Generations Quilt

I called Vicki yesterday, Mom.  I sent her the pictures of the quilt and got back this wonderful email: (miss you both, Ma! you and Mama Marie!)

From: Vicki XXXXXX <xxxxxxxxx@gmail.com>
To: barb <xxxxxxxx@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 4, 2013 1:48 PM
Subject: Re: the quilt
Omg.  That is beautiful.  My mother would have loved that so much.  I could just see her smiling over you as you worked on that quilt.  She loved you all so much.  
 
  Its hard for me to put into words how much your story touched my heart.  For the first time since mom passed, your story gave me a vision of my mom talking on the phone with you as if she were still here.  She seemed so good that last week.  Very happy. 

  I will print and keep this story to pass on to my daughters and grand kids.  In fact I will pass it on to the whole family.  It brings to life fond memories of mom.

  Thank you so much for sharing this with me.  I feel honored to have received it.

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