Calendars are often of dogs, people and scenery which bring bare walls to life. This calendar combines all that in its own unique way to honour a special person's life, to raise money for a palliative care unit in Corner Brook (Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada) and to celebrate being women over forty years of age, healthy and happy with our body-shapes. 

 One woman's idea grew to be shared by many and Women, Age, Grace and Laughter, took off with a sense of humour, taste and commitment. Jake, Joanne's black Labrador dog, added his dash of colour and a way to remember Joanne Greenlee took shape. The goals of the calendar took on a meaning that embraced thousands of people from St. John's to Labrador City to Parsons Pond, across Canada, throughout the United States and even world-wide. 

"The image of the flat-chested memorialized by the full-breasted would tickle her ironic soul until her slender frame ached. So, be sure that she is with you and if a faint peal of ironic laughter sometimes echoes in the back of your mind, don't worry. It will just be whatever remains of Jo, basking in the afterglow of a life well-lived and cause well-served." 
... James G. Greenlee.