The 2008 Canmore artsPeak Arts Festival
Program Guide

artsPeak Info & Merchandise Kiosk:

Canmore Civic Centre Plaza • 902 7 Ave.

Hours:
Friday June 13 12-5 pm • Saturday June 14 10-5 pm • Sunday June 15 10-4 pm

Visit us at the artsPeak Info Kiosk to learn everything you need to know to have a great weekend art adventure.

Event updates • Tickets • Info on specific venues • Directions • artWear Festival T-Shirts • Festguests survey

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artSong - Amos Garrett and the Eh Team
Friday June 13th - Canmore Miners’ Union Hall - 8:00 pm - $25.00
presented by Swan Homes

Alberta’s premier blues guitarist and Juno Award winner, Amos Garrett, is certainly one of the most accomplished guitar players working today. Amos plays better one-handed on an off-night than most guitar players can on a good one. Guitar Player magazine calls him "one of the most lyrical and original guitarists playing today...his single note solos and melodic figures are so distinctive that it is virtually impossible to mistake them for anyone else’s." This promises to be a great way to kick start artsPeak 2008.

artSong - “openMic”
Saturday, June 14th - Canmore Miners’ Union Hall - 9:00 pm - $10.00

openMic is presented by Harvest Moon Acoustics and Mountain Rocks Music

Larry Whan

A Canmore based Singer/Songwriter, Larry is a regular on the jam session scene
and comes equipped with strong guitar and vocals and lot’s of energy!

Shokra - Amy Nelson and Kristy Davison

A love for pink popcorn and muscle cars was what united Amy Nelson and Kristy Davison, who formed their band Shokra in 2005. Their eclectic sound has recently been seasoned with a sprinkling of banjo, jew's harp, harmonica, and the percussion setting on a ramshackle casio keyboard.

Chuck Merlin

The ‘new kid in town’ Larry is a recent arival to the Bow Valley but we are sure you will be glad he stopped by. A classic crooner, Chuck is sure to delight!

In the Pink

A well known and thoroughly enjoying acapella group, In The Pink has been favourite with audiences for many years

Lee Ann DeCoteau
Bev Monteith
Cathy Robinson
Debbie Rosen
Tanya Sullivan
Jan Tissandier

La Jass - A Canmore based Jazz collective!

Lee Ann DeCoteau - vocals
Alderik Schoorl - Bass
James Mottram - Trumpet/flugal horn
Al Tinholt - Guitar
Stan Horner - Drums
Mark Staniforth - Keyboards, vocals

Scott McPherson

Scott Macpherson is a long time resident of the Bow Valley,who writes and performs his own music. He has played in numerous venues throughout the valley, his favorite being the Stan Rogers Stage at the Canmore folk festival a couple of years ago The inspirations for his songs come from his family, friends and life experiences. Having the chance to perform at the Canmore Miners Union Hall is of special significance to him, as he is the project manager for the Canmore Miner Bronze, a grass roots initiative to honor our communities history and heritage. The unveiling of the Bronze will be on Miners day, Saturday July the 12th 2008 following the parade. He hopes to see you all there.

Zeutroy

Jenna Strautman, Iliya Vukadinovic, Steve Asselbergs - These are the new kids on the block, a trio of local performers who will bring the house down with some good old rock
and roll!

artSong - “Simply Sinatra”
Sunday, June 15th - The Drake Inn - 2:00 pm - $20.00
presented by The Pine Tree Players and Suzie Q

A Sunday afternoon concert with the next best thing to Frank Sinatra,“Simply Sinatra”. Rob Young, a long standing Calgary entertainer and promoter of great jazz will be presenting his tribute show to the legendary singer. ‘The Chairman of the Board’ - ‘The Entertainer of the Century’ - ‘Old Blue Eyes’ could sing, dance, act and tell jokes. Accompanied by his 4 piece band,Young steps out from behind the scenes and onto the stage with his crooning rendition of Sinatra classics and all time favorite melodies from an era now past but never to be forgotten.

