To support her art habit she delivered balloons, did magic shows, puppet shows, and taught sign language of the deaf raised foster teen-agers and Yorkies. Her interest and love of drama, helped to start The Wagoner Playhouse -where she acted in, directed and produced many productions. Retiring from the Wagoner Courthouse where she completed the state mandated digital mapping for Wagoner County, she continues to write and sculpt with her Yorkies by her side. She is known as a “visionary and a dreamer” for the creativity that just explodes in so many areas. In 2007  she assisted in raising  money for Tulsa Project Women and Breast Impressions- where money raised was to help low income women receive treatment/or diagnosis they could not afford. This resulted in her famous life size torsos in fiberglass with metallic  flakes.  Her family and friends are important.   She likes peace and harmony along with a healthy dose of laughter and a great game of cards. She and her husband Bill have been certified scuba divers for over 50 years and her love of  travel reading  and artwork  still keep her busy.  Her motto is “To achieve the possible, you must attempt the impossible, and to be all that you  can be, you must dream of being  more.”  Visit her website: sallyflorafrench.com  and read the hilarious “ Sally’s  Sagas” on face book.