Sally Huss

Personal life Moore Huss was born on 8 June 1940 in Long Beach, California. She is the daughter of Laurren Moore (an oil refinery manager) and Marie Moore (a homemaker). He also earned a tennis scholarship to the University of Arizona. In 1958, she was an under-18 national champion. Moore ended 1959 with a career-best singles ranking of nine in the world. Huss retired at the age of 21 due to physical injuries when tennis was still an amateur sport but remained involved in tennis as a part-time coach. Marv Huss, who had previously worked as a marketing director for Hallmark Cards, became her business manager in 1992, helping to open three more galleries and generate $1 million in annual sales. Huss also wrote books.

Film

In 1963, Huss conducted research and worked on the production of several films for Samuel Goldwyn, J.r. In 1967, Huss collaborated with Paul Simon’s music publishing company.

Achievements Tennis

1958. National Junior Tennis Champion 1958. Wimbledon Junior Tennis Champion 1959. U.S. National Clay Court Championship Last Eight Club

Writing

How to Play Power Tennis with Ease, Harcourt (New York, NY), 1976. (Illustrator) Bob Carlisle, Butterfly Kisses (children's book), Tommy Nelson, 1997. (Author and illustrator) I Love You with All My Hearts (children's book), Tommy Nelson, 1998. The Happy Book (inspirational), Ten Speed/Celestial Arts, 1999. I Love You With All My Hearts: The Many Ways a Mother Loves Her Child, T. Nelson (Nashville, TN), 2004. (With Rocky Lang) Lara Takes Charge, HLPI Books (Northridge, CA), 2004.

Art

By 1999 the businesses she associated with had sold over 10 million pieces of gift art. The products Sally Huss had designed recorded sales of over 5 million dollars. Created “Happy Child”, a special work of art, as a birthday gift for Hillary Clinton.