CJD Quilt

[Guest guest]

Suzanne,

Glad you like the idea. Tell me your Moms name again so I can make sure it's

on there.

I just learned how to make a quilt with pictures, in fact made one for my

friends family for Christmas. I think it's a good idea, lets save it for the

next one. We will keep making them till a treatment or cure is found.

I also am pretty sure that if I give Liz the instructions and pattern she can

put it on the CJDVoice page.

Robin

[Guest guest]

Robin,

I LOVE THE QUILT IDEA!!! PLEASE ADD MY MOM'S NAME.

Here's another suggestion. I have watched a few crafts shows and liked

the idea of transferring a person's picture to fabric. I have NO idea how

to do it...but wouldn't it look nice to have the person's picture

transferred to the square of fabric with their name and

date of birth and death under it? Just a thought....

Suzanne

CJD Quilt

>From: XOXOBB@...

>

>Hi All,

>

>I want to run something by you to make sure it is ok. I am in a very early

>process of making a CJD Quilt. I am using the names on the Memorial Page

and

>I want to make sure that it's alright with everyone to include their loved

>ones names in it. Just send me a message if it isn't ok. If you want it

on

>the quilt be sure to add them to the Memorial Page.

>

>I am cutting out hearts that are approx. 4x4. Very light blue fabric for

men

>and very light pink fabric for women. Embroidering the names on and the

date

>of death and a little flower or heart. Right now the only two I have done

>are my Mom, Jean Burgette and Ewanitz, I am getting ready to start

>Ellie Steiger. These hearts will then be appliqued onto a solid white

>background that is 108x108. I should be able to get approx. 529 hearts

onto

>this. Next to the solid white background will a narrow navy blue border,

>then a wide white border, and then another narrow navy blue border. On the

>two sides of the quilt on the white border there will be appliqued vines

and

>flowers. At the top and the bottom will be an embroidered saying of

>something like......(TOP)We have lost you to CJD....(BOTTOM) But you are

not

>forgotten. I haven't really decided on that yet. I am open to

suggestions.

>

>If you are crafty or know someone who would make the heart for you then I

>would be glad to put it on the quilt. It would be a joint project then. I

>can make up instructions and a pattern and paste them onto the e-mail or

send

>them through the mail.

>

>When I can't put anymore hearts on I will put the batting and the backing

>together and quilt it. If we have any quilters on the group we can all

take

>turns with quilting it, though it may take awhile, I am not sure how many

are

>on the memorial page. This is called a round Robin quilt.....true

name.....I

>haven't made that up! It is when many people participate in adding to a

>quilt.

>

>When it is done, it can be raffled off for the money to go to research or

>sent around for display. I think there are many possibilities.

>

>Let me know what you think.

>

>Robin

>

>------------------------------------------------------------------------

>If you like orange and blue, then you will love our new web site!

>http://www.onelist.com

>Onelist: ing connections and information exchange

>------------------------------------------------------------------------

>If you have any questions, problems, concerns, etc... please contact Liz at

LArmstr853@..., Pat at Ape826@..., Dolly at DBC006@... or

Beverly G at Bevalso@....

>

[Guest guest]

Shar,

How about if I send you five names to embroider on? Then would you want to

be part of the quilting of it when the time comes?

Robin

[Guest guest]

Shar,

I am using DMC Floss #824 for the embroidery. All the hearts will be the

same color floss just different light color blue and pink fabrics.

The quilt will be in all one piece when it gets sent around to be quilted.

But if you just have a large heavy hoop it can be done in that.

The write up for the quilt show will be so interesting on this, telling about

it being sent all around the U.S. to have everyone add their stitches to it.

Thanks much,

Robin

[Guest guest]

Robin - Sounds just wonderful to me! Please include my Dad, Willard " Pat "

, 12/19/19 to 6/8/98, on your list.

I'm a sometimes quilter, but think your plan will be striking. If I can be

of any help embroidering or anything else, please let me know.

Shar

[Guest guest]

Sounds great, Robin. The embroidery would work and I may be able to get

with it for the quilting also. Especially if it can be done in blocks and

later assembled.

Just let me know the material type so I can match it and I'll get with it.

Are you using different colors of DMC on each heart?

Shar

P.S. Friends of mine sent this to me today and I thought it a most

appropriate

story for this time of year.

