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This original acrylic on canvas is a memorial work dedicated to the 14 people, including 9 children, killed by plastic bullets fired by the Brittish in Belfast Northern Ireland. One of the victims, 12 year old Carol Ann Kelly from Twinbrook in west Belfast died on 22 May 1981, having been struck by a plastic bullet fired by a member of the Royal Fusiliers. The 14 bullet holes in the left side of the canvas were made by the artist firing a 45 cal. handgun 14 times through the canvas.

Outside of being an artist, Steve feels truly honored to serve as a fiduciary to ODonnell Wealth Managements many clients throughout the country. He finds great personal and professional satisfaction in helping others make impactful changes in their lives and create better financial futures for themselves and their families. Steve has a very different background than the typical finance industry executive. He is not a member of the Harvard or Wharton good ole boys club. Rather, he hails from a lower middle-class background and a broken home. Born in New York in the mid-1960s, Steve was faced with a number of life challenges as a child and young man. The circumstances of his youth molded him into a maverick of sorts. He developed a very...