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Brad Kuntz
Brad is a 25-year-old Spanish teacher. His love of other lands and cultures has taken him through 25 countries on four continents. He hopes this glimpse of the beauty of the world will help rejuvenate the spirits of those suffering from Cancer.
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Randy Kuntz
Randy Kuntz is a retired high school administrator from Maumee, Ohio. He now enjoys glass blowing and photography. He has several friends with Cancer. He hopes that his photographs bring enjoyment and courage to people battling cancer.
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Sue Ladd
Sue paints metaphors of her life's challenges. Her mother battled with uterine Cancer and her father spent a year in a coma after a head trauma accident. Her artwork, which shows both light and dark balance, is a reflection of renewal and healing for those facing life's most difficult challenges.
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Sherri Love
Sherri Love, Westerville, Ohio, has been an art teacher for students, adults and special needs students for more than 31 years. She is a past first vice-president for the Ohio Art Education Association and is currently nominated as Art Educator for the State of Ohio. As an artist, Sheri has painted murals in hospitals, restaurants, banks and children's rooms. She has also worked with variety of different mediums including stained glass, weaving, pastels and illustrations for books. Sherri wanted to share her artwork with Kathy's Care Cards in memory of her brother and grandmother. Sherri's brother, J.B Wright, passed away from lung cancer and esophageal cancer at the young age of 52. Esta Laureen Travis, Sherri's grandmother, was diagnosed with lung cancer and had surgery at age 78. She stopped smoking at 78 and lived until age 90 when she died of stomach cancer.
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Tom Lynch
Tom created this artwork for Kathy’s Kids Cards during his junior year at Westerville Central High School. He has had several family members diagnosed with cancer and lost his grandfather to cancer. By donating his artwork to Kathy’s Kids Cards, Tom hopes to help ease the pain that he knows families can go through during times of uncertainty and loss.
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Robert Millman
Robert is a freelance international photographer. His assignments have taken him from the jungles of Africa to the glaciers of Alaska. He worked with Ansel Adams on many of his books and calendars. Robert hopes that by sharing his photograph it will bring comfort and peace to those afflicted by Heart Disease.
www.robertmillman.com
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Pete Morley
Pete is a fifth grader whose grandmother is suffering from Breast Cancer. He hopes that his artwork will help other children and their families who are facing life’s difficult challenges.
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Josh Moss
As a seventh-grade student in Westerville City Schools, Josh Moss created this artwork for Kathy's Kids Cards. Josh enjoys animals, sports, playing his guitar and drawing. He has had several family members’ battle cancer and other long-term illnesses. Josh is proud that his artwork was selected to help encourage and lift the spirits of those facing difficult life challenges.
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Kevin Newell
Kevin works as a computer systems analyst in Raleigh, North Carolina. His passion for photography has taken him from Death Valley in California, to the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia. Kevin's father died after a six year battle in 1992 with Binswanger's disease, which is similar in effect to Alzheimers. There were no cards at that time that could express the care and concern that others felt for his family. By contributing his photographic efforts to Kathy's Care Cards, Kevin hopes that others will have an easier time in expressing their wishes to those who are facing major, sometimes tragic, challenges in life.
www.newellartworks.com
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Anita Cerame-Palozzi
Anita Cerame-Palozzi, is an artist from Rochester, N.Y. She came from the fast-track world of finance to having survived cancer in 2001. During her journey and as part of her therapy she discovered her ability to paint. "I now know that my cancer was truly a gift, for not only had I not stopped to smell the flowers, I hadn't even noticed that they were there." In 2005 she was chosen to be one of the artists for Kathy's Care Cards. She works in a multitude of mediums and venues, which include acrylics on glass and furniture, textured papers and artistic use of fabrics. Her slogan "more than gifts.works of art.tomorrow's heirlooms " is truly indicative of her unique work.
www.anitasdream.com
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Louis Eugene Recker
Louis Eugene Recker was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in Oct. of 2000. As a youngster he enjoyed painting and returned to this hobby in August of 2005. He was born on December 13,1943 and is one of twelve children. He has been married to Jane for 38 years and they have six grown children and nine grandchildren. After 33 years, Lou retired from teaching and administration. He is thrilled to have his artwork placed on Kathy's Care Cards in the hope of creating awareness for Parkinson's disease.
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Caitlyn Reece
Caitlyn created her "punch-out artwork" while in seventh grade. She donates it in honor of her great-grandfather, who lost his battle with colon cancer. Caitlyn enjoys art and horseback riding. She hopes to be a veterinarian someday.
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Beth Roseman
Beth is from Columbus Ohio. She has enjoys creating all kinds of art such as making bead jewelry and doing sketches. Her Mom battled thyroid cancer several years ago. Beth hopes her art on Kathy’s Kids Cards brings inspiration and comfort to those facing life’s difficult challenges.
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Max Roseman
Max is 11 years old. He loves, sports, break dancing and playing piano. He has family members that have suffered from Cancer and Heart Disease. He is thrilled to share his art with you on Kathy's Care Cards.
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Drew Rouhana
Drew Rouhana of Westerville, Ohio, is the Art Director for Kathy’s Care Cards. Drew, a C-6 quadriplegic, suffered a spinal cord injury in March of 1995 from a climbing accident at Dunn's River Falls in Jamaica. He has a degree in Advertising from Harding University and is passionate about photography and politics. He hopes Kathy's Care Cards encourages people to be more open to discussing disease, illness and disabilities.
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Janet Waggoner
Janet's mother was a nurse in the coronary care unit at St. Luke's Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. She battled Heart Disease. Her father was afflicted by Alzheimer's disease and Prostrate Cancer. Janet's parents taught her to see the beauty in everything around her and to share her talents with others.
www.janetwaggoner.com
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Barbara and John Wade
Barbara and John Wade are from Murphy’s, California, where each day they try to live out their faith. They donated photographs and original drawings to Kathy’s Care Cards. Barbara and John wrote:“When we met Kathy Boston, we were impressed with her sincerity and goals and decided to be supportive in any way we could with Kathy’s Care Cards endeavor.”
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Frank L.Zorman
I live and work in beautiful Ft. Lauderdale, Florida where I work as a Freelance Graphic Designer. The beautiful tropical environment, my background as a commercial artist and my flexible schedule inspire me to paint in watercolors. I love the challenge that watercolor presents it is my favorite medium. I am delighted to share my paintings with all the wonderful people who are showing their concerns for others by purchasing Kathy’s Care Cards. Feel free to contact me for more information on my watercolors, zormanfrank@aol.com or call 954-763-4253.
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