Shar

THE OLD FISHERMAN

Our house was directly across the street from the clinic

entrance

of Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. We lived downstairs and rented the

upstairs rooms to out patients at the clinic. One summer evening as I was

fixing supper, there was a knock at the door. I opened it to see a truly

awful looking man.

" Why, he's hardly taller than my eight-year-old, " I thought as I stared at

the stooped, shriveled body. But the appalling thing was his face-lopsided

from swelling, red and raw. Yet his voice was pleasant as he said, " Good

evening. I've come to see if you've a room for just one night. I came for

a

treatment this morning from the eastern shore, and there's no bus 'til

morning. " He told me he'd been hunting for a room since noon but with no

success, no one seemed to have a room. " I guess it's my face...I know it

looks terrible, but my doctor says with a few more treatments... "

For a moment I hesitated, but his next words convinced me: " I could sleep

in

this rocking chair on the porch. My bus leaves early in the morning. " I

told him we would find him a bed, but to rest on the porch.

I went inside and finished getting supper. When we were ready, I asked the

old man if he would join us " No thank you. I have plenty. " And he held up

a

brown paper bag. When I had finished the dishes, I went out on the porch

to

talk with him a few minutes. It didn't take a long time to see that this

old

man had an oversized heart crowded into that tiny body. He told me he

fished

for a living to support his daughter, her five children, and her husband,

who

was hopelessly crippled from a back injury. He didn't tell it by way of

complaint; in fact, every other sentence was prefaced with a thanks to God

for a blessing. He was grateful that no pain accompanied his disease,

which

was apparently a form of skin cancer. He thanked God for giving him the

strength to keep going.

At bedtime, we put a camp cot in the children's room for him. When I got

up

in the morning, the bed linens were neatly folded and the little man was

out

on the porch. He refused breakfast, but just before he left for his bus,

haltingly, as if asking a great favor, he said, " Could I please come back

and

stay the next time I have a treatment? I won't put you out a bit. I can

sleep fine in a chair. " He paused a moment and then added, " Your children

made me feel at home. Grownups are bothered by my face, but children don't

seem to mind. " I told him he was welcome to come again.

On his next trip he arrived a little after seven in the morning. As a

gift,

he brought a big fish and a quart of the largest oysters I had ever seen.

He

said he had shucked them that morning before he left so that they'd be

nice

and fresh. I knew his bus left at 4:00 a.m. and I wondered what time he

had

to get up in order to do this for us. In the years he came to stay

overnight

with us there was never a time that he did not bring us fish or oysters or

vegetables from his garden. Other times we received packages in the mail,

always by special delivery; fish and oysters packed in a box of fresh

young

spinach or kale, every leaf carefully washed.

Knowing that he must walk three miles to mail these, and knowing how

little money he had made the gifts doubly precious. When I received these

little remembrances, I often thought of a comment our next-door neighbor

made

after he left that first morning. " Did you keep that awful looking man

last

night? I turned him away! You can lose roomers by putting up such people! "

Maybe we did lose roomers once or twice. But oh! If only they could have

known him, perhaps their illnesses would have been easier to bear. I know

our family always will be grateful to have known him; from him we learned

what it was to accept the bad without complaint and the good with gratitude

to God.

Recently I was visiting a friend who has a greenhouse, As she showed

me her flowers, we came to the most beautiful one of all, a golden

chrysanthemum, bursting with blooms. But to my great surprise, it was

growing in an old dented, rusty bucket. I thought to myself, " If this were

my plant, I'd put it in the loveliest container I had! " My friend changed

my

mind. " I ran short of pots, " she explained, " and knowing

how beautiful this one would be, I thought it wouldn't mind starting out

in

this old pail. It's just for a little while, till I can put it out in the

garden. " She must have wondered why I laughed so delightedly, but I was

imagining just such a scene in heaven. " Here's an especially beautiful

one, "

God might have said when he came to the soul of the sweet old fisherman.

" He

won't mind starting in this small body. "

All this happened long ago-and now, in God's garden, how tall this lovely

soul must stand.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The LORD does not look at the things man looks at. Man looks at the

outward

appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart. " (1 16:7b)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

*** If this has blessed you, PLEASE PASS IT ON ***

[Guest guest]

Hi Robin:

I love your idea. Please include my husband Guy Wells...8/8/32-

12/5/98. I am sorry that I cannot help with this project. I was

recently diagnosed with Macular Degeneration in both eyes, but worse in

the right one. The doctor told me to protect it from the sun

especially. But I cannot do anything tedious like sewing or crafts any

longer. If you would let e know the cost to make one for m husband I

will ber happy to mail it to you. E-mail me privately and I will get it

to you direct.

