Northwest Profiles
MAY 2014
Season 27 Episode 6 | 27mVideo has Closed Captions
Paper florist, The Fig Tree newspaper, artist Mimi Ross, and WWII Bataan heroes tale
Spokane florist Mary Eberle makes paper flowers bloom; Mary Stamp shares stories of faith and inspiration as editor of The Fig Tree ecumenical newspaper; Brush, paint and kiln transform the colorful paintings of Mimi Ross into ceramic tiles; the heroic exploits of WWII Bataan survivors Sam Grashio and Jack Donohue
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Northwest Profiles
MAY 2014
Season 27 Episode 6 | 27mVideo has Closed Captions
Spokane florist Mary Eberle makes paper flowers bloom; Mary Stamp shares stories of faith and inspiration as editor of The Fig Tree ecumenical newspaper; Brush, paint and kiln transform the colorful paintings of Mimi Ross into ceramic tiles; the heroic exploits of WWII Bataan survivors Sam Grashio and Jack Donohue
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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