Thread: What is your definition of a Quilt Worthy person?
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Old 05-30-2022, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by PATTIESPEARL View Post
I nominated my Brother just younger than me for a Quilt of Valor in 2019. Goodness, those folks moved so quickly that I had to call his daughter to help me with this since he lived with her. Stacy was very excited about it and contacted the lady from Quilt of Valor to make the arrangements. They had a party on Saturday night of that week
and the people from Quilt of Valor came to the party and awarded him the quilt. I have never seen my brother so excited over anything and so honored over that quilt. He took it into his room as soon as they left and spread it out on his bed so that he would be warm when he went to bed. The quilt of Valor Foundation are wonderful loving people.
Hearing stories like this brings happy tears to my eyes. It is good to get feedback, but you usually can tell when you give it, the veterans are appreciative. They are so humble and we are so proud of them! Give your brother a hug from me and I too, thank him for his service.
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