Thankyou so much and God will bless you richly for being a blessing to

others. You are a blessing to me and I am sure the group feels the same

way.

Betty

[Guest guest]

Robin,

I think the quilt is a terrific idea and really admire the time and work you

are putting into it. I would like you to include my husband, Chiarini,

July 23, 1935 -

November 4, 1998. I would like to contribute towards the cost of your

supplies since

I have no talent for crafts. Please e-mail me and let me know.

Rita

[Guest guest]

I THINK IT IS A GREAT IDEA. I AM A QUILTER AND WOULD LIKE TO MAKE SURE

MY HUSBAND IS ON THE LIST. JAMES E. WALDRON. DECEASED- DEC. 30, 1996.

I WOULD BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO DO HIS BLOCK. EITHER E-MAIL ME THE

PATTERN OR MAIL TO 487 FILEDSTONE COURT, LILBURN GA. 30047

THANKS, GAIL WALDRON MCDEARIS

--- XOXOBB@... wrote:

> From: XOXOBB@...

>

> Hi All,

>

> I want to run something by you to make sure it is

> ok. I am in a very early

> process of making a CJD Quilt. I am using the names

> on the Memorial Page and

> I want to make sure that it's alright with everyone

> to include their loved

> ones names in it. Just send me a message if it

> isn't ok. If you want it on

> the quilt be sure to add them to the Memorial Page.

>

>

> I am cutting out hearts that are approx. 4x4. Very

> light blue fabric for men

> and very light pink fabric for women. Embroidering

> the names on and the date

> of death and a little flower or heart. Right now

> the only two I have done

> are my Mom, Jean Burgette and Ewanitz, I am

> getting ready to start

> Ellie Steiger. These hearts will then be appliqued

> onto a solid white

> background that is 108x108. I should be able to get

> approx. 529 hearts onto

> this. Next to the solid white background will a

> narrow navy blue border,

> then a wide white border, and then another narrow

> navy blue border. On the

> two sides of the quilt on the white border there

> will be appliqued vines and

> flowers. At the top and the bottom will be an

> embroidered saying of

> something like......(TOP)We have lost you to

> CJD....(BOTTOM) But you are not

> forgotten. I haven't really decided on that yet. I

> am open to suggestions.

>

> If you are crafty or know someone who would make the

> heart for you then I

> would be glad to put it on the quilt. It would be a

> joint project then. I

> can make up instructions and a pattern and paste

> them onto the e-mail or send

> them through the mail.

>

> When I can't put anymore hearts on I will put the

> batting and the backing

> together and quilt it. If we have any quilters on

> the group we can all take

> turns with quilting it, though it may take awhile, I

> am not sure how many are

> on the memorial page. This is called a round Robin

> quilt.....true name.....I

> haven't made that up! It is when many people

> participate in adding to a

> quilt.

>

> When it is done, it can be raffled off for the money

> to go to research or

> sent around for display. I think there are many

> possibilities.

>

> Let me know what you think.

>

> Robin

>

>

------------------------------------------------------------------------

> If you like orange and blue, then you will love our

> new web site!

> http://www.onelist.com

> Onelist: ing connections and information

> exchange

>

------------------------------------------------------------------------

> If you have any questions, problems, concerns,

> etc... please contact Liz at LArmstr853@..., Pat

> at Ape826@..., Dolly at DBC006@... or

> Beverly G at Bevalso@....

>

_________________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Gail,

Would you like to just do your husbands heart or would you like more? Also

can I put you down on the list to help with the quilting?

Robin

[Guest guest]

I'D BETTER JUST DO JIM'S ONLY FOR NOW. I REALLY NEED A PATTERN OR

SOMETHING. I HAVE NOT DONE ANY APPLIQUE ONLY PIECED PROJECTS, SO I

WOULD NOT WANT TO MAKE A MESS OF SOMEONE 'S BLOCK. LET ME DO ONE THEN I

WILL LET YOU KNOW.

AS FAR AS THE QUILTING. I THINK I WOULD LIKE TO . HOW ARE YOU GOING TO

TRANSPORT IT AROUND?

