Sue Cullen, a longtime Janesville Art League member, creates a painted heart featuring the handprints of her grandchildren—from left, Kenley, Thea and Thomas—at her Janesville home Wednesday. More than 40 plywood hearts have been placed around the city to say thank you to health care workers and others for their dedication during the pandemic. The Janesville Art League and Rock County Historical Society are responsible for the heartfelt appreciation.
Thea Cullen raises her painted hands after marking them on a plywood heart that will be placed on display in the community to thank health care workers and others for their dedication during the pandemic.
Sue Cullen of Janesville helps her grandson Thomas place his painted hands on a plywood heart that eventually will be displayed in the community to thank health care workers and others for their dedication and bravery. The Janesville Art League and Rock County Historical Society are behind the effort.
Kenley Cullen, 8, places her painted hand on a wooden heart while working with her grandmother Sue Cullen to decorate the heart before it’s displayed in the community.
Sue Cullen of Janesville helps her grandson Thomas place his painted hands on a plywood heart that eventually will be displayed in the community to thank health care workers and others for their dedication and bravery. The Janesville Art League and Rock County Historical Society are behind the effort.
Kenley Cullen, 8, places her painted hand on a wooden heart while working with her grandmother Sue Cullen to decorate the heart before it’s displayed in the community.
Sue Cullen, a longtime Janesville Art League member, creates a painted heart featuring the handprints of her grandchildren—from left, Kenley, Thea and Thomas—at her Janesville home Wednesday. More than 40 plywood hearts have been placed around the city to say thank you to health care workers and others for their dedication during the pandemic. The Janesville Art League and Rock County Historical Society are responsible for the heartfelt appreciation.
Thea Cullen raises her painted hands after marking them on a plywood heart that will be placed on display in the community to thank health care workers and others for their dedication during the pandemic.
