About 18 months ago I made a T-shirt quilt for a friend who was battling brain cancer. When I delivered the completed quilt of his marathon shirts, his wife started crying. Today, sadly, I attended his funeral. It was a battle he couldn't win. When I walked into the room for his visitation, his quilt was draped over a stand for all his friends and family to see. I was told that he used that quilt every day since I gifted it to him. It was an honor for me to see if there, and a pleasure to know that such a simple act of kindness brought such joy to him.
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a wonderful tribute to your friend and returned the kindness to you in showing how loved your quilt was to himOriginally posted by KarenC View PostWalk in peace with the Lord by your side.
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I'm sorry your friend lost his battle with cancer. I know your gift brought him much comfort, and I'm sure his wife will be comforted each time she wraps it around herself in the days to come.
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You created a treasure.Blessed are the children of the piecemakers for they shall inherit the quilts!Comment
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I’m so sorry for your loss. We never know how much even the smallest act of kindness can mean to someone. Bless you for sharing your heart with this family.Comment
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I agree with Barb about a little kindness goes a long way for someone after a loss. You are a good friend. GinaComment
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Karen, I'm sorry for your loss. Quilts are such a powerful representation of our love as quilters.Katrina
“Nothing can dim the light which shines from within.”
― Maya AngelouComment
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I am so sorry your friend lost his battle. Words can never convey what a person means to us, but your quilt will be an heirloom of love. What a great testament to an act of kindness!Sandy B.
"A heart that gives will never be empty."Comment
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