dunster

What a wonderful tribute to your dad.

Jeanette Frantz

Your quilt is lovely. I know the Alzheimer's plague. I have an 85 year old "Aunt of my Heart" (not blood) who is in long-term care right now. Sometimes, the things she says are "out yonder" somewhere! At least, at the current time she's not in the "mean" stage. I see her at the very least once a week. I was going every day at one point in time, but I'm still working full time and that got to be a little much!

Jeanette Frantz

sandraa

What a great quilt. You did a great job and I'm sure it will bring a lot of joy to him.

BSKTLOFR-QUILTER

Your labor of love is reflected in this wonderful quilt. WWII was a difficult time in our history and my thanks to him for his sacrifice in order for us to enjoy the freedoms we take so much for granted each day. I also have a grandson that is serving in the Army stateside at this moment, but we never know how long he will be on American soil. I am sadden your father has to endure such a nasty disease in his golden years. The quilt is perfect even though you think the miter corner is wonky. My thoughts go with you.

Nettie Phillips

Nice quilt. I am sure your Dad will love it.

nls

A wonderful gift!!

Neesie

Beautiful!!!

cindy4857

Well done. It's wonderful how you adore your dad, he's very lucky. I'm sure it will bring him great comfort and Love.

lollygagging

What a beautiful way to tell your dad how much he means to you. I'm quite confident he'll love every inch of it. Thanks for sharing.

BrendaK

Beautiful. Thank him for his service to our country. Quilt made with love what could be better. Thanks for sharing. BrendaK