“Mz Glamour” honored at Driscoll with art gallery

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CORPUS CHRISTI – Mary Anne Sinclair, aka “Mz Glamour,” was surprised Tuesday night at Driscoll Children’s Hospital with the dedication of the Mary Anne Sinclair Gallery. The Mary Anne Sinclair Gallery is named after the founder and leader of the Clowns Who Care, who for more than 25 years have been providing joy to the children of Driscoll Children’s Hospital. The gallery features artwork created by Driscoll patients such as Jose Lopez Jr., an oncology patient at the Cancer and Blood Disorder Center.

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