Why do you paint, Nona?"...'I paint first to honor God who paints the sunsets and oceans and human hearts. And second, I — Kimberly Stuart, Operation Bonnet
Why do you paint, Nona?"...'I paint first to honor God who paints the sunsets and oceans and human hearts. And second, I — Kimberly Stuart, Operation Bonnet
Why do you paint, Nona?"...'I paint first to honor God who paints the sunsets and oceans and human hearts. And second, I — Kimberly Stuart, Operation Bonnet
Why do you paint, Nona?"...'I paint first to honor God who paints the sunsets and oceans and human hearts. And second, I — Kimberly Stuart, Operation Bonnet
Why do you paint, Nona?"...'I paint first to honor God who paints the sunsets and oceans and human hearts. And second, I — Kimberly Stuart, Operation Bonnet
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Why do you paint, Nona?"...'I paint first to honor God who paints the sunsets and oceans and human hearts. And second, I paint so I don't get cranky like so many of the old people in this world.

— Kimberly Stuart, Operation Bonnet
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