DALE TABOR ART
Ronald Tabor was born in 1948. He lost the use of his legs and hands after being injured in a car accident when he was 21 years old. Ronald has had work exhibited in many art shows. His favorite subjects are animals, including birds and butterflies. Ronald does not limit his paintings to canvas, he has recently painted several wooden cabinet doors, one of which received a second place award at the Ozark Heritage Art Center show.
Ronald currently resides in Harrison, Arkansas, with his wife and three children. He is an active member of his community, where he often visits local schools and church groups to give demonstrations. Ronald also enjoys talking with graduate students before they begin their occupational and physical therapy residencies.
In his spare time, Ronald enjoys playing chess, collecting antiques, raising farm animals, fishing and visiting with friends and family.
Ronald currently resides in Harrison, Arkansas, with his wife and three children. He is an active member of his community, where he often visits local schools and church groups to give demonstrations. Ronald also enjoys talking with graduate students before they begin their occupational and physical therapy residencies.
In his spare time, Ronald enjoys playing chess, collecting antiques, raising farm animals, fishing and visiting with friends and family.