After Karl Wolfe’s death in 1984, Bebe and David moved back to Jackson. Bebe began to help her mother Mildred with the studio business, which at that time in addition to Mildred’s paintings, consisted of a small production of the ceramic birds Karl and Mildred started making in the 1950’s to augment their studio’s offering of paintings and portraits. Over the next decade, as Mildred’s health began to fail, Bebe, with David’s help, took on more of the studio management and expanded the line of ceramics.

     The Wolfe Studio is now a full time business, employing several talented artists from the area.

     Elizabeth Wolfe is also a painter, maintaining her own private studio. She has exhibited work in the southeast through the past three decades.