1942
Born in Ellenville, NY on November 19.
1963
Earns an Associate of Arts and Associate of Applied Science from the State University of New York (SUNY) Orange County Community College by 1964.
1967
Attains a Bachelor of Science from the State University of New York at New Paltz.
1968
Is an art teacher for the Monticello Central School District until 1999.
1982
Begins 17 biennial solo New York City art shows and exhibiting nationally in more than 250 group and juried shows, and continuing.
1983
Is an antique and art dealer for Brockmann’s Antique Center in Milford, NY until 2009.
1985
Wins a Video Touring Award from Art Quest in Los Angeles, CA.
1987
Wins first place for her installation at the Nepenthe Mundi Emerald City Classic.
1988
Is featured in Les Krantz’s “The New York Art Review” in America References.
1989
Is an art adviser and an editor of the literary and art magazine at Robert J. Kaiser Middle School in the Monticello School District until 1999.
1991
Serves the Amos Enos Gallery as treasurer until 1994 and board member through today.
1994
Is commissioned by Dr. Gustav Gavis to create an installation of painted constructions in Monticello, NY.
1994
Receives the Miriam E. Halpern and the Clara Shainess Memorial Awards from the National Association of Women Artists (NAWA) through 1996.
1995
Is commissioned by Dr. Goddard Lainjo to create an installation of painted constructions in Middletown, NY.
1997
Is featured in the Times Herald-Record, the Temple Emanuel of Great Neck, the Great Neck Record, and Sullivan County Democrat through 2007.
2000
Receives a Purchase Award from the Shimizu America Corporation in Durham, NC.
2009
Becomes an Albatross antiques and art dealer in South Fallsburg, NY.
2013
Is commissioned by Christopher Coleman Interior Design to create an installation of painted constructions.
2014
Receives the Elizabeth Horman Memorial Award for Digital Art and Eve Helman Memorial Award for Works on Paper from NAWA through 2018.
2020
Is honored to have her art classes cited as the inspiration to Brenda Swalski who became art teacher of the year by the NY State Art Teachers Assoc. Regent 7.