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Nancy Healey calls herself one of God’s artists. She is a sculptor, painter and she strongly believes in the healing touch. She says, “For as long as I can remember I have known I would create with my hands at this stage of my life. The gift of creating comes from deep within my soul and is expressed by the guided presence of the Divine. Everything is from God. I allow His love and beauty to be expressed through me. I hope when you read this book, you will if for only a fleeting moment experience the seed of joy God places within each of us.” All of the sculptures and paintings are by Nancy Healey. You can view her work at www.healeystudio.com and she can be reached at [email protected] “Did your electricity go out? Call Nancy Healey. She can help to light up the darkest room or depressed mind. Join her in this fascinating journey. Nancy beams with the joy and victorious feeling for what she has found. Read on and thrill to this message from a mature mind.” Charles Green, a long time friend and beneficiary “Since coming to my studio a number of years ago to take sculpture instructions, Nancy has been a continuing joy to have in my classes. Her bright smile and outgoing personality are contagious to her fellow students. She is a multi-talented lady with great ability as a sculptor, painter, and an interior decorator. Her home and yard are completely filled with flowers, which reflect her love of beauty as well as her energy. Nancy’s widely traveled background and willingness to try new venues of activity has gained her a great depth of personality which she shares with us all.” George Davis, sculptor and teacher
