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Alison O’Neil
Andrew
Author and speaker on aesthetic health and medical
skin care, and healthy aging, Alison is President
and CEO of the Beauty Becomes You Foundation.
www.beautybecomesyou.org
Margie Kinard Clark
Margie is a writer of children’s Bible studies,
teachers’ instruction manuals, novels, histories,
and poetry. For more information:
mkclark@surfree.com
Polly Craig
Polly is author of Situation Desperate: Send
Chocolate and The Damage Done. She is an actor
appearing in such films as My Dog Skip, The Rosa
Park Story, and most recently Deja Vu. Her
commercial work includes a Telly Award-winning Kodak
Moment. She may be reached at
pollycraig@juno.com
Judy Cutchins
Author and illustrator of natural science books for
readers ages 8 and up, Judy is the former editor of
the Fernbank Magazine and science newsletters. For
more information:
cutchins.furr@juno.com
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Left
to right: Guest Ann Platz with members D'Ann Medlin,
Candace
Long, and Alison O'Neil-Andrew |
Rosemary Wood Dodd
A working artist at the Blue Angel Studio in
Gainesville, Georgia. For more information:
rosemarywdodd@bellsouth.net
Mozelle “Moses” Funderburk
Mozelle is a creative natural science artist and
illustrator with an expertise in wildlife molding
and casting. Her work can be seen in museum dioramas
and natural science centers across the U.S. For more
information:
moses_fun@yahoo.com
Dr. Bonnie C. Harvey
Bonnie is a published author of 22 books including
several biographies (Jane Addams, Daniel Webster,
Carry Nation, and Attila the Hun.) She also has a
national book-editing service, writes book proposals
and queries, ghost writes and teaches Magazine
Article Writing, and Writing Your Life Story at
Kennesaw State College. In addition, she speaks to
civic groups and churches on topics such as
“Discover Your Destiny.” For more information:
BoncaH@aol.com
Kay Helgerson
Author of Crinkles the Cricket, Kay is a popular
children’s speaker with her fun, interactive
sessions on rhythm and rhyme, illustration, and why
careers in writing are so much fun. Her feature
articles have appeared in many magazines. She also
wrote the “Close Up” column for GO ATLANTA. Her
photography is featured on notecards that are sold
in fine gift shops and art galleries. E-mail for
more information:
lkayle@juno.com
Judi Ann Hostetter
Judi Ann is a professional among Tennessee artists.
Gifted in various mediums, she exhibited in more
than 80 juried exhibits throughout the Southeast and
garnered more than 60 major awards in watercolor and
oil. She is past Regional Director of the Tennessee
Art League in Nashville and Past President of the
Tennessee Watercolor Society. Judi Ann can be
reached at
brushworks8@aol.com for more information.
Ginny Johnston
Ginny is the author of many natural science books
for young readers. For more information:
ginnyjohnston@bellsouth.net
Nancy Treu Klotz
Nancy is a poet published in the U.S. and U.K. as
well as author of the unpublished novel, Intruders
of Indigo Springs. Additionally, she is a program
presenter on poetry and teaches English as a second
language. Contact her at
chklotz@ems.att.com
Candace Long
Writer & Composer (theatrical musical A Time To
Dance), and author of the book Wired For Creativity,
Candace is Founder of Creative Concepts Advertising
and Creativity Training Institute. She is a
motivational performer and speaker on how creative
gifts can be used to impact our world. For more
information:
www.creativitytraininginstitute.com and
www.creativeconceptsadvertising.com
Ruth Wagner Miller
Ruth is the author of eight non-fiction books and
innumerable magazine articles. She is owner/manager
of a travel agency:
www.ruthstravelshop.com
Polly Hunt Neal
An Atlanta artist and writer who may be reached at
pollyn2@juno.com
Mary Ann Oprisch
With a B.A. degree in Art Education, Mary Ann has
been a professional watercolorist for the past 20
years and has won many awards from various
Connecticut arts organizations.
www.maryann@oprisch.com
Nancy Schultz
Nancy is an Augusta watercolorist who is listed in
Who’s Who of American Women and Who’s Who in
America. She is also a signature member of Georgia’s
Watercolor Society.
Diane C. Shearer
Author of Solo Parenting: Raising Strong and Happy
Families and publisher of The Peaceful Co-Parent
Newsletter.
www.nofight.com
Linda Sommer
Linda is an inspirational author who has written
three devotional books that are companion books to
the One Year Bible, published by Creation House.
www.voiceofthesword.com
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Left
to right: Guests Rob and Deborah Roebuck with
members
Mimi Gould and Kay Helgerson |
Gloria Cassity Stargel
Gloria is an author, a free-lance Christian writer,
and an assignment writer for Guideposts Magazine.
Author of the award-winning book The Healing,
One
Family's Victorious Struggle With Cancer, first
published by Tyndale House, her work also appears in
more than sixty other books and periodicals,
including the Chicken Soup for the Soul series and
Decision Magazine. She is in the Brenau University
Alumni Hall of Fame.
www.brightmorning.com
Frances Patton Statham
Named Georgia Author of the Year on three different
occasions, Frances has received numerous regional,
national, and international awards in music, art,
literature, and lectures. She is listed in
International Who’s Who of Authors and Writers,
Personalities of the South, and Contemporary
Authors.
www.bocagebooks.com
Mary Jane Warren Stone
A gifted artist and illustrator whose works have
been featured at Fernbank Science Center and Museum,
Fulton County Schools’ Teaching Museum North,
Atlanta Audubon Society, and in many private and
corporate collections. For more information:
mjwstone@earthlink.net
Emily Blake Vail
Author of adult fiction: The Ghost Shrimp; The
Burlap Bag: Murden Indeed; Dark Night on Mimosa
Trail, as well as children’s fiction: The Grey Ghost
of the Pharoah and the picture book, Sue and
Charley. For more information:
evail12@bellsouth.net
Luanne White-Faulkender
Multi-talented Luanne is a gifted artisan of
Faberge-style egg art & jewelry; watercolor and
acrylic artist; acting coach; writer and speaking
coach.
www.eggstravagantart.com
Harriet Fay Woodcock
Writer and composer, Harriet served as National
Music Chair for the National League of American Pen
Women. Her works include the musicals, “A Cruise For
Cherie,” “Second Fiddle,” “A Man of Soil and Sorrow:
Byron Reece,” and “The Song of Sydney Lanier.”
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