Frank's career may be The Art of Dentistry, but his talent and love of the visual and performing arts dates to before Tufts Dental School. There's a creativity gene in his family, and brilliant smiles too!

Sheila Foley’s work is representational, not photorealistic. Live spontaneous art and plein air painting, or anything done in natural light, are her favorites. She loves quick cafe sketches and unposed portraits that capture body language. She avoids stiff formality, seeking instead, essence, not detail. Watercolor, acrylic or pen are Sheila’s chosen media these days. It depends on the desired result. The work shown here is older and most has Stoneham connections.

Jill Furumoto is an integrative therapist specializing in traumatic stress disorders and anxiety disorders. Jill has extensive experience working with both children and adults navigating traumatic loss, grief, mood disorders, and interpersonal strain in relationships. Her approach is primarily person-centered, humanistic, and existential, ensuring that each client feels heard and empowered in their healing journey.

“A true artist’s job is to present you a story or a theme from their life’s thoughts, dreams, or experiences. As you study it, you may realize and reflect those same thoughts and feelings in your life. 

Leto’s stories are presented honestly. Life is complex and its stories are universal. 

He states to, “Join with all real artists! Our art represents our lives, in its many forms.

From the simple everyday sightings and feelings, we all go through,

to feel in depth our loves and our suffering losses.

View the complex world around us with its many deviations.

The significant historical subjects and ideas that point us to what more we can become.

And to finally see into our mindful and mindless thoughts that may inspire us to

follow our many journeys through it all”.

Gerry Kehoe was born and raised in North Woburn, graduating from Woburn High School in 1967.  For the past 54 years she has lived on the shores of Horn Pond with her family.  Her company, Innitou Photo, derives its name from the Native American name of Horn Pond, Innitou, which meant “Mirror of the Spirit” in Algonquin. 

She is a self-taught naturalist and an award-winning Nature Photographer, specializing in the “Nature of Horn Pond”.  

Along with her fine photos of Woburn Conservation Areas, she also offers photos of Woburn landmarks, photos from several other states and more recently Ireland and Italy.

She offers beginner and intermediate photography and macro photography instruction one on one, or in groups of up to ten people based at Horn Pond.

Gerry has been an active member of the Woburn Guild of Artists for 15 years and currently Chairs the Scholarship Committee.