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Hansel and Aline Deliver Barbara Pelletier's Memorial Quilt

In Her Own words:

"Hey all, Sorry to say the quilt went to a guy named Jim Kelley.  I sold some tickets at a pancake breakfast that was being held at a fundraiser for some lodge to buy glasses for the poor and this man was there fixing the air conditioner and decided to buy a book of raffle tickets.  When I delivered the quilt to his wife, she cried.  She said that her sister had died suddenly, a short while back and her name was Barbara.  She had just finished decorating her house for Christmas and was feeling very sad because it was her first Christmas without her sister and best friend.  at First I was a little disappointed that someone we knew didn't get it.  What a surprise when Dad and I walked into the ladies house and heard the story.  God had a plan and it amazed us that He would let me take it to a lady in pain over her sister BARBARA' S death.  It made it a little easier to give up a project that really meant a lot to me.  I asked her to take care of it because a lot of love and tears went into it.  She asked for a hug."

Barbara Pelletier's children replied: "Auntie, that is one of the most beautiful Christmas stories we have ever heard!"  Thank You Aline!  Your generous project brought joy to everyone, and funds that will provide for even more hurting women.