Grati-Tuesday 9 Jun

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9 June 2015

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Hi all, 
Some great messages here tonight.
Enjoy!
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Good Afternoon Jan-Maree,

I just thought you would like a copy of the photos we had taken of our beautiful quilts. I have also sent the printed photos in the mail to my Quilter 🙂

Once again, thank you very much for everything you all do for us, words cannot express how thankful we all are. More and more quilts and laundry bags are arriving every week it is so great to see! We all gather around and watch in anticipation as the Quilts are unveiled, I love seeing everyone’s reaction! I wish you could see it Jan-Maree, there is so much joy in everyone’s eye and complete gratitude. So thank you for bringing joy and happiness to our camp! Kind Regards, 






Good morning Jan-Maree, Joan & all the volunteers at AHQ & LB Just a quick email to say that I received my teenage mutant ninja turtles laundry bag and couldn’t be happier. It was a welcome surprise in the mail this week and my boys will love it.
Thank you for the amazing work that you do. I greatly appreciate the effort that one of your volunteers has put into making this bag, it will be forever cherished.

Regards,
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Hi Debbie,

I was absolutely amazed when I unfolded the incredible Quilt you have made for me.  I’ll be taking it in to where I work to show the Flight Sergeant here who liaises with Aussie Hero Quilts on behalf of the troops. It is exceptional – thank you for your devotion and dedication you have quite clearly put into it, even down to the Aircraft silhouettes in the stitching across the entire quilt.

My brief included Centenary of Anzacs, as I’m serving overseas in this the 100 year anniversary; the Hudson plane, as I’ve named my first son after the aircraft; and the Iroquois helicopter because of its involvement (and my strong Military History interest) in the Vietnam War. 

I had hoped that possibly one of my requests would be met, noting I would have been grateful for any design regardless of if it met my requests or not. To have it include everything I asked for is truly more than I expected and I can’t thank you enough for my quilt.

When ever the mail is delivered everyone hopes they are one of the lucky ones to receive a parcel from home today, and whilst those who miss out today, still get offered a lolly or two from the parcels others have received, it always makes you feel appreciated when it is your name on one of the parcels this time round.

Thank you for sharing with me about your family in the letter, it is nice to hear stories from back home. I have the up most respect for farmers and most of my aunties and uncles are teachers, whilst one was a nurse. Our unit just last week received a stack of hand written cards from a Primary School on which the children had written notes. We all received one and everyone appreciated the thought put into them by such young kids back home in Australia.

I’m looking forward to the end of my deployment so as I can get back to my wife, and our beautiful children. We have a 4yo daughter, a 2yo son, and a 1yo daughter. I also miss my Siberian Husky-Diesel and Belgian Shepherd-Gypsy, assuming they haven’t dug up my back yard whilst I’ve been away😊.

Thank you for the bonus Jaffas wrapped up in the Quilt. The guys and girls will quickly devour them tomorrow when I share them around at work. One of my colleagues received a parcel of home made brownies and packets of redskins lollies today. They were lucky to last an hour before they were all gone. We’ve jokingly told him, as long as his mum keeps sending over delicious home made treats and lollies we will continue to put up with him 😊.

Once again, thank you for the amazing quilt, it is really appreciated and I will treasure it as a keepsake of my time serving overseas.

Kind Regards

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To Sue N,
  I received your quilt in the mail and I just wanted to send you a short letter to say how extremely grateful I am.
  I absolutely love it and I can see just how much time and effort you have put into creating this for me. It is such a beautiful thing you do in taking the time to sew these gifts for soldiers and we truly appreciate it. Mail is the best part of our job!
  Stay safe and again
many thanks.

Kind regards
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Hi Noeleen,
Just a quick email to say many thanks for the laundry bags (and treats!). I received the box on Sunday and it was a nice way to finish the weekend off. I wasn’t expecting anything either and surprises are always nice. The choccie eggs were shared around and very well received.  
Thanks also for your letter – it is nice to learn about the ladies at Aussie Hero Quilts and their backgrounds. 
I joined the Army five years ago and have spent my career in Sydney so far. I work within the administration and human resources stream normally, however am deployed to Kabul in more a movements and travel type role. 
I have had the opportunity to travel around Australia with my posted units during my time in the Army and Perth is my favourite place so far – I spent six weeks there earlier this year. I am also studying a Bachelor of Nursing, so the ultimate goal is to become an Army nurse once I finish my studies. 
I am the eldest of three children and the rest of my family still lives in Tasmania.
Many thanks again for the kind and very generous work that you all do. It is greatly appreciated by all deployed soldiers here. I will let you know when I receive the other boxes. 
Kind regards,
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Hello Su,

I am a photographer of the Royal Australian Air Force currently on deployment in the Middle East Region.

