Reunion Quilt 2023 Progress

Collected signatures from family members for the reunion signature quilt.

Step 1: Collect Signatures! Goal was 50, but I guess 40 will do

The squares are 5“blocks with signature in the center.

Signatures collected:

1. Larry Cone

2. John & Lora Cady

3. Dan & Julie Ellison

4. Brendon Reynolds & Brittany

5. Bronzen

6. Michael B

7. Laiketon Brownell

8. John Dunbar

9. Brayden Dunbar

10. Lindsey Dunbar

11. Kenzie Swem

12. Shanna Brownell

13. Aunt Cheri

14. Timothy Johnson

15. Jim Ruse

16. Linda Ruse

17. Brittan Mehlhorn

18. Bronzen Mehlhorn

19. Matthew & Cari Mehlhorn

20. Randy & Amanda Hahn

21. Cindy & Gary Vander Molen

22. Marian Krane

23. Diane Johnson

24. Darryl Johnson

25. Mary Arrendale

26. Donna Armstrong

27. Andi Boyer-Hahn

28. Evelyn Lily Hahn

29. Lois Marie „Dunn“ Spedowski

30. Kerry & Rich Seymour

31. Darlene Hahn

32. Connie Wilkinson (Zuke)

33. Richard Hahn

34. Ed &Stefanie Seaver

35. Dawn Oldenburg

37. Susan Cone

38. Gary R. Cone

39. O. Kramer

40. Marian Kramer

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