Healing
Just One More Cookie
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January 15, 2025
“You captured my son so well, you caught his essence. It’s so incredibly beautiful, it’s like a treasure. We are delighted with this painting.”
– Audra Burbach, New Hampshire
You are such a thoughtful artist, Jonalyn. Our first watercolor purchase together. Thank you so much for making this joy happen!!
— Diane and Paul, Exeter, New Hampshire
“When I saw Jonalyn’s work, I knew she was the one to create a legacy piece for my parents. My parents purchased the Greystone on Lake Winnipesaukee over 20 years ago.Their renovations brought new life and new guests. Now, many return families bring generations back to the Greystone rejoice over births, grieve deaths of loved ones, celebrate weddings, and relax in retirement.
Jonalyn not only perfectly captured the beauty of the place through the portrait, but she also, and I don’t know how she did it, perfectly captured the “feel” of the Greystone: the peace, the adventuring, the love, and the healing that all happen here. I am honored that Jonalyn took on this project and put her heart into creating this piece for my family. We will give it to my parents for Christmas!”
– Melissa Bender, New Hampshire
The way Jonalyn uses light is magical. But what makes her work more special for me is knowing how much time and energy she puts into improving her craft.
–Autum Sloop, Steamboat Springs, CO
“The painting is more beautiful in person. Your art has brought joy and healing to the room. I love the story as well and it gives me pause. I can love and be loved by those who are not like me. What a work of Grace. Thank you! Thank you!”
– Deb Poupard, the new owner of “A Three Cup Day”
Jonalyn painted a scene of Thai street vendors for the downtown restaurant, Thai Connection. The owner’s husband commissioned the scene for his wife’s new business.
–Small Business Owner, Manchester, NH
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We were only on the island for 2 full days, but the satisfaction I got from seeing so many negative myths busted apart is worth sharing.
The stories we continue to tell about our family, especially after their death, reveal more about what we value than the people we lost.
My first impression of St. Helena was of black rock and toilet paper.
As we have been gathering friends to share in the adventure, this question keeps popping up “Why did you name your boat ‘Lady Grey’”? It’s actually quite simple.