--- XOXOBB@... wrote:

> From: XOXOBB@...

>

> Gail,

>

> Would you like to just do your husbands heart or

> would you like more? Also

> can I put you down on the list to help with the

> quilting?

>

> Robin

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Robin,

Just wanted you to know that the quilt downloaded just fine for me.

It looks great! Thanks so much for taking this on.

Yvette

[Guest guest]

Robin,

downloaded the picture of the quilt. It looks great. You're doing a

great job. I have also forwarded a copy of the picture to my sisters. I'll

try to get a check in the mail to you next week.

Again, thanks for all the good work. Seems like we have another

angel on earth. I also wanted to pass along my kudos to our founding " MOMS "

and to all the others have done such a great job providing an immense amount

of kindness, patience, and a shoulder for us to lean on during a very

difficult time in our lives.

dolores colunga-stawitz

[Guest guest]

I wanted to give a short update on our Memorial Quilt. All the fabric

packets have been mailed and received. Seven people have donated towards the

quilt and I have $225.00 for it, Thanks so much. I used $5.00 of it toward

postage. I went to a quilt club meeting the other night and talked about our

project and eight members signed up to help with the embroidering and

quilting, also a friend of mine wants to help with the quilting too. We will

get this done in no time at all. If anyone in other countries is reading

this, we want to include names from everywhere. If you know of people who

are not on the list please send them to me. At the bottom I will send

through an updated list. We are now up to 122 victims. The quilt can hold

352 hearts.

Another little tidbit....through my editorial in the paper about the

conference. A senior at a local high school contacted me to get more

information on CJD. She is taking a class that they have to study a disease

every quarter and she would like to do it on CJD and inform her class about

it. I sent her information and have ordered Mad Cow Books and when I get

them I will send one to her and ask her to donate it to the library.

Now here is the updated list.

Have a good one :-)

Robin

Quilt Names

1. Lloyd Perkins….9/23/75….USA….AGE 48

2. Nick Sudar….4/8/79….USA….AGE 64

3. B. Rice, Jr.….8/27/79….AGE43…USA

4. Ellen Marie ….10/11/81….AGE 23

5. Eugene Malaspina….8/21/82

6. Annie O. " " Sproat….2/10/84….AGE 65….USA

7. Geneva Gregg Rutherford….1/18/85

8. Male….6/21/85….NSW Australia

9. Claude Dignard….6/18/86

10. Beacom Connolly….12/17/86….AGE 51….USA

11. Grace L. Hallock….9/3/88

12. Sneeders….1988….AGE 68….USA

13. M. Briody, Sr…..8/8/89….AGE 46….USA

14. Male….1/9/90….USA

15. Dolores B. Engelhardt….7/20/90….USA

16. Nola C. Porter….5/1/91….AGE 58….USA

17. Marie McBride….7/9/91….USA

18. Billie Sue ….10/15/91….AGE 66….USA

19. D. ….11/27/91

20. Norma Jean King….7/30/92….AGE 63….USA

21. Kertz….8/26/93 notation was that she liked

quilting,gardening and bluebirds. Try to put one of those as embroidered

decoration.

22. Giovanni Lacoseglio….1/11/94….AGE 74….USA

23. Louis G. Royston….1/10/94….AGE 71….USA

24. Cosma Marie Bondy….4/15/94….USA

25. R. Beard….3/27/95….AGE 47

26. Eleanor R. son….3/30/95….USA

27. Glenda L. Roth….7/7/95

28. Jean Wake….11/1/95….AGE 38

29. Saul Polack….12/9/95….AGE 61.…USA and Israel

30. Roy B. Deck….1/16/96….AGE 71….USA

31. D. Boss….2/19/96….AGE 41….USA

32. Butcher….5/6/96….USA

33. Ella Claudine Owen Maxwell….5/21/96….USA

34. Livia Kampe….7/4/96

35. Arlene Ann Errington….8/9/96

36. Leccese….8/20/96

37. Emery E. ….10/31/96

38. C.J. Marshall….11/3/96

39. Lois Hester Blackburn ….11/10/96

40. F. Clinton….12/30/96

41. E. Waldron….12/30/96

42. Lucy E. Lopatosky….1/16/97….USA

43. G. Rehse….2/5/97….USA

44. J.D. ….3/18/97….AGE 64….USA

45. Carolyn Marie Grindstaff….4/1/97

46. P. Ewanitz, Jr…..4/9/97….USA

47. Dr. Adolphus Grasso….5/16/97….AGE 67….Australia….siblings Nick, Tally and

Jessie also passed away to CJD.

