Jerry came to work. We had Charlie (Smith) come so he could go over some things with Jerry. Jerry is leaving to move to Jamaica. Charlie will be starting as our new assistant. (See next entry)]]> He came to work]]> Jerry came to work around the house.]]> Jerry stopped at the supermarket on his way here to pick up a few things for us. He did various things today, including cleaning the gutters near the kitchen and sanding on sculptures.]]> Jerry came to work]]> Jerry came to work]]> Jerry came to work]]> 2015-10-5, Monday, Jerry Kindig and Charlie Smith came to work for us.]]> 2015-9-14, Monday, Jerry Kindig and Charlie Smith worked.Among other thing they reset up the house after Sunday's lunch . See last entry]]> Darren worked in the garden and he and Jerry helped me rehang my sculptures that we had taken down so that Al could photograph other sculptures (see Al Nowack June 14th). Jerry worked with me on straightening and cleaning downstairs in the summer studio. We only got some of it done. We all had lunch together. Jerry went out to pick up Mexican Tortas at La Cabaneta.]]> 2009-06-24 Jess and Erik, . Jess, Erik Schoonebeek. They stopped over to say goodbye and for Jess to see the painting Erik had been posing for. Catherine (Murphy) is doing a painting of Erik and Ilene Cooke, a hand making rabbit ears over a head. Erik and Jess were also on their way to pose for Jonathan Santlofer for phtographs for him to make drawings from for his the new book he is working on. Jess and Erik are moving to New Brunswick, New Jersey. Erik is starting graduate school at Rutgers University.]]> Catherine (Murphy) and I went to Jessica's opening at PPOW Gallery, NYC. See the following two entries.]]> Catherine (Murphy) and I went to Jessica's opening at PPOW Gallery, NYC. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> 2015-5-28, Tuesday, Jessica Rohrer and family. Catherine (Murphy) and I went to Jessica's opening at PPOW Gallery, NYC]]> 2008-01-07 Jessie and Todd, They picked up three paintings of Catherine's. They work for a company called Mobius. The paintings were being brought to NYC to go to Knoedler Gallery.]]> After a long day of work installing Deborah and My sculptures at John F. Kennedy International Airport, International Air Terminal/Terminal 4, NYC]]> Andrew, Lisa and I were on our way to the College Art Association to interview candidates for a position at Vassar College. We raninto Mark and Brian at the airport. Mark was also on hs way to the CAA to be interviewd. Brian was on his way to a music conference.]]> 1991-12-14 (roll date, images #10 & 11)]]> 1991-03-13 (roll date, image # 14), L - R, Jill Weinberg, Tom Adam]]> 1990-06-22 (roll date, image #5), Tom and Jill came up to pick up a painting of Catherine's. (see last entry)]]> 1988-10-18, Jill Weinberg, 3 of 3, Jill Weinberg came over with Bernard Lennon and Tom Adams, see the last two entries]]> Message probably early 2004.]]> Jimmy Desmond. Jimmy Desmond, visited along with Kathy and Marta and Daniel]]> Cathy and I went to Windy Hill Nursery and to Wards for plants and bushes. After buying many plants we went to bill and Arthur's house. We had asparagus sals and drinks and visited. We were going to go the Dragon something for dinner. But it was unexpectedly closed. We got caught in an amazing rain storm. It was extremely intense and the roads were immediately flooded. We went to the closest place we could find, which was Jimmy's Italian Restaurant.]]