Hillary Clinton
Secretary of Education Dr. Khalid N. Mumin and Pa. Governor Josh Shapiro visit Emmaus High School.
Pa. Governor Josh Shapiro in Bethlehem.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro AT Erasure
Kamani
Kamani
Kamani
Kamani
Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter
I AM KATHY
I AM KATHY
I AM KATHY
I AM KATHY
I AM KATHY
I AM KATHY
I AM KATHY
I AM KATHY
I AM KATHY
I AM KATHY
Father's Day - 41 years of marriage.
Father's Day - 41 years of marriage.
Potter Ashlynn Zulinski at her potter’s wheel in Dover Saturday, September 19, 2020 in Delaware. “To me, work means getting out of bed every single morning loving what you’re doing to create a life for yourself.” Says Zulinski. “I’ve learned over the years that life slows down for no one. I have endured multiple lifetimes of poverty, tragedy, heartbreak and loss. For a long time, I let those things define who I was as a person and I allowed those emotions to run my life for me. Today, I'm at the realization, that if I do not get up every single day with the purpose and intent on creating a beautiful and better life for myself, I will never have the life I want. Tragedies happen, hearts get broken, and we lose people we love often. My artwork gives me purpose and beauty at once. My work means I am able to share my gift while using this form of creative therapy to shape my future into something I desire.” (Photo by Jane Therese)
Potter Ashlynn Zulinski at her potter’s wheel in Dover Saturday, September 19, 2020 in Delaware. “To me, work means getting out of bed every single morning loving what you’re doing to create a life for yourself.” Says Zulinski. “I’ve learned over the years that life slows down for no one. I have endured multiple lifetimes of poverty, tragedy, heartbreak and loss. For a long time, I let those things define who I was as a person and I allowed those emotions to run my life for me. Today, I'm at the realization, that if I do not get up every single day with the purpose and intent on creating a beautiful and better life for myself, I will never have the life I want. Tragedies happen, hearts get broken, and we lose people we love often. My artwork gives me purpose and beauty at once. My work means I am able to share my gift while using this form of creative therapy to shape my future into something I desire.” (Photo by Jane Therese)
Potter Ashlynn Zulinski at her potter’s wheel in Dover Saturday, September 19, 2020 in Delaware. “To me, work means getting out of bed every single morning loving what you’re doing to create a life for yourself.” Says Zulinski. “I’ve learned over the years that life slows down for no one. I have endured multiple lifetimes of poverty, tragedy, heartbreak and loss. For a long time, I let those things define who I was as a person and I allowed those emotions to run my life for me. Today, I'm at the realization, that if I do not get up every single day with the purpose and intent on creating a beautiful and better life for myself, I will never have the life I want. Tragedies happen, hearts get broken, and we lose people we love often. My artwork gives me purpose and beauty at once. My work means I am able to share my gift while using this form of creative therapy to shape my future into something I desire.” (Photo by Jane Therese)
Potter Ashlynn Zulinski at her potter’s wheel in Dover Saturday, September 19, 2020 in Delaware. “To me, work means getting out of bed every single morning loving what you’re doing to create a life for yourself.” Says Zulinski. “I’ve learned over the years that life slows down for no one. I have endured multiple lifetimes of poverty, tragedy, heartbreak and loss. For a long time, I let those things define who I was as a person and I allowed those emotions to run my life for me. Today, I'm at the realization, that if I do not get up every single day with the purpose and intent on creating a beautiful and better life for myself, I will never have the life I want. Tragedies happen, hearts get broken, and we lose people we love often. My artwork gives me purpose and beauty at once. My work means I am able to share my gift while using this form of creative therapy to shape my future into something I desire.” (Photo by Jane Therese)
Shannon Petrunak of Emma’s has her head shaved on Friday, April 26, 2024, during the Emmaus Shave the Brave fundraiser at Emmaus High School in Emmaus. The event, intended to help raise money for children battling cancer, was sponsored by the St. Baldrick’s Foundation. (Jane Therese / Special to The Morning Call)
Sierah Heiserman, 12, of Zionsville has her head shaved by Joni Laundry of Emmaus on Friday, April 26, 2024, during the Emmaus Shave the Brave fundraiser at Emmaus High School in Emmaus. The event, intended to help raise money for children battling cancer, was sponsored by the St. Baldrick’s Foundation. (Jane Therese / Special to The Morning Call)
Sierah Heiserman, 12, of Zionsville has her head shaved by Joni Laundry of Emmaus on Friday, April 26, 2024, during the Emmaus Shave the Brave fundraiser at Emmaus High School in Emmaus. The event, intended to help raise money for children battling cancer, was sponsored by the St. Baldrick’s Foundation. (Jane Therese / Special to The Morning Call)
Sierah Heiserman, 12, of Zionsville has her head shaved by Joni Laundry of Emmaus on Friday, April 26, 2024, during the Emmaus Shave the Brave fundraiser at Emmaus High School in Emmaus. The event, intended to help raise money for children battling cancer, was sponsored by the St. Baldrick’s Foundation. (Jane Therese / Special to The Morning Call)
Sierah Heiserman, 12, of Zionsville has her head shaved by Joni Laundry of Emmaus on Friday, April 26, 2024, during the Emmaus Shave the Brave fundraiser at Emmaus High School in Emmaus. The event, intended to help raise money for children battling cancer, was sponsored by the St. Baldrick’s Foundation. (Jane Therese / Special to The Morning Call)
