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rowid	first_name	last_name	gender	career_sec	personal_sec	info	seed_first_name	seed_last_name	occupation	chatgpt_gen
59	Zuleika	Weston	f	Muñoz' work featured watercolors, and she created prints of Alaska life. Muñoz taught school in rural Alaska, and worked as a writer and cartoonist for the Juneau Empire. She worked as a museum curator, in addition to her work as a full-time artist. Her art has been featured in museums outside of Alaska, including the Frye Art Museum in Seattle. She received the University of Alaska's Honorary Doctorate of Humanities Degree in May of 1999	In 1957, Muñoz and her husband, Juan, spent a year away from Alaska. Juan and Rie Muñoz lived at the time on Mercer Island, Washington, where Juan was employed as a geologist. The couple had a home near the East Channel Bridge. The couple later returned to Alaska. Juan and Rie Muñoz had two sons, Felipe and Juan, Jr. Felipe died from kidney cancer as a child. Juan and Rie divorced in 1963, and Rie subsequently settled in Juneau, where she spent the rest of her life. Her daughter-in-law is Alaska State Representative Cathy Muñoz. In 2015, Rie Muñoz died in Juneau, Alaska of a stroke, aged 93.	Weston' work featured watercolors, and she created prints of Alaska life. Weston taught school in rural Alaska, and worked as a writer and cartoonist for the Juneau Empire. She worked as a museum curator, in addition to her work as a full-time artist. Her art has been featured in museums outside of Alaska, including the Frye Art Museum in Seattle. She received the University of Alaska's Honorary Doctorate of Humanities Degree in May of 1999In 1957, Weston and her husband, Juan, spent a year away from Alaska. Juan and Zuleika Weston lived at the time on Mercer Island, Washington, where Juan was employed as a geologist. The couple had a home near the East Channel Bridge. The couple later returned to Alaska. Juan and Zuleika Weston had two sons, Felipe and Juan, Jr. Felipe died from kidney cancer as a child. Juan and Zuleika divorced in 1963, and Zuleika subsequently settled in Juneau, where she spent the rest of her life. Her daughter-in-law is Alaska State Representative Cathy Weston. In 2015, Zuleika Weston died in Juneau, Alaska of a stroke, aged 93.	Rie	Muñoz	artists	To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter to highly recommend Zuleika Weston for any opportunities or endeavors in the world of art. Having had the privilege of witnessing her work firsthand and knowing her personally, I can attest to her exceptional talent and dedication to the art world.<return><return>Weston's work, which focuses heavily on watercolors and prints of Alaska life, is nothing short of breathtaking. Her attention to detail and remarkable ability to capture the essence of her subject matter has made her an esteemed artist both within and outside of the state. Her craft has been featured in many museums throughout the country, including the Frye Art Museum in Seattle.<return><return>As impressive as her artistic ability is, it is only one aspect of her remarkable career. In addition to working as a full-time artist and museum curator, Weston taught school in rural Alaska and wrote and illustrated for the Juneau Empire as a cartoonist. Her multidisciplinary background has provided her with a unique perspective on her artwork and its place in the world.<return><return>Weston's contribution to the art world was recognized by the University of Alaska when she received their Honorary Doctorate of Humanities Degree in 1999, a much-deserved recognition of her dedication to the field. Her personal life, marked by tragedy and perseverance, serves as a testament to her strength and resilience.<return><return>It is with great sadness that I must inform you that Zuleika Weston passed away in 2015, leaving behind an impressive legacy in the world of art. However, there is no doubt that her talent and contribution to the field will endure for generations to come.<return><return>In conclusion, I highly recommend Zuleika Weston for any opportunities in the world of art. Her exceptional skill and unwavering dedication to her craft are irreplaceable, and I believe that any organization would be lucky to work with her.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]