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John Gibel and Jenny Campbell, Creators of Flo and Friends - Page 2© Susanna McLeod
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Jul 11, 2003
With the urge to give something back to her community, Jenny chose to volunteer with the Geauga Humane Society near her then-Cleveland, Ohio home. Beginning as a dog walker, Jenny has moved on to put her artistic talents to work for the society. "My drawings are everywhere now, from the big sign in front of the building to the T-shirts and hats we sell at events." *(2) She presently lives in the countryside near Philadelphia. The wise words of the central character, Flo, demonstrate the theme of the Flo & Friends comic strip, also found on the Golden Opportunities website. "...we have a clearer idea of who we are and what's important in life. Now is the time when we can live life as it's meant to be lived... and with a smile." John Gibel and Jenny Campbell have found a distinctly humourous way to show those words are true.
Read Flo & Friends daily and have a look at the creators' biographies, too:
*(1) http://www.creators.com/comics_show.cfm?... An article mentioning Jenny Campbell's volunteer work helping animals and shelters, by Faith Mahoney:
*(2) http://216.239.53.104/search?q=cache:GZs... Website of the Golden Opportunities television show, with info and the comic strip Flo & Friends:
http://www.goldenopportunities.tv/pages/...
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In response to message posted by doodler:
I do Art Therapy in aged care centres and work with the University of The Third Age. (I d ...
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In response to message posted by brisbaneartist:
Thanks for checking out Flo & Friends, Jo. It's a comic with a theme that is growin ...
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I went off and had a look at Flo and her friends.
Very nice drawing.
You have to be good to capture the nuances of everyday life like that.
Seems like fun.
We don't have that comic strip here in A ...
-- posted by brisbaneartist
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