Veterans Honored at Church Sunday
 

Sunday was a very special day for me. We honored our Vets with QOV. Out of the 27 made, I made 22.[ATTACH=CONFIG]535383[/ATTACH]

I have not looked at the pictures yet, but just wanted to thank you for your generosity. What a loving soul you are to think of our vets.

That is amazing! Thank you so much!!

All of the quilts look lovely and seem to have been enjoyed by the recipients! God bless you for your kindness!

Yes, thank you for your generosity and time to make so many quilts for our veterans.

Wow! I can't imagine making that many for vets - but it is a wonderful thing. My son served twice in Afghanistan and came back with a serious case of PTSD. He would be thrilled if he were recognized in this way.

How very generous of you. Looks like they were well received.

Wow! You are an amazing person. There's a special place in heaven for you. These quilts (what I can see of them) are gorgeous and so special. Bless your heart for your kindness and generosity.

what a wonderfully generous thing you did.

Bless your heart! Fabulous event.

Good job! Thank you for recognizing them.

How wonderful of you to honor so many of our vets! Great job!

What a wonderful thing you did making all those quilts. We also honored our vets at church but not in such a wonderful way. What you did was super!!!

What a generous person for doing this for our vets!!!

So very nice......

Wonderful work for wonderful people:) Everyone looks totally pleased. THANK YOU:)

WOW.........I echo everyone's sentiment on how generous you were with your time and talents. What a wonderful way to honor our vets for their service to our country. The quilts are spectacularly pieced. You ought to be extremely proud of your amazing accomplishment.

What an amazing task and all of them different! This was such a great thing to do for these vets. THANK YOU.

Your generosity is very much appreciated!

Wonderful Thank You to our Vets

You certainly showed your appreciation by honoring these Vets.

Your pictures and your generosity brought tears to my eyes! Thank you so much!!! The smiles on the veterans faces says it all!!

Fantastic! Look at the proud faces wearing their own quilts! Thank you for thinking of this - guess I need to get to work so more Vets can be awarded!

What a fantastic job you have done.

What an honorable task... twenty two quilts is quite a feat. I can only imagine how heart warming it was for you to see your quilts in the hands of those veterans. God Bless you.

What a tremendous undertaking. I can't imagine!!!!!!!!!! Hats off to you.

Wow you are a wonderful person....that is fantastic!

WOW, what a honor

What a special thing to do. My friend & I presented a QOV to one of our neighbors yesterday. I had pieced it and my husband did the long arm quilting.

God Bless you Gloria! And Bless all our Vets!

WOW! The pictures are wonderful and to honor the vets was even more! YOU did an awesome job in making 22 quilts. You should be honored in return. Thank you for sharing the pictures.

You deserved to be honored too. Those quilts are beautiful and the display in the church was gorgeous. I know the vets appreciated them. God bless you and all the vets of the USA.

What a great way to honor our veterans.

Start Out with just a few pick out some Buddies of your Son make them all a QUilt of Valor. This is a gift that I know shows on their Face of the Joy & Honor to receive it. The quilts don't have to be elaborate pic a pattern ( or make up your own )that is simple. They will Cherish it , Just to be recognized in this way , the quilt of Love as many Soldiers call them. I have seen this Joy & Honor . They Stand so tall when their name is called to accept.

Bless you for sharing your talents and creativity with those so worthy of recognition!

Well done, we should have something like that in Australia.

Thank you for sharing your project with all of us. What a great idea. Gotta start now to put a plan in action for quilters in my area to start for next year's project.

M.Elizabeth, go to http://www.qovf.org/req-quilt.html. This is a link to request a QOV online or you can contact this gal: North Carolina West Liz View [email protected]. She is the coordinator for your area.

I am a member of several of the QOV groups here in Southern Nevada.

I bet there wasn't a dry eye in the church. What a wonderful idea! And you must have quilted till you could quilt no more! God bless you and all the others who participated!
Louise

What a marvelous thing you have been a main part of! Thank you from me for helping to thank and honor our veterans.

Did anyone know that the Friday before Mother's Day is military spouse appreciation day and April is the month of the military child? I only learned this today, so next year I hope to take a role in spreading this information. It's wear purple day on Friday, May 6th.