The first four panels were created for International Year of the Child in 1979. They are portraits featuring my young daughter and were included at the “Artists in Stained Glass” show at the Studio Gallery in Oshawa. The next panel is one piece of fused and painted glass (a portrait of my husband, Heinz), included in the “Peterborough In Portrait” show that celebrated 60 years of community living in Peterborough in 2018. The “Fish at the End of the Rainbow” fused, painted and leaded panel features the Lakefield dam, municipal building and clock tower. The abstract nautical window and memorial windows were commissioned by neighbours.
LISA ATTENDS TO HER GREAT GRANDMA, designed for International Year of the Child, 24″ x 30″ 
MOTHER AND CHILD, painted and leaded stained glass, 12″ x 18″ 
A TENDER MOMENT, painted and leaded stained glass, 24″ x 36″ 
MAKING A WISH, painted and leaded stained glass, 18″ x 24″ 
PORTRAIT WINDOW (one piece of glass), fused and painted glass, 11″ x 14″ 
THE FISH AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW (Lakefield dam and municipal building with clock tower, fused and painted stained glass, 15″ x 21″ $700. 
ABSTRACT NAUTICAL STAINED GLASS DOOR PANEL (private commission), leaded glass, 48″ x 12,” SOLD 
PAINTED FUSED GLASS MEMORIAL PANEL (private commission), 11″ x 14,” SOLD
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