Testimonials & Guest Book Comments
Testimonials and Comments from Viewers and Readers of Lisa Loucks-Christenson’s Work
Exhibit Visitors Say:
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“Never quit~the eagles need you!” — Megan SaVallee
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“Came back again to see all your projects!” — Shirley Brilla
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“Fascinating to see bugs up close, and to read about your adventures. Thanks.” — Ruth, Minneapolis
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“I love UR pictures!!” — Huntley Family, Woodbury, MN
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“The minute I walked into this room at the National Eagle Center and noticed the photos, I thought of you, Lisa. Sure enough, there were your notes describing the scenes in the photos! Wonderful exhibit and information! Thank you!” — Marilyn Ormand, Rochester, MN
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“Great & very exciting exhibit.” — Vicky, Minneapolis
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“Praise Jesus for HIS creation of the eagle which shows HIS wondrous handiwork.” — Gerald and Laurie Whitmore, Coon Rapids, MN
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“Feather + Fin + Frog exhibit brought smiles to many senior citizens isolated during the pandemic. Lisa’s portraits bring God’s creation face to face with viewers.”
Reader and Client Praise:
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“Dear Miracle Worker, I love the book cover! Cynthia and I agree, it looks like angels being born from the stars!” — Reginald G. Johnson, Ph.D., Author of The Awakening: Conquering the Sleeping Giant Within
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“Lisa's project was delivered on time and was of a higher caliber than what I usually expect from writers. I would highly recommend her service.” — Sterling Idea Initiative
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“Lisa, I LOVE IT!!! You are absolutely on target. You are incredible!!! It’s almost as though your mind blended with mine.” — Santosh V., Houston, TX
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“We thought the article you wrote was an excellent sales piece! It did exactly what we hoped it would do!” — Valutec Card Solutions, Gerten's On Valutec
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“Lisa, for my business card may I please use what you wrote: ‘Pearls of the highest quality . . . created one grain at a time.’ I love it!” — Dana B.
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“Thank you, Lisa, for the opportunity to read and think on Harley Hippo and the Crane Game. Your writing is fluid, sincere, and speaks of Love, Faith, and Hope.” — Esther H., Chicago, IL
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“Dear Lisa, I loved your story on the Gum Man. You even made an old war-bird like me cry!” — Rich
Reader Comments on Specific Works:
The Year of the Painted Turtle
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“Yours is a lovely story. Best of luck with it!”
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“Oh what a wonderful story! You have such a way with words and you can always inspire others.” — Heather, Minneapolis
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“What a beautiful story that you wrote! Very moving, very inspiring, and very well crafted. We love it.” — Fan Shen, Author of Gang of One: Memoirs of a Red Guard
Carousel Riders
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“Lisa, your story unfolded nicely and the Alzheimer’s aspect was sensitively handled. The metaphor was really well done in the carousel scene—a real gem for the reader!”
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“Thanks for making me cry. I liked and hated the ending, if that makes sense. I only hated it due to the truth factor.” — Heather (author’s sister), Rochester, MN
Year of the Bald Eagle
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“Oh, what a wonderful inspiration you are! I’m so glad our paths were brought together! Thanks for sharing your story with me!” — Heather C., Minneapolis
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“You are truly a soul friend. Thanks for the Vegetable Justice and Year of the Bald Eagle stories. Your creativity is awesome.” — H.M., New Jersey
Just in Time
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“This is a very nice piece of writing—appropriately slow moving to match the harbor and river. Nothing jars or clashes.” — Scribendi Editor
The Model Maker
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“I thought The Model Maker was reminiscent of a shortened ‘Twilight Zone’ episode or a Ray Bradbury story—and that ain’t bad! The only thing wrong with this story is that it was too short! I wanted more!” — S.B., Columbus, OH
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“Congratulations on your award for The Model Maker. I shared the story with several friends who loved it. It would make a lovely illustrated book for adults.” — M.H.C.
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“What a wonderful story. I loved it and wish Lisa had expanded it to a book. I read it with tears.” — Mary
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“You are a very talented storyteller! I hope you continue to write.” — S.Z.S., Bakersfield, CA
These testimonials reflect the heartfelt impact Lisa Loucks-Christenson’s work has had on readers, clients, and viewers, highlighting her skill as a storyteller, artist, and conservation advocate.