She was a wonderful quilter. It was a marvelous way to celebrate her life and work in the church. I think the quilts are tastefully displayed. You all will miss her. Thank you for your generous sharing.

What a beautiful eulogy .

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family as you continue to remember your DMIL with love and I know you will find peace and comfort in her quilts. May your beautiful memories keep her close in your hearts!! {{{HUGS}}}

My condolences - and the quilts were just gorgeous.

sorry for your loss, but looks like you have some beautiful memories there

Sorry for your family but you have such great keepsakes..........calla

What a beautiful tribute to a life well-spent and what a wonderful send off for her after-life.

I'm so sorry for your loss but you honored your MIL in the best way possible, showing her passion in quilting.

very beautiful tribute for sure ..l am so sorry for your loss.... Thanks for sharing with all of us on the board..

What a great tribute and so many memories you have.

I am sure she is quilting in heaven. Thank you for sharing part of her life with us. God Bless

How nice. Our loss is Heaven's gain. She did beautiful work.May you have peaceful days ahead. Remember the good times.

I couldn't imagine a better tribute to a lady who you obviously loved!

I know she's enjoying those quilt shops in Heaven.

Prayers to you and your family. She was a talented lady.

Bless you. So happy your have the memories. My Mom has Alzheimers as well. I tell her I am still making quilts and she says ohhh good. ( I don't think she understands) She has seen some I have done but we never made them together. So happy your got to have that time with her. You are truly blessed. Dawn in Waco

What a nice service to have for your MIL and her quilts are gorgeous....

My sympathy goes out to your family - a great loss indeed; but what a lovely memorial service showing her handiwork and the pastor using her quilting as a way to deliver the sevice - very nice !

My prayers are with you. Her quilts are beautiful.

How special. So sorry for your loss. Sending prayers and hugs your way. :(

Hugs and prayers from Oregon. I hope when I pass on everyone I made a quilt for will bring it and show the love I have for my family. To me that would be the best!!!

What a wonderful rememberance of he life and her art.

Prayers to you & your family.

How touching, she will live on through her quilts

Prayers out to you and your family.

Thank you for sharing this. And my sympathies for your loss. If my family would tell my life story this way------

Sorry for your loss, but what a neat service for her! Love the church sign too, great minister!

What a wonderful tribute!

What beautiful quilts to show her a important part of her life. Thoughts and prayers sent to you and your family.

What beautiful works of art she left you to remember her. Hugs go to you and your family.

What a tribute to a special lady. So sorry for your loss.

God bless you!

That is so wonderful to celebrate her art. We do put so much of ourselves in our quilts.

I am sorry you have lost your MIl and your friend to alzheimers. I am glad she is no longer suffering.

So sorry for your loss. Your DMIL's memory lives on in her beautiful quilts.

That is such a beautiful tribute to your MIL - to display some of the quilts that brought her so much pleasure in the making of them. Sorry for your loss.

Very beautiful quilts, beautiful tribute to her. Sorry for your loss.

What a beautiful way to remember your DMIL.

Prayers being lifted for you and your family. What a beautiful tribute to your DMIL's life.

what a lovely memorial and gift to her. Prayers and hugs to your family.

What a wonderful way to pay tribute to your MIL. You and your family will always feel her love and hugs as you wrap yourselves in those beautiful quilts.

Iam so sorry for your loss, but I am sitting here with tears streaming down my face. This is because 6 years ago we did the same thing at my mother's memorial service. The room was filled with quilts she had made, especially the ones she made for her 8 children. We each sat with the quilt on the back of our chairs to honor her. May you always be wrapped in warmth of the quilts knowing that each stitch was placed with love.