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| Date | 2009-08-17 |
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| Message | Saddened to learn of Kathy's health concerns. Sending Kathy and her family strength, love and support in this difficult time. |
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| Message | I am so sorry to hear of your mom's health issues. Will be lifting you all up in prayer. May you find peace and comfort from our Lord, Jesus Christ. Oma 2 kitties in Lincoln, NE  |
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| Message | Dear Kathy and family, God bless you as you struggle with this disease. My prayers are with you, Kathy, and your children. Love, Jan |
| Date | 2009-08-17 |
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| Message | Kathy and Family Thank you Ken for your heart felt e-mail. Kathy has quilted Opportunity Quilts for our guild, Diablo Valley Quilters. Our hearts go out to you, your sister, and Kathy. |
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| Message | I took a one day machine quilting class from Kathy in 1998 and then signed up for 5 days with her at Asilomar. It was a great introduction to machine quilting with a talented and funny lady. Now I teach and I tell my students all the time what Kathy said to us..."time on the job" is what makes you better. Thanks for all I learned from you, Kathy. My thoughts are with you and your family. Nancy in Tucson |
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| Message | Kathy, Your work will be missed. You are a wonderful designer. I love all your books and also own them. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Kent and Kristen thanks for letting us know. Good luck on your adventure. You both sound like wonderful kids. Your mom is lucky to have you. Take Care! |
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| Message | Kathy, I have a few of your books, and enjoy them so much! Your free spirited way of quilting is so much better than using stencils, etc. Your son was nice enough to check your email, and ship the book to me! Thanks so much for inspiring me, and so many others. I got Ken's email today. That is a great idea to put some of Kathy's quilts on eBay. Moving them to a good home is a great idea. The beautiful quilts get adopted, and you guys get hopefully lots of money to help with health expenses! A win/win situation in my opinion. Love, Connie |
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| Message | A few years ago I attended a workshop by Kathy here in Tucson when she was a guest speaker at our quilt guild. I have her books on free-motion quilting which have inspired me. I brought one of my quilts to "show and tell" her so she could see her inspiration put into practice. I think she was impressed by my efforts, because she commented to the class that if she couldn't finish teaching that day, that I could take over for her. We spent much time talking at the lunch break and I got a lot more good ideas from her. Unfortunately, that afternoon she was unable to finish the workshop when she became ill from what she thought was food poisoning from something she ate the evening before. Of course, I did not take over for her, but I was honored and flattered that she thought that I could. (I doubt that I could have) It's such a shame that such a horrible disease should cut her career as a quilter short. My heart goes out to the family because I sort of have a small idea of what you all are going through. I watched my mother suffer from dementia and later on the time she had to be in assisted living and later a nursing home. Please feel the virtual hugs I am sending your way for all you are doing for Kathy. Lori in Tucson, AZ |
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| Message | I am very sorry to hear of your illness. Although you did not quilt any of my quilts I know your work well. It was always original and well done. |
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| Message | So sorry to hear about your mom |
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