Thank you for a beautiful tribute to those lost in the 9/11 tragedy. I thank God for you and this web site to let us speak our hearts and minds words. This tragedy has been on my mind,more so lately,because of this being election year. I pray we make a good choice for the safety of the US because we should never forget what it cost us to let our guard down. I did not lose a loved one but I pray for the families and friends that did suffer loss to have peace and hope these did not die in vain. God bless the US and never forget 9/11. In prayer and solidarity. God bless Vikki

My brother was one of the victims of the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center. He was 45 years old, married, with two young sons.
He was a Vice-President of Cantor Fitzgerald and was on the 104th Floor of the North Tower.
Your amazing tribute quilt is a wonderful reminder of all those brave souls that were lost. For many of us, there was nothing to recover from ground zero.
To know that someone has preserved the memory of so many of these people is a great comfort and will serve as a reminder that they will never be forgot.
On behalf of my entire family, I thank you for your gift to us all.
Richard C. Rosenblum

Dear Lois, Friends and I saw your quilt in Ft Myers, Fl in January. It was a very moving experience! Many thanks and God's blessings to you and your supporters for sharing this reminder of the fallen men and women of 9/11. A work of art indeed and a privileged experience.

What an emotionally moving memorial to all of these beautiful souls. Thank you!

thanks for the beautiful tribute to all of the souls that were taken away from their families and friends too early. God bless you.

What a wonderful tribute you have created in honor and memory of all the family members we lost on 9/11. It will be my honor to pass this on to as many people as I can. Thank you for remembering them.

What an honor & tribute to those fallen. May they never be forgotten. God Bless those that put this wonderful quilt together

This is so touching and so unique.
Thank you for sharing.

THANK YOU FOR THIS WONDERFUL QUILT. AS A FELLOW QUILTER I SALUTE YOU. THANKS FOR PRESERVING HISTORY OF THIS EVENT.

I wish every member of congress, and every person in America had a poster to look at every day! That way none of us would ever forget what happened to us that very sad day. I believe your work is of God and God will bless you for sharing this beautiful labor of love with the world.

I didn't know something as intricate as this quilt was possible!

God gives us all gifts for a reason.

I know that every stitch was made with love!

God bless everyone for your hard work that created such a beautiful work of art.

Wow !!! You have soooo much talent. God bless you and everyone that helped you with that beautiful quilt!!!!That is great that you can use your talent to help remind others what happened on that very sad day!!!!
You are great!!!!!

i am not a quilter but really appreciate all the work that has gone into this quilt.

What a beautiful thing to see. I have looked at this every year I think since it's inception. I am always so heartbroken on the eleventh of Sept. I do have a great joy on that day too. A year after 9-11-01 My beautiful grand daughter Kaileigh Hope was born. She was given the name Hope in remembrance. God bless you for your work on this quilt and God bless our country.

This quilt is beautiful and it means a lot to people that are survived by that tragedy.I was a school bus driver at the time and after parking my bus that morning and getting into my car and hearing the sad news, I rushed home to see it on TV..I was so scared for our great nation..what a sad day for all of us..to have this happen to us and by some of the most ruthless people on earth..God Bless America..Thank you for making this quilt.

Stunning! I am a quilter too.
What a work of art.

GOD BLESS YOU!!! THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO MAKE THIS BEAUTIFUL QUILT. I AM SPEECHLESS.

I have never saw such a beautiful quilt in all my life. My family are quilters and have made the star quilt. But how the faces were put in looks like a miracle in the making of it. So beautiful and must have taken so long.

hank you so much for making such a beautiful tribute to those who died. I hope that your quilt will be on tour somewhere near where I live. Do you have a schedule of tour dates and places? If so, I would love to get it.