I had no idea about the request for you to make a quilt…I was so surprised and blown away when I opened it.  I cannot thank you enough.  The workmanship is brilliant, and I really do appreciate the thought that goes behind it.  I cannot thank you enough.  I really had no idea of how much work and thought come from AHQ and friends of.  As this is my first trip to the Middle East, I have a much greater understanding.  It is amazing work, and people really do appreciate it.  So much so, that on multiple occasions when shooting video when we were following around the Anzac Centenary Quilt, some people had to stop during the interview as they would get quite emotional.  It actually makes me emotional thinking about it, people like yourself have touched many ADF personnel on deployment.  

I would like to hang the quilt up on the wall (as a centre piece), which I think will look awesome.  I also received a custom designed laundry bag from another South Australian lady, Julie-Ann.  I am also going to hang that up on a wall for the memories.  I am blown away at the time, thoughts and generosity that goes into these gifts.

I love your idea about marking out travels on the map.  I am going to treasure what you have made!

Thanks again, I really do appreciate it.

Best regards,
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Hi Jan-Maree,

            I liked to acknowledge your efforts and to say many thanks to you and the maker of my quilt, it is much appreciated.   The time and effort that has gone into making the beautiful designed quilt that I requested and the countless others that have been provided . I also enjoyed reading the letter that came with the quilt and will endeavour to reply to this now that I am back on home soil. 
Regards,
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Thank you very much.
As an old soldier, there isn’t much that surprises me now days. However,receiving your quilt and lovely letter was a very pleasant surprise. This is my third trip to Afghanistan but the first time I’ve been sent anything like this. It’s nice to know that there are people thinking of us when we’re not in the news.

I noticed you said that you had a son who is serving in the middle-east. All of us over here are very aware of the sacrifices our families make to support us – it’s often not easy. More importantly, I hope he’s back soon and safely.

I spent a few years in Hawaii in the middle of last decade and they’re into quilting in a big way, using traditional patterns,a lot of which were influenced by wildlife and the sea. But I’ve never seen an NT quilt before. It’s now sitting on my bed under a massive Australian Flag that fills up the entire wall of my container. No one is under any doubt about my nationality. Not that the accent leaves much room for doubt in any case. While it’s getting towards summer over here. I’m not coming home until early “16” so the quilt will be more than decorative when it starts getting cold again. It’s perfect, many thanks again.

I’d be grateful if you could also pass on my thanks and regards to your “Bubbles” group and ask you all to raise a glass to the northwest the next time you guys get together.
Cheers.

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Jeanne, 
The laundry bag you have made is amazing, I’m so humbled that you have taken the time to make this for me. How do I put into words my appreciation for this wonderful gift you have given me. 
It pleases me to read the enjoyment it gave you making this, I feel honoured that your inspiration came from the memory of your father’s support for the same football team. 
To receive a gift with the Arsenal logo means a great deal to me that I will always treasure.


I and other members of the ADF sincerely appreciate the time you and other members put in making items for ADF members on deployment.
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 Dear Joan,
Thank you for my laundry bag. I was having to borrow one of my friends but now I have my own.
I really appreciate the time and effort you and your Aussie Hero companions go to, to create these wonderful quilts and laundry bags to help brighten our rooms.
I have been deployed for just under 3 month, this is my very first operational deployment in my short 4 years in the RAN. I am working in a tri-service environment which is very new to me. It has its challenges but so far I am enjoying my time in the MER. I do miss home a lot and I have left behind my partner, thankfully he is also in the Navy and is very understanding in regard to the struggle with communications.
As much as I am enjoying this experience I am looking forward to going home and sleeping in my own bed, there really isn’t any place like home.

Thanks again for the laundry bag, all the best
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Dear Lynda, Megan and Elinor

My most profound and heartfelt thanks for this quilt and bag. 

I return home today having only done ‘short’ time being 3 ½ months here (inc time in Afghanistan) as what we call the ‘J07’ which is the senior medical officer for the Middle East. 

I return home today with pride in my service but also for our country which has people such as you. 

Your effort has such effect I only wish mere words could explain. 

Being old enough to have participated in the first gulf war a generation ago it remains as always about the people with whom and for whom we serve. You  honour us by your work and it is for people such as you we will unceasingly stand the watch. 

Fair Winds and Following Seas. 

