1944
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Born in Chicago.
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1948-62
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Attended Francis W. Parker School.
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1955
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Family in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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1962-7
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Attended Lawrence University, Appleton, Wisconsin.
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1964-5
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Traveled in Europe and Morocco. Very formative year.
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1967-8
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Attended the Oriental Institute, University of Chicago.
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1968
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Married Gabriella Burrage. Traveled in Europe and
Morocco. Artist's father Joseph Haroutunian, noted theologian, died
in Chicago. Studied Art with Paul Wieghardt at the Evanston Art
Center.
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1969-70
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Lived in Boston.
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1969
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First visit to Maine.
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1971
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Moved to Milbridge, Maine.
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1973
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Birth of daughter Maya
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1976
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House and studio destroyed by fire. Moved to Steuben,
Maine.
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1978
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Birth of daughter Mischa.
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1982
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Built current studio in Steuben. Mother, Helen Haroutunian,
moved from Iowa to Milbridge.
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1989
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Trip to Russia and worked as a model maker on "Back
to the Future: The Ride" at Bershire Motion Picture, Housatonic,
MA.
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1992-Present
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Tennis pro in Sorrento, Maine and coach of Sumner
High School Tennis Team in Sullivan, Maine.
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1997
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Maya married William Packard in Durham, N.C.
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2001
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Taught art at the University of Maine at Machias.
Birth of granddaughter Julia Riley Packard. Brother, Peter Haroutunian,
moved from New York to Milbridge, Maine.
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2002
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Birth of granddaughter Laila Smith.
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2003 |
Death of artist's mother, Helen Haroutunian, an artist.
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2004
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Mischa married Charles Smith in Telluride, CO. Birth
of granddaughters Allison Halsey Packard and Nela Smith.
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2006-Present
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Coach of Sumner High School Golf Team.
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2007
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Birth of granddaughter Caroline Swan Packard.
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