Anyone who thinks you can’t do it all hasn’t met Dale Koppel!
She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism. She has written for newspapers and magazines throughout the country (including The Miami Herald, the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, and the Palm Beach Post) and is also the author of The Intelligent Woman’s Guide to Online Dating: And She Lived Happily Ever After.
She holds a Master of Arts degree in Educational Psychology and a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction and created one of the first two charter schools in Broward County, Florida.
Although she has no formal education in business or real estate, she develops real estate in Colorado, Florida, Georgia, and Massachusetts.
When she and her husband moved to The Landings on Skidaway Island in Savannah in 2016 from the north shore of Boston, Massachusetts, she thought she had come down with Lyme Disease. Her symptoms were so severe, she was unable to take advantage of the social offerings at The Landings. Instead, she searched the medical community for a diagnosis while her husband tried to encourage her to take her mind off her health by tapping into the creativity he knew she had. She thought back to the time she had been a third-grade teacher and taught her class how to “paint” with tissue paper. It was an instant visual success, and she recalled it having a calming, almost meditative, effect, holding the attention of an otherwise inattentive and unmotivated group of students. She decided to try it as her “late ... view more »
Anyone who thinks you can’t do it all hasn’t met Dale Koppel!
She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism. She has written for newspapers and magazines throughout the country (including The Miami Herald, the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, and the Palm Beach Post) and is also the author of The Intelligent Woman’s Guide to Online Dating: And She Lived Happily Ever After.
She holds a Master of Arts degree in Educational Psychology and a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction and created one of the first two charter schools in Broward County, Florida.
Although she has no formal education in business or real estate, she develops real estate in Colorado, Florida, Georgia, and Massachusetts.
When she and her husband moved to The Landings on Skidaway Island in Savannah in 2016 from the north shore of Boston, Massachusetts, she thought she had come down with Lyme Disease. Her symptoms were so severe, she was unable to take advantage of the social offerings at The Landings. Instead, she searched the medical community for a diagnosis while her husband tried to encourage her to take her mind off her health by tapping into the creativity he knew she had. She thought back to the time she had been a third-grade teacher and taught her class how to “paint” with tissue paper. It was an instant visual success, and she recalled it having a calming, almost meditative, effect, holding the attention of an otherwise inattentive and unmotivated group of students. She decided to try it as her “late-in-life” creative outlet.
She never received a medical diagnosis, but gradually returned to health. She decided not to stop being a tissue paper artisan, and went from two-dimensional “paintings” to three-dimensional creations: whimsical papier-mache animals; vases; table lamp shades; rice paper floor lamps over 6 feet tall; and 4 – 6 panel room dividers/screens.
She is a member of The Landings Art Association and sells her work in Savannah, GA, Lake Worth Beach, FL, and Rockport, MA. She also accepts commissions.
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