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Wood sign made by Pollock. Used at art festivals, and other venues at which he sold his art.

Blue Lettering with Yellow Border, Sleeveless, Size XL

Black Lettering with White Border, Light Blue Buttons, Short Sleeves, Size XL

Weaving with a light background with a black and white panda, light gray and blue leaves

Weaving with a light background and a green, black, and gold dragon

In honor and recognition for 2 years of dedicated service
Wood plaque in shape of state of Minnesota

Diorama for Project No. 87-107

State of Alabama Resolution of Outstanding Achievement by the Alabama Legislature sponsored by Senator Tom Whatley

South Dakota Sunshine State flag flown in Texas with other state flags. Purchased by granddaughter and given to Caryl.

blue with yellow lettering, rabbit emblem

Two wine glasses with "Celebrating 125 Years 1881-2006" etched on the glass and blue stems

Hat

Gavel mounted on a plaque

Plaque in the shape of the state of South Dakota with a clock

Flag

Two pieces of Roman water piopes from the Bulla Regia in Tunicia.

Blue Lettering and Silver Snaps, Blue Lining, Child Size

Blue and Snaps, Blue Lining, Size Small

Blue Lettering, Bronco Rider in Light Gray, Size Small

Blue and Yellow Lettering Bronco Rider in White

Yellow Lettering, Bronco Rider in Yellow

Cap is signed in black in by Pollock on the white underside of the bill. Pollock also included a design created by him.

Worn by Caryl when she went to the National 4-H Club Congress

1 small, white felted hat with black trim

Story and recognition by Tom Smit, Executive Director of Michigan Turfgrass Foundaton from trip to Northern Ireland and Royal Portrush Golf Course

Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station farewell fathering for Gary Lemme, scrapbook of letters

dark blue with yellow lettering

Duane LeTourneau Outstanding Advisor of the Year Award presented to Dr. Gary Lemme SD 87 inj appreciatioin of your sacrifice of time, pleasures, and comforts for the betterment of FarmHouse Fraternity

For demostrating superior leadershihp in the FSLI Program

This is to certify that Gary Lemme was initiated by South Dakota State University Chapter

Hat

Greeting cards

Waiting to lift off was inspired by a trip fellow artist Sam Alexander and I made to the 93rd setting in less than an hour after being wounded. "Dust Off" was the tactical call sign we used by aid ambulances. Flying into an active landing zone to pick up wounded was a dangerous job. We now know that pilots, crew chiefs, and accompanying medical corpsmen stood a 1 in 3 chance of being injured, wounded, or killed in their line of work. I didn't fly on a "Dust Off" but did at least two related paintings out of respect for these brave soldiers who put their lives at risk daily for others. Ink/watercolor print on foam board.

While working as a soldier artist in Vietnam I visited 199th LIB. At the time of my visit they captured two VC suspects and were interrogating them. I did sketches and this watercolor interpreting this experience. Watercolor print on foam board.

Lonesome: Being overseas, away from family, friends, and familiar places by itself can be emotionally draining on any soldier. Throw into that mix having to go out on a patrol where danger and all kinds of physical hardships have to be injured. I did this painting as a result of my visit with 199th LIB in Vietnam. I tried to capture the emotional drain war can have on an individual. How after coming back from patrol a soldier can be emotionally and physically exhausted. Waiting: While visiting the 199th LIB I sat around waiting with the soldiers I would soon be going on patrol with. In the gouache sketch I tried to express the melancholy feelings that accompanied the wait. Two prints on foam board.

While visiting the 196th LIB I went on an aerial reconnaissance flight. Two radio officers looked out the open door of a Huey and radioed back information about what they were observing as the craft flew above an area of interest. The next day I would be on the ground with a patrol in the area being observed. This pen and ink drawing depicts one of the officers at work on the floor, looking out the door of a "huey."

This pen and ink wash expresses some of the character of the local population in Vietnam

Photos taken in a Vietnamese Village while traveling on a day trip with the 11th Armored Cavalry. On this Medical Civis Action Program (MEDCAP) local villagers were treated for minor medical issues. Soap and other personal hygiene items were distributed to villagers. Three photographs prints and put on foam board.