Sudy's Triumph
PO Box 1207
Yarnell, AZ  85362

If you want to personally send an email to Sue Domino

SueDomino@SudysTriumph.com

UNFORTUNATELY, DUE TO CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENTS
Tamlin may not contact any previous patient's from certain treatment facilities.

Biography of Sue Domino

 Born in Chicago, Illinois, Sue Domino had a normal child hood.  She loved to roller skate, ride bikes, jump rope and swim in Lake Michigan. She was a smart, active and energetic teenager. She had three older brothers who treated her like a “little sister”; Vincent, Thomas and Joseph.

As a young woman, Sue was enjoying her life when one day one bad decision became her life’s defining moment. She chose to get on the back of a motorcycle with a drunk friend and when he hit a tree, she instantly became paralyzed.  The years after the accident took a toll on Sue’s spirit. She was moved from hospitals to treatment centers to nursing homes. No one in her family had the ability to take care of her so she was forced to live in these cold facilities.  Sue tried to bargin with God but He didn’t seem to listen. She became depressed and angry. The accident had changed her life on a dime.

 End of story?  No way. Sue has begun to understand that because she has a “disadvantage”, it no longer defines who she is. She knows that… her worth is not paralyzed.

Through the Grace of God Sue has been able to use her gifts to express herself creatively.

Her life’s passion is to help teens understand that choices have consequences…

and even in your darkest hour…there are Angels among us.

Biography of Tamlin Allbritten

 Born and raised in Michigan, Tamlin has always wanted to be an artist. With a BA from Michigan State, she began teaching the creative process more than 30 years ago. Through this experience Tamlin understands how art can promote self worth. Tamlin has taught in inner city, private and public schools and at a college level but has a heart for the “disadvantaged”. Creativity heals broken spirits and bruised souls.  Her work with brain injured patients, eating disorder girls and families from all socio economic levels proves that art is a powerful tool for healing.  Tamlin believes that the creative process goes deep and reveals hidden emotions that words sometimes can’t express.

                  “You told me that before, but now I  see how you really feel”.

Tamlin is the director of “Art Room Ministries” which helps children think from a higher perspective through art. She also facilitates school workshops and is on the speakers circuit for presentations in schools, communities and youth groups. Tamlin has written a curriculum called “The Art of Character” which teaches character education through creative art projects and  she heads the “Pearls of Wisdom “ non profit organization that promotes disabled artists.