Charlotte Dickinson started painting at an early age, inspired by professional artists and sculptors in her family. For 27 years she owned and operated a gallery in the beautiful Endless Mountain area of Pennsylvania. She has been painting and teaching for more than 35 years.
Theron Dickinson(1931 - 2018), T.R. to his friends, spent his childhood on a beautiful country farm in Pennsylvania. With a family of six he worked as Branch Manager with Crowell-Collier Publishing Co. in Richmond, Virginia. Years later he acquired the position as Territory Supervisor for KiWi Cavalier. Under his supervision, his territories, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia and W. Virginia became Number One in Sales Volume in the US.
After retiring and moving to Florida, T.R. was employed by the USDA. It was on April 23, 2003 he become the AIS Membership Chairman and Treasurer by the Board of Directors. Through the years the Board had seen T.R. as a strong leader, helping to bring the AIS to its present level of credibility in the United States.
T.R. believed all good things come from GOD. His guiding rule was “The word INTEGRITY” and it's full dictionary interpretation. He read this everyday. T.R. carried his responsibilities with the greatest possible pleasure.
In Memoriam - Theron (T.R.) Dickinson
It is with great sadness and very heavy hearts that we announce the passing of AIS Chairman Emeritus and former National Treasurer Theron Dickinson. T.R. passed away peacefully on January 18, 2018 from pneumonia. He was 86 years old.
T.R. was the husband of AIS founder Charlotte Dickinson and was an integral part of the leadership of AIS for many years. In 2003 he was elected by the board of directors as Membership Chairman and Treasurer. AIS as lost a dear friend, a tireless supporter and leader.
Please keep Charlotte and her family in your thoughts and prayers through this sad and difficult time.
Sincerely,
Debra Joy and Don Groesser
AIS CEO/President and National Treasurer
William J. Schultz
He was director and instructor for the William J. Schultz Art School in Lenox, Massachusetts for 25 years. Bill moved to Florida where he continued to teach until he was 82 years old. His students revere him and say he was the “Art Spirit” personified. | Marjorie L. Bradley
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