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artStage - “The Bad Children” - by Shirley Jackson - Pine Tree Players
presented by Three Sisters Mountain Village
Saturday, June 14th Canmore Miners’ Union Hall - 2:00 pm + 6:00pm - $4.00/6.00
Sunday, June 15th Canmore Miners’ Union Hall - 2:00 pm - $4.00/6.00

In celebration of their 30th anniversary of community theatre, the Pine Tree Player’s present a re-staging of their very 1st production from 1978, “The Bad Children”. A family show al la Hansel and Gretel, this delightful tale features naughty children, distraught grown-ups and singing rabbits, this presentation will entertain audiences of all ages. Bring the whole family!

For more information visit: www.pinetreeplayers.ca

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artStage - Conquest Theatre presents the play ART by Yasmina Reza
Featuring Jon Bjorgum, Stephane Prevost and Rob Murray
June 13, 14, 15th
St. Michael's Hall, 7th Street, Canmore
Time: 8.00 p.m. Price: in advance $15. At the door $18.
Tickets available at artsPeak Booth and at the door.

An adult play, not suitable for children - Serge buys a piece of modern art and his friend Marc disapproves of his purchase. What ensues is a denouement of their relationship. Are you who you think you are, or are you who your friends think you are? This hilarious, witty comedy has darker undertones, and has won every major award in modern theatre, playing for years in the West End and in New York.

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artsPeak presents
The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour

Full running time, (with intermission and prize draw included), will be approximately 3 hours.

Films to be screened:

Ain’t Got No Friends on a Powder Day
Switzerland, 2007, 5 minutes
Directed and produced by Nicolas Falquet and Loris Falquet
Website: www.huckandchuck.com
Focus: Skiing
Rating: General
Loris is a “classic” freerider. Jean-Yves, however, has a more or less “accidental” style. This film draws a parallel between two styles and two approaches to the same mountain, which are otherwise worlds apart.

Trial & Error
Winner - People’s Choice Award for Radical Reels
Canada, 2006, 8 minutes
Directed by Bjørn Enga
Produced by Radical Films
Website: www.radical-films.com
Focus: Mountain Biking, environment
Rating: General
Mountain biker Ryan Leech sets out to ride an incredibly difficult trail in the coastal mountains of British Columbia. With the valley slated for clearcut logging, Trial & Error combines Ryan’s extraordinary riding with his thoughts about the very special location.

20 Seconds of Joy
Winner - Best Film on Mountain Sports and People’s Choice Award
Germany, 2007, 60 minutes
Directed by Jens Hoffmann
Produced by Clenonice Comino
Website: www.f24film.com
Focus: BASE jumping, Human Narrative
Rating: Parental Guidance - Coarse language
“I don’t want to die, I want to live. I’m pretty good at running away, and this is my escape!” This is how Karina Hollekim describes her dedication to BASE jumping. Documentary filmmaker Jens Hoffman first met the now 30-year-old Norwegian in 2002. He immediately started to film, accompanying her through many stages of her BASE-jumping career, until it comes to a sudden stop, changing all aspects of her life.

Badgered
Winner - Best Film on Mountain Environment
UK, 2005, 7 minutes
Directed by Sharon Colman
Produced by Jamie Wolpert
Website: www.nftsfilm-tv.ac.uk
Focus: Environment/Animation
Rating: General
The tale of a badger who just wants the world to let him sleep.

Higher Ground: Mountain Photographer
USA, 2007, 8 minutes
Directed by Chris Alstrin and Alexander Lavigne
Produced by Chris Alstrin
Website: www.hg-productions.com
Focus: Climbing, Human Interest
Rating: General
Andrew Querner, a professional photographer from Canmore, Alberta, explains what drives his quest for the perfect climbing photograph. Difficulty and challenge are climbing’s chief attractions, but the objective hazards climbing presents tap deep sources of fear as well. Andrew Querner’s photography feeds on that, and explores the relationship between climbers and the mountain environment.

Ice Mines
Canada, 2007, 30 minutes
Directed and produced by Will Gadd
Website: www.gravsports.com
Focus: Ice climbing
Rating: Parental Guidance - Coarse language
What’s an ice climber to do in the age of global warming? Go underground. Deep underground. Five years ago Will Gadd heard rumours of ice hidden in the blackness of abandoned mines in Sweden. Gadd and his friend Andreas Spak explore the mines, finding challenge, danger, and amazing ice formations

King Lines: Es Pontas
USA, 2007, 13 minutes
Directed and produced by Josh Lowell and Peter Mortimer
Website: www.senderfilms.com, www.bigupproductions.com
Focus: Climbing
Rating: General
A segment from King Lines, filmed on location in Mallorca, Spain. This spectacular segment captures Chris Sharma’s challenging ascent of the Es Pontas arch. Deep water soloing at its best.

