Thank You from Angela and her son
Hello,
I just dropped my boys off at Camp Corral for their 2nd and 4th years. I wanted to tell you thank you for what you do, and the donations you provide.
My oldest son told me his favorite part of camp is when he gets to pick out his blanket—he always chooses a quilt! The quilts we have play a very important role in our family. They are our beach and sports games necessity. The kindness stays with us throughout the year with having it there to sit on and snuggle with. My children’s father did two combat deployments to Iraq with the Marine Corps. He was medically retired for PTSD a few years ago. What’s really important about the blankets Is that sometimes at baseball games we sit on the quilt and see the tag that reads “Project Linus”. It is important to us because we know that there are people who take time to want to make a difference in someone else’s life. I humbly send your local chapter a huge thank you.
Please share my gratitude with your team of volunteers. You all deserve to know how much Project Linus means to my family.
Thank you,
Angela
I just dropped my boys off at Camp Corral for their 2nd and 4th years. I wanted to tell you thank you for what you do, and the donations you provide.
My oldest son told me his favorite part of camp is when he gets to pick out his blanket—he always chooses a quilt! The quilts we have play a very important role in our family. They are our beach and sports games necessity. The kindness stays with us throughout the year with having it there to sit on and snuggle with. My children’s father did two combat deployments to Iraq with the Marine Corps. He was medically retired for PTSD a few years ago. What’s really important about the blankets Is that sometimes at baseball games we sit on the quilt and see the tag that reads “Project Linus”. It is important to us because we know that there are people who take time to want to make a difference in someone else’s life. I humbly send your local chapter a huge thank you.
Please share my gratitude with your team of volunteers. You all deserve to know how much Project Linus means to my family.
Thank you,
Angela
Thank you to Jamie Wohlgemuth
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Emerson and her bestest blanket - Thanks to people like you!
Emerson at birth
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I'm sharing a picture of Emerson, who received my blanket when she was a preemie at Seattle Childrens. She is almost two now and her mom has kept me abreast of her life - she almost didn't make it at the beginning - but as you see, she is healthy and happy now. Her mom tells me there is a new development in their household, that Emerson doesn't want to leave her blanket anywhere but around her - sticking her fingers through the holes and still doing things
--I am so glad to be a part of Emerson's happy life. Barbara Harris |
Emerson at 2
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The work you do is so appreciated!
Thank You Jamie for your wonderful work
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This is a letter with a request that came in and Jamie found the required fabric and made 2 blankets for this little boy.
"My son was just at children's hospital in Seattle he is a preemie and has been real sick they had one of your wonderful blankets in his room it meant a lot to have something so beautiful in his room for him he loves the show Daniel tiger and I was wondering if you could make him a Daniel tiger blanket. Thanks again for making my son trip to children's feel like home😊 " |
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Pat and Claudia
Pat is standing with Claudia Coordinator of Pierce, Thurston, Kitsap, & Mason Counties
at the Pacific Fabric store in Bremerton where they donated to us some flannel material that they had to much of... It was quickly distributed ....Thank you Claudia for sharing with us.
Mary Jane has donated lots of fleece and material again this year and it will be available to grabs at the Appreciation Tea June 3rd... be sure to come and add to your stash.
at the Pacific Fabric store in Bremerton where they donated to us some flannel material that they had to much of... It was quickly distributed ....Thank you Claudia for sharing with us.
Mary Jane has donated lots of fleece and material again this year and it will be available to grabs at the Appreciation Tea June 3rd... be sure to come and add to your stash.
Wanda
Wanda donated lots of beautiful fabric for quilt making and some of it is already cut into bits and bobs for making scrappy quilts. Some juvenile prints and lots for the older kids.