Again my most sincere thanks. 
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Hi Jackie & Jan-Maree,
I received the quilt in the mail today. It’s brilliant, I love it, especially the female surfer, I have already used the sunscreen!! 
Thank you for your time, effort and support. Everyone I talk to here who has received a quilt has appreciated the work done by Aussie Hero Quilts, and I am another satisfied recipient.
Cheers,
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Matt,

I came home to my room this afternoon, and outside my door was a parcel (yay). May I say thank you to you and also Sharnia (I hope I have spelt it correct).

The laundry bag is awesome, just what I needed, was using a small pillow case, so this is really the high end now, Love the design, love the superhero icons, Job well done team, I will have to guard it I feel so that no one steals this one of a kind must have art work.

I really cannot thank you both for taking time from you day to make this for me and the other lads who are currently away. Your efforts are greatly appreciated and very heart felt, so from me and the many others here, I say thank you from the bottom of my heart.

In closing I cannot say thank you enough, your gesture is so welcomed, I again thank you both.

Safe travels and kind regards.
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Good Morning/Afternoon Robin and Jan-Maree,
Thank you so very much for this fantastic quilt. I absolutely love it, it represents the loves of my life,  Army, Infantry and my beloved Storm. I will be giving this to my extra extra  love in my life my son. Thank you again for all your work. Robin, Please pass on my thanks and gratitude to Kerri B for the artwork.
Regards,
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For a laundry bag made by Sue G 

Jan-Maree good evening,
Thank you so much for the laundry bag which arrived recently, it’s fantastic! Guardsmen, taxis, Union Jacks and Aussie flags, great combination, and my initials too! Thank you very much, it’s much appreciated.
I also received my quilt from Rita, it was an absolute work of art and I have written separately to Rita to thank her for all her hard work and efforts on my behalf.
My thanks to you and the Ladies of HQ for the quite marvelous work you do, which is truly appreciated.
Keep up the good work and thanks again.
Kind regards
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Morning Marina;      

        Thank you so much for the quilt and laundry sack, it was a most welcome gift.

        I used the laundry bag straight away as we have a variety of washer/dryers in the camp but we all have blue laundry bags so a bit of a downer on the laundry bag scavenger hunt, but bonus now, there’s my washing saving approximaly 3-20mins.

        The quilt is pride of place on my upper bunk as I have intermittent visitors who stay with me for a few nights…so get to show it off.

                    Thank you for your work and gifts, they will be appreciated for years.

        Cheers 

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Hi Kerri,

Thankyou so much for the beautiful laundry bag and the chocolates – lindt balls are my favourite!  It is so much nicer than I could have hoped for, and is now a prized possession. It is such a morale booster when we receive our quilts / laundry bags in the mail.  I love the way you have captured the colours of this place, and blended it with some reminders of home.

If you’re ever in WA please get in touch, and maybe I’ll meet one of your sons if they pass through here,

Thank you again,
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Jan-Maree,

thank you so much for the postcards and the laundry bags.  I gave the laundry bags out to the Force Protection guys who are out working most days in 46 degree heat and need to wash their clothes on a more than regular basis.  They absolutely loved them and spent ages selecting which one they would like to use.  We all appreciate any support we get. 
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Good Afternoon Pam Y,

I would like to thank you for taking the time to make the laundry bag for me and everything you do for others, it’s inspiring. Gestures like these make a difference to our moral. Knowing that someone has taken the time to make these items is amazing and means a lot to us.

I absolutely love that it’s purple! It amazing.

I’m only 22 and in my first of hopefully many deployments with the Royal Australian Air Force.  I work in logistics so am always under the pump to get everyone what they need. I came back to find your parcel and it immediately brightened my day.

Thank you personally & thank you for everyone else you have provided a little bit of a booster for.

Kind Regards from the desert
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Dear Donna P,

It is with an incredible amount of gratitude that I write to you from over in my deployed location in the Middle East. Last week I received two packages (somewhat unexpectedly) through the welfare postal system; one containing a magnificent quilt and the other a treasure trove of snacks and coffee. Firstly, it is quite humbling to think that there are many citizens in Australia who take an enormous amount of time out of their busy schedules to provide something as heartfelt and personal as this gift.  To put it into perspective – my wife, who is ex USAF (United States Airforce) and has conducted multiple deployments in some very dangerous areas of the world and is also a citizen of (arguably) the most patriotic country in the world, was completely blown away.

On a personal note I tend to think I scored over and above par with my gifts. I’m not sure what I expected but the quilt-work exceeded my expectations. I had the commanding officer of another flying squadron take my quilt to show his troops as an example of how awesome they are. Tell your son I used to draw (and paint) hundreds of castles when I was a boy so if they were his efforts I am impressed. Additionally the Vo Vo’s from Chris’ package were a hit amongst the detachment and the coffee satchels are a welcome relief from NESCAFE gold.