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artFair & Toonie Raffle
presented by BMO Nesbitt Burns
Saturday & Sunday, June 14 & 15
10 am – 5 pm
Policeman’s Creek Drop In Centre (Canmore Seniors Association)
600B – 9th Street, Canmore

artFair is located in the Senior’s Centre Hall, a large, bright venue for artisans to exhibit and sell their unique work. Don’t forget to purchase a raffle ticket for a selection of hand crafted items donated by the generous artFair vendors. Raffle tickets available all weekend long. Draw will take place at the event Sunday, 4:00 pm.

Mihoko Maeno-McGrath (Banff, AB)
Purses, bags, scarves and other accessories made with antique kimono fabric combined with modern textiles

Craving Color – Jake Daren (Edmonton, AB)
Native crafts, jewellery, tie dye, liquid candles

Trisha Nakagawa (Canmore, AB)
Fused glass pendants and coasters

Patrick Allen (Canmore, AB)
Hand-built clay work and paintings

Kim Bruce (Redwood Meadows, AB)
“Small works” – framed multi-media assemblages

Laura Marshall (Canmore, AB)
One-of-a-kind jewellery created with semi-precious stones, pearls, crystals and sterling silver

Junko Kitahama (Canmore, AB)
Boxes, photo albums, frames, document cases and other objects made using the French Le Cartonnage method

Lynne Huras – Silly Goat Studio (Banff, AB)
Acrylic paintings, art cards and art prints

Lara Kroeker (Vancouver, BC)
Photographs and posters

Patti and Megan Dyment (Canmore, AB)
Acrylic paintings and giclees

Dietje Hagedoorn (Canmore, AB)
Goldsmith-Designer – original jewellery in gold and silver

Suzette Dunphy (Parson, BC)
Turned wooden bowls and vessels

Joan Bailey (Calgary, AB)
Acrylic ink/mixed media paintings, hand built clay faces and art cards

Cheryl Dryden - Catching the Wind Studio (Calgary, AB)
Handmade stationery with fabrics, textured papers and natural materials, and purse gift card/money holders

Helene Killingsworth (Canmore, AB)
Watercolor and acrylic paintings, photography, prints and cards

Dea Fisher and Phil Guy (Canmore, AB)
2D and 3D works in mixed media collage, oil pastel and pencil crayon, plus cards, boxes and hand bound notebooks

Rob Lean (Calgary, AB)
Photography and cards

Sandra Kuchison (Canmore, AB)
Water-color weaving

Jenn Shea (Canmore, AB)
Delicate copper, aluminum and brass metal craft inspired by nature

Canmore Artists and Artisans Guild (Canmore, AB)
A variety of artwork from members

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Come out to the Canmore Seniors Centre on Saturday June 14 and 15 and take a fantastic workshop at the artZone.

This year we will be having numerous artisans sharing their talents and teaching you their skills during a 1.5 hour workshop.
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We have available many mediums to choose from such as:

“Rustic Furniture Making” by Keith Thompson (note this is not a willow workshop)
“Breakfast as an Art” by Joe Martin
“Book Binding” by Dea Fischer
“Sculpture” by Joe Martin
“Pencil/Charcoal” by Deborrah Hughes-Gahr
“Oil Pastel” by Phil Guy
“Artist Trading Cards” by Edward van Vilet
And one special workshop held by our Honourary Chairperson
Donna Jo Massie called “Finding The Fun In Art”

Check out the workshop schedule and sign up today. Here are the many ways to sign up:

• Visit the artZone blog calendar at www.canmoreartzone.wordpress.com and sign up there
• or Email Sondy@shaw.ca or call Sondy at 678-1981 between 9-5:00
  

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This is where it’s at-the studios and private spaces where artists create! Discover extra meaning in each work through on-going on-site demos, conversation and hospitality. Hop on your bike or drive yourself using our handy map key and route plan. Follow the convenient signs placed around Canmore that will direct you to each location and studio. Check the info kiosk if you like for specific studio details and bios of all your favourite artTour artisans before setting out.

