Elsie Mary Bartzack-McGeough- Poliquin: An intuitive with a special affinity for angels, the life of plants, and the hearts of humanity. A consummate artist. A gleaner of knowledge and information which aided her success. Elsie is the proud mother of five beautiful children: Dean, Angela, Maureen, Frank and Ella Dawn. Grandmother of seven to Julie, Jonathan, Jenna Lea, Heidi, Joshua, Justin and Kristy. Great Grandmother to Nolan, Walker, Natalie, Levi, Gregory, Morgan, Finn, Dean and Isabella. August 25, 1942, Elsie Mary was born in Kindersley, Alberta to a Canadian-born mother and an immigrated father. A tragic coal mining explosion that injured Elsie's father, forced Elsie's young mother, Annie, to move to Saskatchewan.

It was to be the aunt and uncle in Elsie's new home that gave her a foundation. A true respect for the land, the open hearts of farming people and their Ukrainian/ Polish Culture. Elsie's interest in observing different religions is rooted in her attending the Roman Catholic Church during her formative years. In Elsie's marriage, she pursued small-income ventures to assist in the support of her husband and family. A divorce, after her fifth child, led Elsie to create an independent source of income. The love of Arts & Craft determined the path she would take. Much to Elsie's surprise and delight she was successful at making salt-dough Clown Dolls! (Wholesaling from Greenwich Village, NY to Alaska).In time Elsie became involved with the Healing Arts.

The Energetic Healing work Elsie provided her clients was a new and uncharted path. With the evolution of her skills, Elsie began to sculpt doll-like figures and faces while contemplating a visual representation of peoples' Guardian Angels. Elsie joined the angels in their realm on June 15, 2018. Not truly gone.and most certainly not forgotten.