Dear Cathy,
I received the catalogue of your Grief Series in today's mail. I
hadn't realized that the work grew out of your husband's death. It is of
endless amazement to me how anyone can respond so powerfully and so creatively to such a devastating loss. Your exquisite draftsmanship is matched only by the deep emotion expressed in your work. (And I'm sure these prints only hint at the depth and texture of the original pieces.)
I sense that your art creates great space for people who see it to
touch their own grief, loss, and pain. And to realize that they can hope
that there is something beyond these overwhelming feelings, that there is still life and love and memory.
Thank you for keeping your eyes and your heart open, even "when the
unthinkable occurs." I'm sorry you ever had reason to make this series.
With best wishes for happier inspiration in the future,
Rosemary

Very beautiful art work, you have great talent and your work gives the viewer indepth feelings and reactions. I think everyone that views your work can relate to the images in a special way that touches the heart, to each its own special meaning that everyone sees or feels differently depending on their own life circumstances that can be related to your work. Fantastic art work!!!!
Janet

I think you captured grief very well in terms of how it gently surrounds, tenderly lays heavily upon you and pulls at you in so many ways. The work is wonderful!  It conveys so many of the emotions that surround death and the grieving of lost love.
 Judy

Awesome! I was amazed at the beauty of your images on the computer and a little awed by your breadth and depth as an artist. The thing which gave me the most prolonged goose bumps, however, was Rio's page.  You are indeed an incredible mother as well as artist. 
Nancy