Greif Support Art

Grief Support Art is free for those that have lost a friend or loved one. These are special commissions that I have to be led to do.

Loss of Mom and Best Friend

3x6 inch on inner right arm. As a reminder to me, and a visible scar that grief makes.

This tattoo actually started the ministry of grief support art. I lost my mom in 2015. She was my best friend from when I was 5. We were able to be kindly truthfully with each other. She was there for me through all the hardest times of my life up until she went home to Jesus. She thought me the JOY of life. Jesus is first in your life. Without faith, we can do nothing. We think of others before ourselves. We take care of ourselves so we can take care of others. I miss her every day. I morn her loss of life and adventures she is missing with my kids. I love and loved her more than I have words for.

Loss of a Husband

A good friend of mine lost her husband suddenly. I was lead to create this piece for her to help her though her grief. She loves sunflowers and the quote fit what she needed to hear. You can see her husband peeking from behind the upper sunflower.

18 X 26 inches, Acrylic on stretched canvas

Loss of a Friend

I was present when a friend got the call that her friend had passed away. This was not totally unexpected as he had some medical issues. He was all about family, and lived in in the west. The hobby horses represent his wife, kids and grandkids. The boots are his with his new angel wings.

18 X 26 inches, Acrylic on stretched canvas

Loss of a Co-Competitor

A friend and real estate teammate lost a good friend that used to do long-distance bike races and triathlons with her. He passed on a hike preparing for their next big adventure.

8.5 X 11 inches, Watercolor on 100% Cotton paper

Loss of a Grandmother

My friend that works in a title company lost her grandmother. This was unexpected. Her grandmother loved Pinocchio and had a very special place in my friend's life. So here is a Pinocchio angel to help ease the pain.

8.5 X 11 inches, Watercolor on 100% Cotton paper

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