Chad Spivey (center) and the first Endor Paddle clients, paddle down the Deep River on the evening of Wednesday, April 1, 2015. Endor Paddle offers tours from 1 to 4 hours in single or tandem kayaks on the Deep River or parts of the Haw River outside Sanford, NC.
Students cried during the celebration of life memorial held by East Lee Middle School on Wednesday, May 6, 2015 afternoon for Quaneisha Richmond, 12, member of the girls' soccer team, who died on April 30, 2015.
Aubrey Dew, 9, dumps buckets of water into a barrel during the kid's bucket brigade challenge at the 2015 Lee County Firefighters' Competition at the Emergency Services Training Center on June 6.
Joshua Benson shows off his bucket full of fresh picked blueberries from Blueberry Hill U-Pick on June 30, 2015.
Ron Jones, Boys and Girls Club volunteer mentor, races to first base to beat the throw from Mrs. B.R., B&G Club gym teacher assistant. June 14, 2015 was the Badges for Baseball end of summer game at the O.T. Sloan Park in Sanford, NC, pitting the law enforcement volunteers against the B&G Club staff.
Victor Garcia assembles the upper structure of the Himalaya roller coaster ride at the Lion’s Club Fairgrounds in Sanford, NC, for the 2015 Lee Regional Fair on Sept. 11.
Nicole Allen, Harper Lee Allen, 3, and Montgomery Allen, 6, trek through the Gross Farms pumpkin patch outside Sanford, NC, in search of good carving pumpkins on Oct. 23, 2015. Harper Lee wanted to carve “a happy face” in her pumpkin, but Montgomery wasn’t sure what he wanted on his.
(from left) Bailey Coffer, 16, Abby Faulk, 15, Kristina Brown, 17, and Kelly Anne Faulk, 16, of the Sanford School of Classical Ballet, sit and chat in the dressing room of the Lee County Arts and Community Center before rehearsal for The Nutcracker on Nov. 118, 2015.
Firefighters work to extinguish the flames of a structure fire on Bragg Street Sunday. The fire began shortly after noon, and emergency personnel were on the scene until after 8 p.m. A total of three buildings were reduced to rubble as a result of the blaze.
Chad Spivey (center) and the first Endor Paddle clients, paddle down the Deep River on the evening of Wednesday, April 1, 2015. Endor Paddle offers tours from 1 to 4 hours in single or tandem kayaks on the Deep River or parts of the Haw River outside Sanford, NC.
Students cried during the celebration of life memorial held by East Lee Middle School on Wednesday, May 6, 2015 afternoon for Quaneisha Richmond, 12, member of the girls' soccer team, who died on April 30, 2015.
Aubrey Dew, 9, dumps buckets of water into a barrel during the kid's bucket brigade challenge at the 2015 Lee County Firefighters' Competition at the Emergency Services Training Center on June 6.
Joshua Benson shows off his bucket full of fresh picked blueberries from Blueberry Hill U-Pick on June 30, 2015.
Ron Jones, Boys and Girls Club volunteer mentor, races to first base to beat the throw from Mrs. B.R., B&G Club gym teacher assistant. June 14, 2015 was the Badges for Baseball end of summer game at the O.T. Sloan Park in Sanford, NC, pitting the law enforcement volunteers against the B&G Club staff.
Victor Garcia assembles the upper structure of the Himalaya roller coaster ride at the Lion’s Club Fairgrounds in Sanford, NC, for the 2015 Lee Regional Fair on Sept. 11.
Nicole Allen, Harper Lee Allen, 3, and Montgomery Allen, 6, trek through the Gross Farms pumpkin patch outside Sanford, NC, in search of good carving pumpkins on Oct. 23, 2015. Harper Lee wanted to carve “a happy face” in her pumpkin, but Montgomery wasn’t sure what he wanted on his.
(from left) Bailey Coffer, 16, Abby Faulk, 15, Kristina Brown, 17, and Kelly Anne Faulk, 16, of the Sanford School of Classical Ballet, sit and chat in the dressing room of the Lee County Arts and Community Center before rehearsal for The Nutcracker on Nov. 118, 2015.
Firefighters work to extinguish the flames of a structure fire on Bragg Street Sunday. The fire began shortly after noon, and emergency personnel were on the scene until after 8 p.m. A total of three buildings were reduced to rubble as a result of the blaze.
Chad Spivey (center) and the first Endor Paddle clients, paddle down the Deep River on the evening of Wednesday, April 1, 2015. Endor Paddle offers tours from 1 to 4 hours in single or tandem kayaks on the Deep River or parts of the Haw River outside Sanford, NC.
Students cried during the celebration of life memorial held by East Lee Middle School on Wednesday, May 6, 2015 afternoon for Quaneisha Richmond, 12, member of the girls' soccer team, who died on April 30, 2015.
Aubrey Dew, 9, dumps buckets of water into a barrel during the kid's bucket brigade challenge at the 2015 Lee County Firefighters' Competition at the Emergency Services Training Center on June 6.
Joshua Benson shows off his bucket full of fresh picked blueberries from Blueberry Hill U-Pick on June 30, 2015.
Ron Jones, Boys and Girls Club volunteer mentor, races to first base to beat the throw from Mrs. B.R., B&G Club gym teacher assistant. June 14, 2015 was the Badges for Baseball end of summer game at the O.T. Sloan Park in Sanford, NC, pitting the law enforcement volunteers against the B&G Club staff.
Victor Garcia assembles the upper structure of the Himalaya roller coaster ride at the Lion’s Club Fairgrounds in Sanford, NC, for the 2015 Lee Regional Fair on Sept. 11.
Nicole Allen, Harper Lee Allen, 3, and Montgomery Allen, 6, trek through the Gross Farms pumpkin patch outside Sanford, NC, in search of good carving pumpkins on Oct. 23, 2015. Harper Lee wanted to carve “a happy face” in her pumpkin, but Montgomery wasn’t sure what he wanted on his.
(from left) Bailey Coffer, 16, Abby Faulk, 15, Kristina Brown, 17, and Kelly Anne Faulk, 16, of the Sanford School of Classical Ballet, sit and chat in the dressing room of the Lee County Arts and Community Center before rehearsal for The Nutcracker on Nov. 118, 2015.
Firefighters work to extinguish the flames of a structure fire on Bragg Street Sunday. The fire began shortly after noon, and emergency personnel were on the scene until after 8 p.m. A total of three buildings were reduced to rubble as a result of the blaze.
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Why should you invest in pet portraits?
If you're anything like me, then your pet is an essential part of your family; and that undeniably special bond you share with your pet deserves to be celebrated. The hard truth is that your pet won't be with you forever and when they're gone all that will be left are your memories together. I want to help you record and preserve your unique relationship and immortalize the love that you share for each other.
Not a dog person? Not a problem! I'm happy to create pet portraits that capture the love you share with any member of the animal kingdom. Whether you have horses, cats, rabbits, birds, or snakes (my sister has two!), I can design a session for you and any animal companion.