• All studios are open Saturday and Sunday 10-4pm, except as noted
• The number sequence below corresponds with the artsPeak map
• Special openings and demo times are indicated with a *
• Consider a stop at any of the artBites eateries along the artTour route to relax over brunch, lunch or a coffee.

There are several artTour studios tucked all over Canmore, allowing artTour visitors to have the choice to plan their own route or pick and choose their favourite studios as they go. Studios are nestled throughout Canmore with our first studio on the route located up by the Nordic Centre. Hop over to the next 2 studios in the sunny ‘Cougar Creek’ area, before heading to several uniquely different studios gathered at Bow Meadows Crescent. The route finishes back downtown for two additional studios and many other artsPeak events.

1.Tom Hjorleifson (#1 on 2007 map)

Wildlife Sculptor
1007 Olympic Drive
678-5867

Tom will be providing demonstrations and information about the creative and technical aspects of his work both days

2.Darren Reeder ( # 4 on 2007 map)

Watercolour paintings- mountain and prairie landscapes, nature and rural elements 153 Benchlands Terrace
678-2026

*SPECIAL EVENT: Friday evening wine reception from 6pm-9pm

3.Olinger Art (#6 on 2007 map)

Louise Olinger
Watercolour Originals and Prints
57 Riverstone Road
609-2117

Demos both days, Refreshments

4.Susan Kun and Rudi Peet Goldsmith Inc (#7 on 2007 map)

Goldsmith Studio
10B(upstairs)-102 Bow Meadows Crescent
678-6131

5. Of Cabbages and Kings (#8 on 2007 map)

Active potter's studio with ongoing demonstrations
#11, 102 Bow Meadows Cres
609-0678

6. Ammonite Factory(#9 on 2007 map)

Ammonite, Canada’s rarest gem, produced here in Canmore
106 Bow Meadows Cres
678-1786

7. Corridor Collective (#10 on 2007 map)

Art Studios and Gallery-Art Exhibition/Sale and Open studio tour “Can't Bear It”
#204, 106 Bow Meadows Crescent (Above Le Chocaltier)
609-3324 (Elevation Gallery)

Opening and exhibition by studio artists: Conrad Habing, Pascale Ouellet, Chrissy Nickerson and Janice Tanton

8. Hot Glass Studio* (#11 on 2007 map)

Hot Glass Studio
No. 8, 111 Bow Meadows Crescent (Elk Run Industrial Area)
609-9333

See glass blowing demonstrations by Susan and Nicole throughout the weekend.

Fantastic glass sculpture, bowls, vases and hand made glass bead jewelry for sale.

*SPECIAL OPENING June 13, Friday 3-7pm

9. Sunny Raven Gallery (#12 on 2007 map)

Custom Framing, art supplies, printing
156, 105 Bow Meadows Cres
678-6113

10. Nicoli Pavey-Fibre Form Studio (new studio-main st location)

Contemporary textile art
Unit 7, 713 Main Street Canmore
678-1483

11.Grotto Designs (new studio-main st location)

Wanda Ellerbeck
712A Main St (inside 'Jason Leo Bantle Studio')

Wanda Ellerbeck is happy to present some new work for artSpeak. These works use a variety of materials to express a glimpse of the new sculptural direction.

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Café Books presents John Gilchrist
100-826 Main St

11 am -1pm
Saturday June 14

John Gilchrist will be signing copies of his new book ‘my favourite cheap eats: Calgary, Banff, Canmore, Foothills and beyond’. Sample small tastes and treats from several of his favourite places, including Harvest, Beamer’s, Communitea, Gourmet Croissant, and Railway Deli.

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artWalk
Saturday & Sunday, June 14 & 15.
An art experience you won’t want to miss! Take our self-guided stroll to a number of local galleries and sites, many within walking distance of each other. NOTE: Hours of operation for individual businesses do vary but 11 am to 5 pm on Saturday and Sunday is a good bet.

Two Wolves Trading Company #108, 1240 Railway Ave. (next to Starbucks)
Unveiling of a new original by Fraser McGurk who will be on hand on Saturday from 11 am – 2pm. A variety of his limited edition prints will also be on display. Also, come and see our selection of local & Canadian arts & crafts. Open daily from 10am.

NWMP Barracks 609 Main Street
ART IN THE PARK, from 10 am to 4 pm each day, an outdoor event on the grounds of this historic site featuring local artists organized by Canmore Artists and Artisans Guild.

