Here is an artist who has been working with the medium of glass for over twenty-five years. After studying Creative Art at Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario, she began to work in an ecclesiastical glass studio, and there began her lifelong interest in stained glass.

Since 1981, she (as artist and glass painter) and her partner/husband, (who helps in the fabrication), have been commissioned to create many windows for liturgical, public, commercial and private environments across Canada and as far away as Trinidad. Their public commissions include work at the Ontario Forest Research Institute, the University of Guelph and the Momiji Senior Residence. Liturgical commissions include stained glass windows in the John Bell Chapel at Appleby College, Glen Abbey United Church, Oakville, and College Street United Church in Toronto, to name just a few.

Their work has been exhibited in Chartres, France and Canada - last year at the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery; and was also featured on the 'Skylight" program for Vision TV in 2001.

Currently she is working on a major restoration project. St. John's Anglican Church in Lunenburg Nova Scotia, a UNESCO World Heritage site, burned down last fall. The church is now being rebuilt which includes restoration of over twenty stained glass windows. She is doing all the artwork, including drawing and glass painting, for this restoration in collaboration with the Sattler's Stained Glass Studio in Nova Scotia. Last summer, this work was featured on the CBC television program Sunday Report.