-printing the booklet in the next week or so. Cost is $20 cash and check; $25 credit card. They will be available at Studio B Art Gallery on Saturdays and Sundays 12-2 or the Building a Better Boyertown office 10-5 most days. Thank you for your interest.
Oh, well done.