Finally, as feedback to the Aussie Hero quilts initiative I hope it will continue through into the future as all of these quilts are greatly appreciated by the deployed troops. The members of our entire ADF do a wonderful job both at home and abroad and to know that we have the support of our community back in Australia is a critical enabler to that success.

Finally, I have a number of photos that I will send to you but I haven’t finished compiling them yet. Please anticipate future correspondence with some sweet happy snaps.

Thanks again.  Not only will this be a keepsake from my time deployed on ADF Operations but no doubt will one day become an heirloom in an of itself.

Cheers 
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The following quilt is one that was sent specifically to hang in a communal welfare area in Iraq which will be shared by Aussies and Kiwis. This is the first to arrive. An Aussie themed quilt is also on its way.  We don’t usually do these quilts as wall-hangings but the deployment in Iraq is just being established and conditions are not all that comfortable so a bit of colour and support goes a long way.
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Dear Pennie,

I received the quilt that you and Alicia made.  I showed all the Kiwis and they are all so impressed with the detail in it. I can’t believe your amazing skills. I’m looking forward to when my furniture I ordered comes through for the welfare area and I get the Engineers to build a wall especially to hang this quilt on.  It will look amazing when the area is completed.  I will make sure I send photos to you and Jan-Maree.  Please pass on my thanks to Alicia as well on behalf of all of us that are deployed here. It is getting hotter day by day and today at 46 degrees with a dust storm coming through it just makes the place extra charming…

Thank you once again, we appreciate the support and everyone remains in awe of the work done to support us.

Kind regards


Till next time………….keep spreading the word and happy stitching!
Jan-Maree  xx

Bobbie S and the Mystery BOMers. Emb Joan Quilted by Philomena and added to by Bridget
LB Ruth S

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Good afternoon Hilary P,

I am writing to say thank you so much for the lovely quilt, laundry bag and letter!

I am amazed at the detail and thought you have put into the quilt for me and I can not thank you enough!It is something I will treasure for a long time and I will definitely be using the laundry bag on my next deployed or trip!

I really appreciate the time you took to write the letter noting how busy you and all the other volunteers are at AHQ. I hope the annual dinner in Canberra goes well. You all deserve to be celebrated for the work you do.

Even though I am back from my deployment now, I am honoured to know there are people like you out there, looking out for those of us away from family, friends and loved ones.

Thank you again!

Kindest regards,

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Dear Sue-Ellen S,

I’m in the Royal Australian Navy posted to HMAS Stuart and currently on deployment in Asia. I am 25 years old and I grew up in Melbourne and joined the RAN when I was 19 and I now live in WA. The other week I received the laundry bag you made along with your letter. Thank you so much for the laundry bag as its well made and the perfect size. I greatly appreciate the work you do with AHQ and at your local RSL (pulling beers is essential work 😊) and all others who volunteer. As a sailor a sturdy Dhobey bag (laundry bag) is very nice to have and makes life onboard just that bit much easier as the standard issue bags tend to rip and tear. I enjoyed reading your letter and hearing about your family military history. I hope your retirement is going well and I wish your sons the best.

Kindest regards,

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Hi Ruth S,

I just received my laundry bag that you compiled. It is fantastic, so thank you for your time and effort to make us veterans feel people care.

Again, thank you and take care

regards

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Good evening Sue-Ellen S,

I'm an electronics technician in the Royal Australian Navy, proud father to a rabbit named Pickles, and as of the other day, the even prouder owner of a majestic blue laundry bag covered in platypuses (or platypies... whatever the plural may be).

I must admit, I wasn't originally looking for a new laundry bag we get issued a fresh one with every new posting, after all. But the moment I saw that vibrant blue pattern and the platypuses (which happen to be my mother’s absolute Favorite animal and that felt a little bit like the universe was trying to tell me something), I knew I had to grab it right away.

Fun fact about the humble platypus: because they lay eggs and produce milk. So, if you're ever stuck in the bush craving an omelette a platypus is your one-stop shop!

On a more personal note, I hope your sons are doing well. Reading your letter, your pride in them and the work they do shines through so clearly. They are incredibly lucky to have such a supportive mother in their corner.

I personally have not attended one of the charity dinners for the Doby bag cause, however a ex of mine has in 2024, and apparently it was quite the shindig.

Thank you so much for everything you do with your local RSL. The support you provide isn't just vital to active service members, it's a massive morale booster for the entire veteran community.

Please make sure to enjoy a well-deserved pint (or several) after reading this. You’ve more than earned it.

