VIRGINIA GREENLEAF KOCH
February 2, 2018
An accomplished artist, Virginia Greenleaf Koch was part of a group exhibition at the Diane Birdsall Gallery from 2008 to 2014.
An accomplished artist, Virginia Greenleaf Koch was part of a group exhibition at the Diane Birdsall Gallery from 2008 to 2014.
Kay L. Johannes served the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company as a senior salestrack specialist for the visual arts until her retirement in 2012.
Patricia Jo Rinkenberger is a singer in numerous musical projects and a consultant in Illinois and Michigan.
Kit Smyth Basquin, after more than five decades of professional work, is proud of the mark she has made on art history, art and writing.
Between 1966 and 1999, Marian Hummel used her talents and background in art to play a valuable role in the field of education.
Sally Maria Schott is currently involved with Alliance Music Publications, the University of Houston, and the Houston Chamber Choir, among other roles.
Renowned as an artist, Mary Jo Viola has exhibited her work all over the country.
Gail S. Phillips has been a band and orchestra teacher in the music exploratory program in the Central Valley School District since 2017.
Ann McFarland remains dedicated to sharing her passion and was an associate professor of music education at West Chester University from 2010 to 2015.
Fulfilling her childhood dream of becoming an artist, Judith Gwyn Brown has made a name for herself as a talented author, illustrator and painter.
Delphine Brownlee has offered music and singing lessons through her private studio since she established it in 1977.
Drawing on her expertise in art, Nelda S. Lee has been thriving as a self-employed art appraiser since 1967.
Antoinette Piesche is thriving as the owner of La Bella Moda, LLC, which she established in 2011.
Karla. A. Philipp is currently the conductor of both the Memphis Youth String Ensemble and the Memphis Youth String Sinfonia.
S. Elaine Thomas has been the director of fine arts at the Dallas Independent School District since 2007.
Leila Hentzen Smith is a represented artist in the permanent collections of the Arts Commission of the city of Milwaukee.
Marylou Swift is a private art dealer and consultant specializing in modern and contemporary art and heads her own art dealership, Mary Lou Fine Arts.
Shana Alexandria Haughton is both a fire inspector in the city of Baltimore and the owner of a fashion boutique shop.
Nora Orphanides is an adviser for the American Ballet Studio Company and the president and chief executive officer of Orphanides and Associates LLC.
Jacqueline R. Livesay is an expert director of children’s music and organist and is active with several colleges and religious institutions.
Elizabeth Franz Albert has spent the majority of her career as a conservationist and environmentalist, striving for a cleaner and healthier world.
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