Quilts of Honor presentation at Oxford American Legion
(Submitted photo)
OXFORD – The traditional “Eleventh hour, of the eleventh day, of the eleventh month,” Veterans Day observance was not held like usual at Fort Hill American Legion Post #376 due to the pandemic.
There was, however, a small private ceremony for a few members. A quilt presentation was a highlight.
The One Stitch at a Time volunteers have created honorary quilts for Korean Conflict veterans of Post 376; part of the Quilts of Honor Program. One of those veterans was Cora Swartout. Cora served in the Air Force during the Korean Conflict. Cora is a Life Member of Post 376 and has been a Legion member for 56 years.
The quilt she received is to show veterans how much their sacrifice and service is appreciated with “Quilted Hugs of Gratitude”. Quilts of Honor provide comfort, love and healing to those who have given so much.
If you are a quilter and would like to participate in the Quilts of Honor Program by making a quilt, please contact Trish Kane at (607) 674-9656 or Brenda Crandall at 674-4852 or via email at bobtrish68@twc.com . You can also contribute to the program by donating patriotic fabric or making monetary donations to purchase quilting products.
The historic Fort Hill American Legion Post 376 is on the web: OxfordLegion.com ; (607) 843-8166.
There was, however, a small private ceremony for a few members. A quilt presentation was a highlight.
The One Stitch at a Time volunteers have created honorary quilts for Korean Conflict veterans of Post 376; part of the Quilts of Honor Program. One of those veterans was Cora Swartout. Cora served in the Air Force during the Korean Conflict. Cora is a Life Member of Post 376 and has been a Legion member for 56 years.
The quilt she received is to show veterans how much their sacrifice and service is appreciated with “Quilted Hugs of Gratitude”. Quilts of Honor provide comfort, love and healing to those who have given so much.
If you are a quilter and would like to participate in the Quilts of Honor Program by making a quilt, please contact Trish Kane at (607) 674-9656 or Brenda Crandall at 674-4852 or via email at bobtrish68@twc.com . You can also contribute to the program by donating patriotic fabric or making monetary donations to purchase quilting products.
The historic Fort Hill American Legion Post 376 is on the web: OxfordLegion.com ; (607) 843-8166.
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