48. Marlin " Dick " ….5/18/97

49. Eva E. Woodard….5/19/97….USA

50. Jimmy Brawner….5/28/97

51. Judith Ann Tindel Massey….6/1/97

52. Dr. L. Don Duvall….6/21/97….USA

53. Carol Kloberdanz….7/17/97

54. Ida Kmet….8/10/97

55. Lange….9/29/97

56. Lionel Pleau….10/18/97….USA

57. June Callander….10/24/97

58. Donna Jean Burgette….11/20/97….AGE 70….USA

59. Key….11/25/97…..USA

60. W. Fredenburgh….12/14/97

61. Barbara Poulter….12/14/97….USA

62. Carmella Lesher….12/16/97….AGE 69….USA

63. Elaine Vanasse….1/16/98….AGE 47

64. Melinda Kerr ….1/26/98

65. Sebastien Roussel….2/5/98….AGE19….Canada

66. Steve….2/8/98….AGE 48

67. S. ….3/12/98….AGE 70….USA

68. Ellie Steiger….3/19/98….USA

69. lnn G. Maher….3/23/98….AGE 74….USA..notation…nature walk

70. Caroline LoCascio….3/25/98….AGE 61

71. Janie Colunga….3/28/98

72. Lapp….4/11/98….AGE 40….USA

73. Shirley Ann Cassell….4/23/98….USA

74. Edith Ruth Taber….4/24/98….notation flowers and birds

75. Doris Eason….5/2/98….USA

76. Frederick H. Leonard….5/3/98….AGE 71….USA

77. Margaret B. Schultz….5/20/98

78. Lauruska….5/22/98….AGE 49

79. Willard " Pat " ….6/8/98….AGE 78….USA

80. Melitta Tetzner….7/4/98….AGE 68….Germany

81. Melvin Fruendt….7/4/98

82. Rocco Scappatura….7/9/98….AGE 61….USA

83. Peggy A. Lands….7/27/98

84. Graeme….8/3/98….AGE 30

85. Tom Lutz….8/4/98

86. Walthall….8/17/98/….USA

87. Lillian Bellamy….8/17/98

88. Eugene P. ….8/28/98….USA

89. Leland LeRay Delange….8/29/98….AGE 63….USA

90. Mevrouw Thea van Veen-oosterveer….9/5/98

91. Kae Bissell….9/21/98….AGE 39….USA

92. Meredith Mitchel Atkinson….10/18/98….USA

93. Marie Dean….10/29/98

94. Chiarini….11/4/98/….AGE 63

95. rio R. Garagozzo….12/2/98….AGE 66

96. Guy Wells….12/5/98….AGE 66….USA

97. Gladys E. Duarte….12/10/98….AGE 78….USA

98. Steele….12/10/98….AGE 53….USA

99. Jean E. Trainor….12/11/98….USA

100. F. Aloy….12/14/98

101. Jo ….1/4/99

102. JoAnn ….1/12/99

103. Helen A. Urdanick….2/6/99….USA

104. R. McEwen….3/26/99….AGE 35….USA

105. Jake Walter Lawson….3/28/98….USA

106. Anne T. s….10/28/89….AGE 64

107. Jumpp….2/23/99….USA

108. Jumpp….3/29/94….USA

109. Zippro….12/30/98….AGE 35….USA

110. Jean R. Newman….8/24/96….AGE 60….USA

111. C. Velardi….10/6/94….AGE 69….USA

112. Joyce D. Soukup….11/18/98….USA

113. Alice Weiss….9/22/97….USA

114. Noella T. Ragas….9/11/73….AGE 50….USA

115. Steve Barwick….2/8/98….AGE 48….USA

116. Dr. Felix H. Reyler….3/3/93….AGE 74….USA

117. Walter Kuklinski….8/18/98

118. ph P. Sardo….8/11/89….AGE 56….USA

119. Charlie Gene Curtis….4/19/99….AGE 61….USA

120. Janice F. ….8/18/83….AGE 64….USA

121. Fontana….2/16/97….AGE 54

122. Harold " Harry " O'Dell….8/21/94….AGE 59….Australia

[Guest guest]

Thanks Cindy,

I have added her to the list.

