I am thankful that I live in the United States of America. I am thankful that so many young men and women defend our freedom, our rights, and our soil against the terrorists in the world. Honestly, I am thankful that I haven't lost a child or an in law in the Middle East. I am thankful for all that I have.
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After the quilt is presented, the coordinator gives me a certificate with the soldier's information and picture.
It is a very moving and spiritual time for me.
It is customary for the makers of the quilt as well as other quilters to sign the center square with encouraging words.
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