Our niece Sally and her husband Gough, started their own Catholic statue shop in October 2006 when the statue company they worked for closed their doors.  Sally and Gough were not sure what they were going to do or how they were going to take care of their young family.  With some encouragement from all of us, they opened their own shop. Fortunately for every one of us they did.  Sally and Gough have nothing but pride for their work and ensure only the best quality Catholic Statues leave their shop before delivery.  Until now, their statues were only available in the Philippines.  And now, we are very proud to be able to share their beautifully created Catholic Statues with you.

To the right is a picture of Gough putting the finishing touches on an Our Lady of Lourdes Statue.  Gough started mastering his craft as a teenager. Now, you can share in his mastery.

Here is our niece Sally, finishing an Our Lady of Manaoag Statue.  Sally started painting statues over 13 years ago and has definately mastered her craft.  Typically, Sally hand paints nearly all the statues they produce. You can imagine this keeps here extremely busy. However, Sally has hired some of our family to help her paint the statues.  Sally definately takes pride in the statues she and Gough produce.  When she isn't hand painting the statue herself, she is overseeing the painting. No statue leaves the shop unless it meets with her approval.

Here you can see several statues being prepared for delivery in the Philippines.  Readily visible are statues Santo Nino La Suerte (Green and Red) and Our Lady of Lourdes.

You can see Lily going into the back of the shop.  Also standing in the back ground is our brother-in-law, Elpidio (Sally's father) and our other niece Aimee (Sally's sister).

Here are two of the workers packaging Santo Nino La Suerte Statues for shipping.