Minster, Marilyn

The Arts have always been a passion with Marilyn Minster.  She cannot remember not having pencil and paper in hand, drawing.  In the 6^th grade, she decided to be an Interior Designer.  She was the President of the Art Club in high school, arranging exhibitions and doing the artwork for the annual yearbook.

After high school, she attended the Maryland Institute of Art on a full scholarship, graduated as an Interior Designer.  Upon graduation, she worked for R. T. Dennis’ Guild Gallery as a designer in Waco, Texas while pursuing classes in watercolor at Baylor University.

Marilyn was actively involved in Civic Affairs in the town of Elkton, doing sketches and watercolors of the Main Street for redevelopment.  She continued to pursue her interest in art, studying sculpture with Angelo Frudakis and Graphic Arts at Life Extension Course at the University of Delaware.