Sculptor's Muse - Influenced by Dr. Sam M. Gore
January 24, 2025
Dr. Samuel Marshal Gore was a huge influence in Tracy's life personally and in art. He poured into her as his sculpture apprentice for eight years; helping her to shape her philosophy about art and her walk with Christ in a beautiful pattern that shaped the rest of her life. He and his wife Margie, were lifelong friends of the Sugg family.
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