Kathy Sandbach's Guestbook
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| Date | 2009-08-17 |
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| Message | Kathy, I know you won't be reading this, but I want you to know that you made such an impact in freeing me up with freeform machine quilting. I truly enjoy my Brother sewing machine that I bought after taking your class. Thankyou so much!! My prayers are with you and your family as you travel through these uncharted paths in your life's journey. Sincerely, Laura Afana |
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| Message | To Ken & Kristine, Kathy leaves behind a legacy of knowledge and beauty. The disease is stripping away the person you know and love but you have memories and photos and the love in your heart. That can not be taken away by any disease. Know that there are prayers being said for both of you, for strength, understanding, and that you are surrounded by family and friends. Though both of you are on the front line, let (and this is a hard thing to do) those around you help. If someone says "can I help" find something for that person to do that is one less thing that you have to do. May God be with you all, Linda |
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| Message | Prayers to you and your family as you deal with this illness; many thanks for your inspiration and your work throughout the quilting world. mt |
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| Message | Kathy, I took a class from you five years ago, and you opened my eyes as to what could be accomplished in machine quilting. I'll always be grateful for that. I'm so sorry to hear of your illness and will keep hoping for the best for you. |
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| Message | Thanks for beautifying the world, one quilt at a time, Kathy! |
| Date | 2009-08-17 |
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| Message | Wishing Kathy the very best! She quilted my most prized quilt and I think of her every time I look at that quilt. Thank You Kathy, Stephanie |
| Date | 2009-08-17 |
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| Message | I had heard that your mom was suffering from dementia. It truly is a loss to the quilting world - she has an amazing talent & is a gifted teacher. I know many other quilters that have taken classes from her & as I have passed the word around, you can see how truly saddened people are when they hear the news. I have all of her books & use them frequently - they are a great resource! I hope she is comfortable, at the very least. I live in Danville - does she enjoy having visitors? I'd be happy to visit her from time to time, if she is seeing visitors. |
| Date | 2009-08-17 |
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| Message | Hi to your family, I was and still so shocked by the way things have turned out for Kathy. I took a class from her three years ago at Empty Spools. She then took home one of my quilts and did her magic on it. It has won prizes as a result of the work she and I did. I am not sure ebay is the best way to sell her work. Be sure to put minimum bid on the Quilts.. The books and other things I think she must have will be worth something too. Most likely more than you think. I wonder if you put he thinks on this web sight for sale if you wouldn't get more money for her care. Good Luck, Loretta |
| Date | 2009-08-17 |
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| Message | You will be in our prayers. I hope that we can help you as much as you have helped us! |
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| Message | Gorgeous Machine Quilting.... I'm just learning. |
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