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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Fayetteville, Georgia Quilter's Guild


The Quilter's Guild of the Southern Crescent, has adopted Ft Benning, Ga as our main QOV recipient. Our guild meets monthly at a local church in Fayetteville, Ga and has approximately 100 members. We have been actively involved in Community Service projects for over 11 years. In 2009, we decided to make "Quilts of Valor" as one of our outreach projects. Since that time, we have delivered over 3 dozen quilts to the wounded service men and women at Ft Benning. Recently, our guild has been awarded the "Commander's Coin", which is part of a long standing military tradition to recognize organization's contributions to the mission of a military unit. We are proud to be making a difference and equally proud to be supporting our troops. I've included a picture from our initial visit.

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  1. I would like to find out how to request a quilt for my brother in law who is a WWII veteran. He is not doing well, his kidneys are failing, they are only working at 20% and we are very worried about him. His name is Roger Nelson Edwards, Jr. He served in the US Navy, Pacific Fleet aboard the USS Shaula AK-118, he was a Ships Service Man, Laundry, Second Class, Petty Officer. Entered into service 24 April 1943, honorably discharged 07 May 1946, highest rank held SSML2C. His daughter can be reached at Vidalia Georgia, her name is Diane Meeks, 912-537-1091 her email is demeeks@bellsouth.net and i can be reached at either nancyawynn@gmail.com or macgma2001@yahoo.com if there are any questions

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