Neil, Annette Edwards/ Nolan, Aimee E.

Annette and Aimee are a mother daughter team and basically “valley girls”.  Annette was born in Tacoma and graduated from Fife High School.  Aimee was also born in Tacoma and graduated from Puyallup High School. Annette attended Cornish School of Art in the early 60’s and Aimee graduated from PLU in 2002.  Annette has been a graphic and commercial artist and has worked in almost all mediums.  She is currently a member of the South Hill Artists and participates in a weekly watercolor workshop by Mary Gibbs.  Annette is a retired florist, having operated her own custom floral shop.  Aimee is a Kindergarten teacher with the Fife School district, a dance coach for Puyallup High School and has also been involved with Annette’s floral business.

They would like to thank a family friend and collector, Ace Tague, for finding them this old chair. 

 

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Annette and Aimee are a mother daughter team and basically “valley girls”.  Annette was born in Tacoma and graduated from Fife High School.  Aimee was also born in Tacoma and graduated from Puyallup High School. Annette attended Cornish School of Art in the early 60’s and Aimee graduated from PLU in 2002.  Annette has been a graphic and commercial artist and has worked in almost all mediums.  She is currently a member of the South Hill Artists and participates in a weekly watercolor workshop by Mary Gibbs.  Annette is a retired florist, having operated her own custom floral shop.  Aimee is a Kindergarten teacher with the Fife School district, a dance coach for Puyallup High School and has also been involved with Annette’s floral business.

They would like to thank a family friend and collector, Ace Tague, for finding them this old chair. 

 

Valley Chair

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The theme of “Valley Chair” is the daffodil and Mt. Rainier, both symbols of our beautiful Puget Sound river valleys.  The quote from Emerson, “The Earth Laughs in Flowers”, and the daffodils represent the hope of each springtime and the beginning of a new real life adventure.

FRAGILE – the chair is a decorative chair only.  It is probably 75-100 years old and should no longer be used for sitting.  It should be kept in a warm dry place.

They would like to thank a family friend and collector, Ace Tague, for finding them this old chair.