Lcsw Judith HewesJudi is known for her warm, enthusiastic, non-judgmental, God-loving/people-loving way of life. Spanning a career of over 40 years which included time out for raising her family, Judi has worked with all population groups and ages with counseling of ndividuals and families; working with Cancer patients (a precious time in her life); and in volunteer work at church, schools, and around the world. Judi is a gifted writer, speaker, and a professional singer/musician. She loved substitute teaching grades K-12 in Ohio and South Carolina while their children were growing up. In addition to her private practice as a LCSW Psychotherapist, Judi with her husband Bob is a world traveler, including medical mission trips to Micronesia and the Marshall Islands, making precious friends among the people there! Th eir three adult children and six grandchildren live sprinkled about the USA, providing other opportunities for travel! You will fi nd that Judi is sincere in desiring you be aware that YOU are God's Masterpiece! About the Artist At Age 3, A.J. McCoy began entertaining herself by drawing various subjects, especially animals. Later in life while in college obtaining her Nursing degree, she became interested in Medical Illustration which led to her career in illustrating. In 1970, she and her husband moved to the Black Feet Indian Reservation in Montana, where she quit hospital nursing, yet continued utilizing her nursing skills on the reservation. At that time she developed and put all of her energies into her career of painting and illustrating. Her Work is found in private collections and is held internationally. Her illustrations are found on the Native New Day Television show, and the US Department of the Interior. AJ McCoy gifted a fi rst edition of one of her sculptures to Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands. AJ McCoy's Studio is in the heartland of Alberta, Canada on a 40 acre farm in Bluff ton. She has raised funds for wildlife conservation by donating her work in Africa, Central America, Europe and North America. She has been published by Winchester Press, Sports & Field, Montana Outdoors, and Signs of the Times. Her artwork has been showcased at Safari Club International, the Foundation for North American Wild Sheep, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Game Conservation International and other wildlife publications and conventions. Her painting of elephants won the Silver Award of Excellence at the Whale Tail Wildlife Art Exhibition and Auction in Nairobi, Kenya. Read More Read Less