Born in Savannah Georgia of Seminole heritage, Susan did not start getting in touch with her Native American roots until she married and moved to New Mexico, in 1985. "The southwest is my heart, even though it is on the opposite side of the country from my mother's Seminole roots".

New Mexico is also where her love of horses bloomed. She quickly fell in love with the Arabian breed and has owned Arabians ever since. Some time later, Susan started studying Arabian pedigrees and the exhaustive search through the roots of the breed.

"I didn’t start beading until moving to Ohio in 1989 and, once I got started, I just couldn’t stop. My work started taking on a more southwestern look and feel, which seemed a very natural progression. Now, I have been studying Native American spirituality before beginning one of my projects so that it will carry in it a specific message or story." Susan's beading work has been exhibited throughout much of the United States and Canada.

Susan also specializes in researching and creating personalized pedigrees for Straight Egyptian horses as well as unique beaded pedigree bags.
 

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THE EGYPTIAN EVENT 2007
June 4-9, 2007
A Show Like No Other      

Held at the prestigious Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky.  A horse lover's paradise combined with excellent horses, educational opportunities, entertainment, and family fun.

The Pyramid Society 

P.O. Box 11941, Lexington, Kentucky   USA
Ph: (859)-231-0771,  Fax: (859)-255-4810
Office hours from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Monday  through  Friday

E-Mail:  info@pyramidsociety.org