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The Life and Legacy of Catherine Parker

By Matthew Biddle - January 28, 2013

Beloved local artist Catherine Burchfield Parker, who passed away this past November, touched many lives through her vibrant watercolors, caring personality and artistic collaborations.

The full content is available in the Winter 2013 Issue.

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