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Introducing Sally Sanders, owner of Sal Shoots Professional Photography, writing and photographic support services.
Sally also has a business background.
Currently located in Bay City, but travels for location shooting, and is willing to relocate for the right opportunity.
In business for 7 years as Sal Shoots, before that she was a manager and photographer for a very successful commercial photography studio in Traverse City for 19 years
Sally is originally from Midland, graduated high school in Alma, and lived in Bay City while attending Delta College, has spent time in Texas and Houghton Lake. She was awarded a scholarship for her photography work to attend Winona School of Photography in Chicago
Sally has a wonderful daughter and son in law and until recently had two goofy dogs. Her Mom and sister live in Midland, brother and sister in law in Freeland.
Something no one knows at BNI: She was a township planning commissioner for 4 years; and successfully implemented an ordinance that protects 25 feet of any waterfront within the township, the only ordinance of its kind in the United States at that time.
Key to success: perseverance, faith and a positive attitude
Sally also has a business background.
Currently located in Bay City, but travels for location shooting, and is willing to relocate for the right opportunity.
In business for 7 years as Sal Shoots, before that she was a manager and photographer for a very successful commercial photography studio in Traverse City for 19 years
Sally is originally from Midland, graduated high school in Alma, and lived in Bay City while attending Delta College, has spent time in Texas and Houghton Lake. She was awarded a scholarship for her photography work to attend Winona School of Photography in Chicago
Sally has a wonderful daughter and son in law and until recently had two goofy dogs. Her Mom and sister live in Midland, brother and sister in law in Freeland.
Something no one knows at BNI: She was a township planning commissioner for 4 years; and successfully implemented an ordinance that protects 25 feet of any waterfront within the township, the only ordinance of its kind in the United States at that time.
Key to success: perseverance, faith and a positive attitude
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