> FLOWERS & GIFTSnJoan L. Hull, 91, of Rhinebeck and formerly Hyde Park, passed away on November 5, 2018.nn nnBorn in Brooklyn, New York on August 11, 1927 to Christine and J. Parker Hull, Joan grew up on an apple farm in Clintondale, New York. nn nnAs a young girl, Joan, attended Westtown School in Westtown, Pennsylvania graduating in 1945. In 1949 Joan earned a degree from Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana and continued her education at Katherine Gibbs School, New York, New York, graduating in 1951. Afterwards, Joan moved to Hyde Park, New York with her parents and began working at Western Publishing Company, Poughkeepsie, New York in 1952. While at Western Publishing she was employed as an executive secretary until her retirement in 1982. Joan continued her career as an administrative assistant in the art department at Vassar College until 1992 after which she retired and took up residence in Rhinebeck, New York. Joan always said her years working with the art faculty at Vassar were her greatest joy and best memories.nn nnAfter retirement, Joan developed a passion for genealogy and spent countless hours searching historical records, compiling information from grave site tombstones, and documenting cultural and historic data from Friends’ Cemeteries. Additionally, Joan was a golfer and enjoyed her membership at Dutchess Golf Club in Poughkeepsie.nn nnJoan touched many people. She was a loyal friend to many and a devoted daughter who took great care of her parents until their passing. She loved a good laugh and enjoyed sipping an occasional Canadian Club with friends. Her laugh and sense of humor will be remembered, always. Her later years were spent quietly at the Baptist Home at Brookmeade in Rhinebeck, New York where she died peacefully.nn nnJoan is survived by many dear friends.nn nnThere are no calling hours.]]> Joan Jonas gave a talk at Vassar and we had dinner at the Mill Street Panda in Poughkeepsie, NY.]]> 2008-02-19, Tuesday, L-R Joan Jonas, Cait Porter (eyes closed), Kelly Barnett (also eyes closed) I assume all of these closed eyes are due to the flash and not to dozing off, nGordon Millsaps, Jiyoni Kim (looking down, hand on cheek), Sacha Litwin, Deena Mcneil, Mary Katherine Halfpenny. In the morning Joan Jonas did critiques with some of the studio majors. Afterwards, a group of us had lunch together in the Faculty Commons in the Retreat on the Vassar Campus. See the last and next entries.]]> Joan Jonas participated in a sculpture I critique. Lauren asked if the class could be photographed with Joan. See the previous two entries.]]> Joanne Greenbaum conducted individual majors critiques in the afternoon. In the evening, she gave a talk on her work. After the talk, she, along with some students and faculty, went out to dinner. See the following entry.]]> Joanne Greenbaum conducted individual majors critiques in the afternoon. In the evening, she gave a talk on her work. After the talk, she, along with some students and faculty, went out to dinner. See the previous entry.]]> 1991-03-13 (roll date, images #10,11), Joes Smith, Nancy Howard]]> Quite some time ago Joe gave me a detailed diagram of everyone's name in this photograph. I have not been able to fine it. I assume I will at some point. So, for now the people will be spottily identified.]]> 2009-01-18 Joe Devin's son-in-law, He came to plow the driveway. Joe Devins was in Florida.]]> 2015-10-15, Thursday, Joe from Al's Garage. I sent in my forms by mail to register both cars and the one for the 92 Volvo station wagon came back with the check telling me that it couldn't be registered because it hadn't been inspected. I looked at the inspection sticker and it was supposed to have been inspected in June. Since Jerry Kindig is supposed to take the plants to Greystone Greenhouses to winter over I needed to have the car inspected today. It was late in the afternoon but Al said they would have time to do the inspection. The car wouldn't start so I called Al again and he sent Joe over because I could figure out the battery situation in the newer car (I hadn't needed to look at it before now). Afterwards I went over the the garage and they inspected the car. (the next two enries talk about the plants being brought to the greenhouse)]]> 2006-11-12 Joe Letourneau, , Joe brought me prints for me to send to the National Academy of Design.]]> The date is approximate, it is from a file dated: 8-22-89 to 10-12-89.]]> The call referenced Vassar College. Joe was my technical assistant in the sculpture studio. The date is approximate. It is from a folder dated: 8-22-89 to 10-12-89]]> 1992-06-11 Joe Smith, (roll date, image #6)]]>