Arte-Sur 717 9th Street (Walk of Champions)
A multimedia exhibition, “Abstract Connections,” featuring Marco Otero (photos and acrylic on canvas) and Alicia Disario (oil on canvas), husband & wife from Argentina; and Mercedes Franco (oil on pressed board) and Santiago Cuellar (photos), mother & son from Bolivia. Open Saturday and Sunday, 11 am - 6 pm.

Mut Hut* 101 Mistaya Place - 6th Avenue (Walk of Champions)
Two Exhibitions: Saskatchewan born artist Deborrah Hughes-Gahr, showcasing original work in acrylic, pencil/charcoal and encaustics (hot wax painting). Deborrah will be on site for demonstrations throughout the weekend. Also presenting local artist, Rod Cherniwchan’s handcrafted alpine log furniture for your home as well as for your pet! Opening Reception Saturday 1 – 4 pm. Great Prizes! Pet’s Welcome!

The Corner Gallery 705 Main Street
Feature Exhibition: TINYAN SFCA. Trained at The Canton Art Academy and the National School of Fine Arts in Paris, Tinyan is well into his 4th decade as a professional artist, celebrating 40 of those years in western Canada.

The Avens Gallery* 709 Main Street
Exhibition and opening of “Colours” - new work by Elizabeth Wiltzen.
*Opening reception, Saturday June 14th: 1 - 4 pm.

Elevation Gallery* #100, 729 Main Street
Presents Relating to the Masters – regional artists pay tribute to their inspiration.
*Opening reception, Saturday, June 14th: 2 – 7 pm

Kinsella Art Gallery 712C Main Street
Featuring the mountain watercolours of Canmore’s Marilyn Kinsella including new limited edition prints: Shinny on the Pond; Fishing on the Bow & Morning Sunrise on Three Sisters.

Canmore Museum & Geoscience Centre 902B - 7 Avenue
(Main floor, Civic Centre, behind the historic Canmore Hotel)
In a series of black and white prints, Micheal Vincent of Canmore brings to life scenes of Canmore mines and miners at work. This look at the past is complimented by 100 Views featuring historic photos of Canmore and the eastern Bow Valley. An interactive display, flip up the pictures and see what each site looks like to today. Also at the museum, geoscience displays about fossils, Rat's Nest Caves, the Devonian reef and videos about mountain-building.

Jason Leo Bantle Photography – All in the Wild Gallery 712A Main Street (beside the SAAN store)
Displaying the wildlife photography of Jason Leo Bantle, this gallery celebrates photographic images from across Canada and Alaska using only 35 mm film.

Art off Main/ Going Green
an exhibition of 14 artworks that display how craft artists are exploring new ideas about green, non-consumptive, renewable and other alternative approaches to making work. Featuring artists from across the province, the creative imagination is at play in this showcase from The Alberta Foundation for the Arts Travelling Exhibition Program. Saturday and Sunday, June 13 & 14, 10am to 4pm. Main Hall, Seniors Centre.

Library Art Gallery 950 – 8 Avenue
The annual Fine Arts and Woodworking Canmore Collegiate High School Student Exhibition opens Saturday, June 13 and runs until June 20th. This exhibition has grown to include a wider variety of areas of study and showcases the finest of student works.

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Hanging Art

Saturday, June 14 and Sunday, June15, 11:00 - 5:00 - 709 Main St

Presented and Sponsored by Elevation 1309

Buy an original artwork and become an art patron at this crowd-pleasing fundraiser which has become a festival favourite! It’s a clothesline art sale in support of Mountain Arts Foundation and The Lamphouse Centre for the Arts.

The concept is simple; take the best artists in Canmore and beyond, have them donate an 8“ by 8” original artwork, price each work for $75.00, conceal the true identity of each artist and hang them all on a clothesline. You pick the one you like and receive a surprise when the artist’s true identity is revealed!

Elevation 1309 is currently requesting local and regional artists to pick up a Call For Submission Package which can be picked up at Elevation 1309, Mountain Avens or at the CAAG Gallery. For more information contact Cheryl @ 609-3324.

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artSplash - Project Rain Barrel

Paint a Rain Barrel!

