Oh!! How wonderful! What a nice thing to do. Wish I could touch it. But, sending a prayer its way.

God bless you-it is wonderful to know that kind and loving people are out there

I just bookmarked this in my Faith favorites. Thank you for posting the story of Rooster's Dad's quilt.

I have made many quilts for Charity, going to unknown people in difficult places in their lives. You took the idea of Warm Hug quilts to a new level.

You have opened my eyes to just look around and respond. Your action has touched many lives and helped me to realize that reaching out in a human, quilty way is truly a spiritual gift.

That sure is beautiful! It will be of great comfort for both of them in future days.

What a great and warm loving person you are. Maybe some day he will be at he park with it, keep your camera with you in case! what a picture for you album that would be a gift from a stranger.

I made one this year but more of a bigger lap quilt for my friend to use during her chemo. She felt so loved and it created some conversation that day. I guess it is usually pretty quiet during the treatments.
I wished I had quilted while my mom was doing diylasis (sp) it would have given her such warmth and comfort too.
Dawn

Me too, Thanks for reminding us how our quilting talents can reach out for comfort to others. May in Jersey

Praise God.

My God Bless the work of your hands and heart.

So beautiful and thoughtful. What an awesome idea.

The epitome of what is right in this world! You are a blessing and blessed. Gentle hugs.

What a beautiful quilt I love it, the fabric is beautiful, if you don't mind my asking where did you find the fabric? That was a wonderful thing that you did making that quilt for Roberto. I am sure it will make him very happy. I love the pretty dog to. You are so very right the prayers do help in all ways. You are such a wonderful giving person.