Here a few of the photos from that evening in commemoration for Veterans Day...
Color Guard starting off the evening
Quilt top made by Sandra E. quilted by me/Moonbear Designs
The recipent, a Marine and Vietnam Vet, presented with our quilt
This quilt was made by Robbie, I also quilted this one
Presented to Kaywood, a guild member and a MASH nurse that served in Korea.
This was a total surprise to Kaywood and Robbie is one of her closest friends :0)
One of three WWII Vet and Chico resident that survived Pearl Harbor presented with his quilt by Gail. Another was presented the next day at the recipients home.
One of the color guard and also a vet was presented with a quilt made by our guild
Gail Belmont (on the left) is an amazing person and a longarm quilter. Yet, she has never made a quilt! Only knows her way around a longarm and does is very well! She quilts many of the quilt tops donated to the Quilts of Honor organization and does a gorgeous job of it! Her work includes the quilt behind her and the first quilt pic I posted. Amazing person! It was an honor to meet her. Here is a link to an article recently written about her and the group and the dedication they showed during the 'Government shutdown'.It was quite an evening!
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