Two year’s ago the Rocky Mountain Flatbread Company connected with Canmore Collegiate High School students and the Rocky Mountain Soap Company to investigate how they could convert some of their waste to value added products. We all worked together to convert used coconut oil drums that were being sent to landfill to beautiful rain barrels painted by local artists which were then auctioned off at Artspeak. The project raised over $8,500.00 over the past two years which the students donated to The Lamphouse Theatre of the Arts in Canmore and the ASCENT program at the High School.

If you would like to be a part of making our planet and our community a better place please Call Josie at 688-3500 for further information

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artLens

My Canmore: Capture your vision of Canmore; share the ordinary and the extraordinary of this mountain town.

The Canmore Camera Club is pleased to announce the first-ever artLens Community Photo Contest, which is being held in conjunction with artsPeak and Pro Con Roadworks.
Entry is FREE to all participants.
There are four general age categories open to all amateur photographers: Grades 1 to 6, Grades 7 to 9, Grades 10 to 12, and Adults. There is a maximum of three entries per person.
The deadline for entries is Wednesday, May 7th, 2008.

Entries will be judged on the basis of creativity, photographic quality, and how the image expresses the theme of “My Canmore”. There will be one winner and one runner-up for each category as selected by a panel of judges. Decisions of the judges are final.

Winning and runner-up photographs in each age category will be displayed at the
Canmore Seniors Association Drop In Centre - 600 9th Street during the artsPeak weekend of June 14 & 15, 2008.

Winners and runners-up will also receive prizes donated by our sponsors: Kinsella Art Studio and Custom Framing (who will frame the winning photographs and mount the runners-up for the display), Venice Gifts, and Cafe Books.

For more details, contest rules and an entry form, please visit: www.canmorecameraclub.com.

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Art on Main: "Going Green: Artists Recycle"

An exhibition of 14 artworks that display how craft artists are exploring new ideas about green, non-consumptive, renewable and other alternative approaches to making work. Featuring artists from across the province, the creative imagination is at play in this showcase from The Alberta Foundation for the Arts Travelling Exhibition Program. Saturday and Sunday, June 13 & 14, 10am to 4pm. Main Hall, Seniors Centre.

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The Coop Workshop will host master craftsman, Guy Pollard, for family oriented Birdhouse Building Workshops. Bird house construction workshops will be available on a "drop-in" basis. Assembly will be primarily by hand, following a straightforward plan from pre-cut lumber. There will be no cost associated with this workshop. Upon completion birdhouses can be decorated, photographed, entered into a contest, and then taken home. Bird house design will be judged by master home builder, Lawrence Hill, president of Alpine Homes. Prizes to be determined. Recycled / reused content will be sourced where possible. Guy Pollard will have custom made designs and furniture on display throughout the day. The Makita tool demo truck will be onsite to provide inspiration for construction projects of a slightly larger scale.

In cooperation with the COOP Workshop, Ivan Tucakov will be offering and interactive music making and jamming workshop for kids. The session will involve experimentations with rhythm, melody and improvisation and the group will focus on music and lyrics composition to bring out creative sides out of every musician involved. Emphasis will be put on teaching kids to work with the group and sharing one's inspiration musically.

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Library Art Gallery 950 – 8 Avenue
The annual Fine Arts and Woodworking Canmore Collegiate High School Student Exhibition opens Saturday, June 13 and runs until June 20th. This exhibition has grown to include a wider variety of areas of study and showcases the finest of student works.

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artStreet: Canmore Street Performers Festival
Saturday June 14th • 11•6 & Sunday June 15th • 12•5

Canmore Street Performers Festival 2008 provides kinetic energy as a celebration of the arts!

High Energy • Belly laughs • Death Defying • World Class • Hilarious...you name it we’ve got it!

Flyin Bob - one man...3 ring circus.
The Keister Family Fiddlers - 4 fiddling sisters 8-12 yrs old.
Scot Free - Comedy Daredevil
Jimbo - Magic, mixed with insanity.
Dan the One Man Band - A crowd favorite
Surf Knight – Fab music from fave local musicians, Bradley Bischoff & Ray Schmidt
Renowned face painters, chalk/sand art specialists, captivating magician & escape artist, Safire the hula hoop girl.
Lots of other local talent!

Follow the sounds of laughter down main street and you will find our entertainers roving as well as performing by the Civic Centre, don’t forget to LOAD up your pockets with loonies & toonies these performers TRULY appreciate your kindness!

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