Time to catch up with the wonderful story of Milly and the quilts that she and the children in Jennie Fitzkee’s pre-school class made together. The glorious story continues, despite Milly’s ill health.. you can catch up on the previous posts on this incredible story by following the links #Recommended.
In Part 8, Milly and the children were guests of honor at the one-year anniversary of the Boston Fisher House. With a full crowd in attendance, including members of the Fisher family, we presented the God Bless America quilt. And, a Command (Challenge) Coin was pressed into Milly’s hand. Shortly thereafter Milly became sick.
Part 9
The following year Milly made many trips to school, playing with children. Gloria was always thrilled to see her BFF.
Milly taught the children how to sew, using plastic needles and yarn on cardboard punched with holes. She was the queen of Go Fish and Bingo. Every Milly visit was a very good day at school. Often the children made things for Milly. We were in the middle of learning about kings and queens, and children wanted to make Milly her own crown.
Our director had always wanted a Milly quilt at school. …
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Thank you, Sally. Always an honor. One more to go, the grand finale. 🙂
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Will keep an eye open Jennie..hugs xxx
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Hugs to you, Sally.
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