Lynn  Mara grew up in Long Island’s rural farmland. Fields of potatoes served as her neighbors and her community espoused a “farmy mentality”, Lynn says. “There’s something authentic and real and genuine about those people.”

She’s light years away from that rural, modest upbringing today, but Lynn carries the wholesomeness and faith she was raised in, into her thriving and successful lifestyle today.

Lynn is on the other side of the days packed with financial stress and counting pennies to determine if she had enough money for groceries. It was in those times, Lynn says, that some of her greatest comfort and grace came from offering whatever form of support she could to others in their own trenches in life.

She’s never forgotten what that struggle and stress feel like. Today, she continues her practice of supporting others, whether it’s the single mom she bought a car for, or the young man she helped put through college, Lynn sends 100% of the proceeds from her artwork sales to people and causes that need it. 

Her artwork is described as “American culture with modern flair.” 

Using her own blend of talent and passion, Lynn creates original pieces every day as part  of her routine. After her daily ritual of a morning run, saying the rosary, and going to mass, Lynn threw in an additional 5 mile daily walk when COVID shut everything down. On the walks she tapped into a new awareness of simple things that hold unnoticed miracles and examples of God’s grace.