Fern Shaw

Fern Lee Shaw, age 79, Lancaster, PA View Details

Cities: Lancaster PA Possible Relatives: Andrew H Young, Paul W Young, Wesley C Young

Fern Marie Shaw, age 71, Riverview, FL View Details

Cities: Riverview FL, Rochester MN Possible Relatives: Joy Lynn Bellew, Autumn M Shaw, Gina M Shaw

Fern M Shaw, age 87, Grawn, MI View Details

Locations: Grawn MI

Fern Shaw, age 83, Oakwood, OK View Details

Locations: Oakwood OK

Fern M Shaw, age 60s, Rochester, MN View Details

Locations: Rochester MN Possible Relatives: Fern M Shaw, Gina M Shaw, Joy L Shaw

Fern Elaine Shaw, age 60s, Fenton, MI View Details

Locations: Fenton MI, Fentn MI, Durand MI Possible Relatives: Bernice G Cheatem, Raymond Herbert, Yvonne Kristina Pugh

Fern L Shaw, age 79 View Details

Address:***** Park Ave, Unit 3xx, Lancaster, PA. Phone Number: (717) 380-****

Fern C Shaw View Details

Address:***** Claremont Dr, Apt C, Dallas, TX. Phone Number: (254) 644-****

Fern Shaffer

Fern Shaffer is an American painter, performance artist, lecturer and environmental advocate. Her work arose in conjunction with an emerging Ecofeminism movement that brought together environmentalismread more..., feminist values and spirituality to address shared concern for the Earth and all forms of life. She first gained widespread recognition for a four-part, shamanistic performance cycle, created in collaboration with photographer Othello Anderson in 1985. Writer and critic Suzi Gablik praised their work for its rejection of the technocratic, rationalizing mindset of modernity, in favor of communion with magic, the mysterious and primordial, and the soul. Gablik featured Shaffer's Winter Solstice (1985) as the cover art for her influential book, The Reenchantment of Art, and wrote that the ritual opened "a lost sense of oneness with nature and an acute awareness of ecosystem" that offered "a possible basis for reharmonizing our out-of-balance relationship with nature."read less...

Fern Sawyer

Fern Sawyer was an American cowgirl, rodeo champion, politician and inductee into the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame and the Rodeo Hall of Fame of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Muread more...seum. She was the first woman to win the cutting horse competition at the 1945 Fort Worth Fat Stock Show and Rodeo. Sawyer was also the first woman appointed to the New Mexico State Fair Board. She was well known for her "flashy attire," according to the Santa Fe New Mexican. She lived in Crossroads, Lovington, and Nogal, New Mexico. She was also a charter member of the National Cutting Horse Association and the first director of the Girls Rodeo Association.read less...