Robin

[Guest guest]

My mother passed away on April 11, 1999 of CJD. She was 67 years old and

lived in Homestead, Florida. Her name was Ruth Bales. My dad was in the

Air Force and they both lived in England from 1958-1963.

Please add her to your quilt. Thank you.

Cindy

CJD Quilt

>From: XOXOBB@...

>

>I wanted to give a short update on our Memorial Quilt. All the fabric

>packets have been mailed and received. Seven people have donated towards

the

>quilt and I have $225.00 for it, Thanks so much. I used $5.00 of it toward

>postage. I went to a quilt club meeting the other night and talked about

our

>project and eight members signed up to help with the embroidering and

>quilting, also a friend of mine wants to help with the quilting too. We

will

>get this done in no time at all. If anyone in other countries is reading

>this, we want to include names from everywhere. If you know of people who

>are not on the list please send them to me. At the bottom I will send

>through an updated list. We are now up to 122 victims. The quilt can hold

>352 hearts.

>

>Another little tidbit....through my editorial in the paper about the

>conference. A senior at a local high school contacted me to get more

>information on CJD. She is taking a class that they have to study a

disease

>every quarter and she would like to do it on CJD and inform her class about

>it. I sent her information and have ordered Mad Cow Books and when I get

>them I will send one to her and ask her to donate it to the library.

>

>Now here is the updated list.

>

>Have a good one :-)

>

>Robin

>Quilt Names

>

>1. Lloyd Perkins….9/23/75….USA….AGE 48

>2. Nick Sudar….4/8/79….USA….AGE 64

>3. B. Rice, Jr.….8/27/79….AGE43…USA

>4. Ellen Marie ….10/11/81….AGE 23

>5. Eugene Malaspina….8/21/82

>6. Annie O. " " Sproat….2/10/84….AGE 65….USA

>7. Geneva Gregg Rutherford….1/18/85

>8. Male….6/21/85….NSW Australia

>9. Claude Dignard….6/18/86

>10. Beacom Connolly….12/17/86….AGE 51….USA

>11. Grace L. Hallock….9/3/88

>12. Sneeders….1988….AGE 68….USA

>13. M. Briody, Sr…..8/8/89….AGE 46….USA

>14. Male….1/9/90….USA

>15. Dolores B. Engelhardt….7/20/90….USA

>16. Nola C. Porter….5/1/91….AGE 58….USA

>17. Marie McBride….7/9/91….USA

>18. Billie Sue ….10/15/91….AGE 66….USA

>19. D. ….11/27/91

>20. Norma Jean King….7/30/92….AGE 63….USA

>21. Kertz….8/26/93 notation was that she liked

>quilting,gardening and bluebirds. Try to put one of those as embroidered

>decoration.

>22. Giovanni Lacoseglio….1/11/94….AGE 74….USA

>23. Louis G. Royston….1/10/94….AGE 71….USA

>24. Cosma Marie Bondy….4/15/94….USA

>25. R. Beard….3/27/95….AGE 47

>26. Eleanor R. son….3/30/95….USA

>27. Glenda L. Roth….7/7/95

>28. Jean Wake….11/1/95….AGE 38

>29. Saul Polack….12/9/95….AGE 61.…USA and Israel

>30. Roy B. Deck….1/16/96….AGE 71….USA

>31. D. Boss….2/19/96….AGE 41….USA

>32. Butcher….5/6/96….USA

>33. Ella Claudine Owen Maxwell….5/21/96….USA

>34. Livia Kampe….7/4/96

>35. Arlene Ann Errington….8/9/96

>36. Leccese….8/20/96

>37. Emery E. ….10/31/96

>38. C.J. Marshall….11/3/96

>39. Lois Hester Blackburn ….11/10/96

>40. F. Clinton….12/30/96

>41. E. Waldron….12/30/96

>42. Lucy E. Lopatosky….1/16/97….USA

>43. G. Rehse….2/5/97….USA

>44. J.D. ….3/18/97….AGE 64….USA

>45. Carolyn Marie Grindstaff….4/1/97

>46. P. Ewanitz, Jr…..4/9/97….USA

>47. Dr. Adolphus Grasso….5/16/97….AGE 67….Australia….siblings Nick, Tally

and

>Jessie also passed away to CJD.

