Dear Reader.
I want you to know that, I will come back to this post and share more information with you.
I also want you to know that in the near future I will have some pictures and wonderful stories about that day to share with you.
For the time beinging I want you to know that there weren't many of us there but is was a good day.
For now, a brief update.
We had 60 banners sewn together 2 on display and other banners brought in during the event.
30 individuals signed in and signed the commemorative banner and since they were also in attendance, the names of a 3 week old baby and the name of my 2 1/2 year old grandson were also added to the banner.
To display the banner -
It was necessary for us to use some of the lamp posts in the park, and a few of the participants, some of whom were very camera shy, 13 in total ( 7 adults and 6 children) held the banner up for us so that we could take a few pictures.
For the free draw.
The winner of the limited addition Spirit quilt was a young lady. This youngster shows representation from both a donor as well as a recipient family.
We were very fortunate to have 2 reporters in attendance, one from the Peace River Record Gazette and the other from Mile Zero News.
For the time being, I will sign off and take a couple of days to recuperate and then I will finish my personal report for this day.
Take care and God bless.
Maria
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