My name is Gerry Young. I have had his hands in clay for the past 30 plus years, and I'm still enjoying the fun. I do not have my own studio, however I enjoy taking ceramic classes at my local junior college. In the SF Bay Area I have attended: The College of Marin (instructor Bill Abright), West Valley College (instructors Katheryn McBride & Sylvia Rios-Metcalf).

Though, this is just a hobby for Gerry, he hopes that you enjoy looking at his works of art. If you would like to purchase an item, please email Gerry at Young7@ix.netcom.com

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Some of my favorite links...

A special BEAR HUG goes to Thomas D. Mangelsen for his inspiring photographs of nature. His bear pictures have inspired me and continue to do so.

Help preserve the legacy of the Grizzly Bear, via the Vital Ground Foundation.

Each and every one of us has a neighbor who has been battered. Awareness is half the battle. Please tell your friends about help at the Statewide California Coalition for Battered Women.

I don't know if you're into baseball, but I've been a San Francisco Giants fan for 20 plus years. The new ballpack in San Francisco is just great. Check it out if you have the opportunity.

This is where we got both of our kitties, Jasmine and Scooter, The Humane Society of Santa Clara Valley. Check out their "Senior Pets for Senior People" program.

Somewhere between Memphis and Chicago is... 98.3 FM WWHP THE WHIP... Playing the best in blues, bluegrass, alternative and traditional country, rock, gospel and American Roots music over the internet.

My wife, Tami, and I love to go to the Little River Inn in Mendocino, Ca. Retreats here are relaxing as well as stuffed with good food and lots to do, even a 9 hole golf course. This area has the best winter sunsets, just beautiful. Not far from the LRI are many art galleries.

In April of 2003, I started my primary business -- Focused I.T. Solutions. We are a technology assistance provider, specializing in website development and computer support. We are focusing our efforts on the nonprofit and small business areas. We find that this is where we can make the biggest impact with the least impact to their botton line.