>48. Marlin " Dick " ….5/18/97

>49. Eva E. Woodard….5/19/97….USA

>50. Jimmy Brawner….5/28/97

>51. Judith Ann Tindel Massey….6/1/97

>52. Dr. L. Don Duvall….6/21/97….USA

>53. Carol Kloberdanz….7/17/97

>54. Ida Kmet….8/10/97

>55. Lange….9/29/97

>56. Lionel Pleau….10/18/97….USA

>57. June Callander….10/24/97

>58. Donna Jean Burgette….11/20/97….AGE 70….USA

>59. Key….11/25/97…..USA

>60. W. Fredenburgh….12/14/97

>61. Barbara Poulter….12/14/97….USA

>62. Carmella Lesher….12/16/97….AGE 69….USA

>63. Elaine Vanasse….1/16/98….AGE 47

>64. Melinda Kerr ….1/26/98

>65. Sebastien Roussel….2/5/98….AGE19….Canada

>66. Steve….2/8/98….AGE 48

>67. S. ….3/12/98….AGE 70….USA

>68. Ellie Steiger….3/19/98….USA

>69. lnn G. Maher….3/23/98….AGE 74….USA..notation…nature walk

>70. Caroline LoCascio….3/25/98….AGE 61

>71. Janie Colunga….3/28/98

>72. Lapp….4/11/98….AGE 40….USA

>73. Shirley Ann Cassell….4/23/98….USA

>74. Edith Ruth Taber….4/24/98….notation flowers and birds

>75. Doris Eason….5/2/98….USA

>76. Frederick H. Leonard….5/3/98….AGE 71….USA

>77. Margaret B. Schultz….5/20/98

>78. Lauruska….5/22/98….AGE 49

>79. Willard " Pat " ….6/8/98….AGE 78….USA

>80. Melitta Tetzner….7/4/98….AGE 68….Germany

>81. Melvin Fruendt….7/4/98

>82. Rocco Scappatura….7/9/98….AGE 61….USA

>83. Peggy A. Lands….7/27/98

>84. Graeme….8/3/98….AGE 30

>85. Tom Lutz….8/4/98

>86. Walthall….8/17/98/….USA

>87. Lillian Bellamy….8/17/98

>88. Eugene P. ….8/28/98….USA

>89. Leland LeRay Delange….8/29/98….AGE 63….USA

>90. Mevrouw Thea van Veen-oosterveer….9/5/98

>91. Kae Bissell….9/21/98….AGE 39….USA

>92. Meredith Mitchel Atkinson….10/18/98….USA

>93. Marie Dean….10/29/98

>94. Chiarini….11/4/98/….AGE 63

>95. rio R. Garagozzo….12/2/98….AGE 66

>96. Guy Wells….12/5/98….AGE 66….USA

>97. Gladys E. Duarte….12/10/98….AGE 78….USA

>98. Steele….12/10/98….AGE 53….USA

>99. Jean E. Trainor….12/11/98….USA

>100. F. Aloy….12/14/98

>101. Jo ….1/4/99

>102. JoAnn ….1/12/99

>103. Helen A. Urdanick….2/6/99….USA

>104. R. McEwen….3/26/99….AGE 35….USA

>105. Jake Walter Lawson….3/28/98….USA

>106. Anne T. s….10/28/89….AGE 64

>107. Jumpp….2/23/99….USA

>108. Jumpp….3/29/94….USA

>109. Zippro….12/30/98….AGE 35….USA

>110. Jean R. Newman….8/24/96….AGE 60….USA

>111. C. Velardi….10/6/94….AGE 69….USA

>112. Joyce D. Soukup….11/18/98….USA

>113. Alice Weiss….9/22/97….USA

>114. Noella T. Ragas….9/11/73….AGE 50….USA

>115. Steve Barwick….2/8/98….AGE 48….USA

>116. Dr. Felix H. Reyler….3/3/93….AGE 74….USA

>117. Walter Kuklinski….8/18/98

>118. ph P. Sardo….8/11/89….AGE 56….USA

>119. Charlie Gene Curtis….4/19/99….AGE 61….USA

>120. Janice F. ….8/18/83….AGE 64….USA

>121. Fontana….2/16/97….AGE 54

>122. Harold " Harry " O'Dell….8/21/94….AGE 59….Australia

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