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The CARON Collection Presents a
Special Designer Tribute to the September 11, 2001 Tragedy - Part V of an Ongoing Series

(Click here if you missed Part I, Part II and Part III, Part IV)

World Trade Center Memorial Quilt

Photo Courtesy of USA Today
by Thomas Franklin - The Record

The World Trade Center Quilts are an ongoing project that will, hopefully, be completed this summer in time for the first anniversary of the tragedy. Kathie Baumgardner is the WTC Quilt project coordinator. She was also the coordinator for the Columbine Healing Quilt Project, which were delivered on the first anniversary of that tragic event, so she felt the first anniversary would be appropriate for the WTC Quilt project as well. The quilts will be presented to the local areas affected by the terrorist acts. Details will follow as to exactly where they will be hung.

   
 Chris Amberg  Cyndi Balke

   
Heather Ashley   Jane Bancroft 

 
Janis Ardanowski   Kajsa Askerup 

   
Kaye Barley    Pat Beach

For more information, contact Kathie at:
Phone: (352) 563-2285
E Mail: Kathieb@wtcquilt.com
Websites: WTC Quilt Homepage: http://www.wtcquilt.com

WTC Quilt Bulletin Board: http://pub92.ezboard.com/bworldtradecentermemorialquilt

WTC Quilt Webpage: http://www.geocities.com/wtcquilt/
Rainbow Row Designs made the ribbon graphic, along with the World Trade Center Quilt Logo. Pat is Canadian, who wanted to show her support for the U.S.

You can find links to the Columbine quilt and the newspaper articles that appeared about it (and Kathie) when it was finished and presented, at:
http://www.geocities.com/chsquilt/

Special thanks to Rainbow Row Graphics for providing the photograph from USA Today by Thomas E. Franklin ~ The Record, for use on this website.

 Oh Say Can You See Tree

 Patriotic Starlight Tree

 by Jackie Meyer

Jackie Meyer of Marilynn & Jackie's Collectibles designed The Red, White and Blue Patriotic Starlight Tree and the Oh Say Can You See Tree.
For more information, contact:
Marilynn & Jackie's Collectibles
P.O. Box 7065
Menlo Park, CA 94026
Phone / Fax: (650) 345-5844
Email: Jackiemey@aol.com

 Teeny Tiny Snowman

2001 Angel 

 July 4th Necklace

By Lucy of Thimbleart

Lucy, of the Thimbleart Collection has designed 2 thimbles, a snowman and an angel, as well as a necklace, all with a patriotic theme. She explains her motivation for creating these designs, "My 30 year old nephew died suddenly on March 12, 2001. Our family was devastated. Matt was a producer of the Salt Lake Olympic Website. We struggled with..."why?" On September 11th, the answer was clear to me. There were so many young lives lost on 9 ­11, that our Matt had to go ahead of them to welcome them to heaven. The Patriotic Snowman is my tribute to 9 -11 and the Olympics. The angel with the yellow ribbon is for the soldiers fighting for America. The Patriotic Necklace is to wear and show our support. My new Statue of Liberty thimble is for America."
For more information, contact Lucy at:
e-mail: Thimbleart@aol.com
website: http://home.talkcity.com/EaselSt/thimbleartist/index.htmlhome.html

Matt's Memorial website: http://www.saltlake2002.com/memorial/matt_index.html

Stars and Stripes Sampler
By Sue Lentz

Sue says of her design, "The Stars and Stripes Sampler is a special piece and a free graph to you. May God grant the leaders of the world, wisdom to end this war swiftly and completely, so that the terrors of the past and present are never experienced in the future." For the free pattern go to Sue's website.

Sue Lentz Needlework
W 12219 Eagle Road
Athelstane, WI 54104-9229
Phone: (715) 757-3619
Fax: (715) 757-3300
E-mail: sln@cybrzn.com
Website: http://www.suelentz.com

Plea from the organizations that are helping those affected by the American Tragedy of September 11, 2001:

Your Help is Needed. Please Donate Now! While we are all deeply saddened by the tragedy of Tuesday, September 11, you can help now by supporting the relief efforts. Relief organizations tell us that they most need cash donations to fund special resources and personnel. To make a donation or learn more about these organizations, links for them and others can be found at:
http://www.helping.org
American Red Cross
September 11th Fund
The New York Firefighters 9-11 Disaster Relief Fund
New York State World Trade Center Relief Fund
Twin Towers Fund
WTC Police Disaster Relief Fund
The Survivors Fund - Washington, D.C. area
Salvation Army
Robin Hood Relief Fund
New York Police and Fire Widows' and Children's Benefit Fund
The Fund for Public Schools - WTC School Relief Fund

100% of your donation will go directly to these relief organizations. Donating through Helping.org is safe and secure. United Kingdom residents can make donations to a special Help USA fund created by the Charities Aid Foundation

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