Warm regards,

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Dear Hilary T,

I would like to express my gratitude to you for the beautiful laundry bag that you so skilfully created. I was gifted it after completing a deployment. The design and craftsmanship is impressive.

I am a member of the Australian Army Reserves and work as a signaller. I too originate from overseas- I am Scottish, and like you moved to Australia for better weather and more of an outdoor lifestyle for our children to grow up in. It has been such a beautiful country to live in and we appreciate all of the opportunities that we have been given. I joined the Reserves as a way of serving and giving something back. (I am a Sonographer in my full time job. )

I will be proud to use the laundry bag whenever I am away with Army and once again, thank you so much.

Kindest regards,

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Good Afternoon Clarissa L,

I'm a Soldier at the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and was very fortunate to receive a laundry bag sewn by yourself from Aussie Hero Quilts. I know I and everyone who received one was very grateful for your token of appreciation and to know that we're being thought of. It will be very handy as I'm about to step off on a six week task within Australia. Again thank you very much for giving up your valuable time to help ADF Personnel across the globe, it's greatly appreciated!

Kind regards,

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Dear Janice L,

Thank you so very much for my new laundry bag (its going to get a good work out) it is very hot on our current deployment.

I just wanted to tell you a little about myself. I’ve been serving in the Royal Australian Navy for 15 years now. During that time I have had the opportunity to work across Submarines, Supply ships and ANZAC Class frigates. (currently on HMAS Stuart) It’s been a challenging career, but one that I am proud of and enjoy. I have also been lucky to have some incredible experiences.

I have a wife and Family of 4 children (not including our dog JJ) back home in Rockingham, WA. We come from Brisbane but I had to move to WA when I started working on Submarines. One of the hardest parts of the job is spending time away from them.

The Navy is a big part of my life but my family keeps me grounded.

I hope this gives you a little insight into who I am. Thank you to Aussie Hero quilts and your self for the quilt.

Kind regards,

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Hello Hilary T,

I'm the recipient of the Bag you made and had sent to the 2nd Cavalry Regiment. I'm writing to thankyou for the lovely bag / letter and to express my gratitude for your support through Aussie Hero Quilts.

To let you know abit about the recipient of your bag, I was born and raised in Newcastle so I'm well aware of the beautiful country that is the Nelson bay area and try to take the opportunity to show it to my Cairns born partner whenever I get the chance, it just goes to show how close we probably were at one point even though we know live on the other side of the country.

I joined the Army in 2020 and commissioned through the Royal Military College - Duntroon in Canberra and was allocated to the Royal Australian Armoured Corps as a Cavalry Officer. Since then I have been posted to the School of Armour in Puckapunyal as an instructor then to the 2nd Cavalry Regiment in Townsville.

I thankyou again for your work and hopefully you know how much these bags were appreciated by everyone at the Regiment.

Kind regards,

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Hi Janice B,

I just wanted to email you and let you know I received my quilt and laundry bag.

I love them. I have read the Eragon series and recognised the Dragon right away. Not gonna lie, I squealed a little.
Also I did test the laundry bag and kept laughing.

My uncle was a submariner as well so we have a lot in common it seems! I loved reading your letter and about all your
adventures.

Thank you once again for my quilt and Laundry bad. I love them and appreciate all the effort you and your team put into
them.

Kind regards

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Hi Lois S,

Thank you so much for the beautiful quilt. I received it in perfect condition, and I wanted to let you know that it was exactly what I was after. The design, colours and space theme are fantastic, and I can see the incredible amount of work and care that went into creating it. The embroidered patches, ISS, Saturn V and Space Shuttle are particularly impressive, and knowing that they took around 250,000 stitches makes me appreciate it even more.

I also really enjoyed reading about your time in Florida and your visits to the Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral. Watching the launch of Discovery STS-120 must have been an amazing experience.

Like you, I have been to the Kennedy Space Center multiple times, and I honestly think it is one of the best places to visit in Florida. Every visit has been memorable, and as someone with an interest in space exploration, I never get tired of seeing the exhibits, launch facilities and history on display.

Thank you again for your generosity, time and effort in making the quilt. It will be something I treasure for many years to come. I truly appreciate the support you and the Aussie Hero Quilts community provide to veterans.

Kind regards,

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The following letter was published on the 26th August so it may be familiar. We have now received permission to publish the photo so I thought it was very tied in with the letter, it deserved a second publishing:

Dear Shirley D,

I hope this email finds you well.

I recently received the amazing laundry bag that you made for me through Aussie Hero Quilts while serving with the Australian Contingent in the Sinai as part of the Multinational Force and Observers. Thank you for the incredible time, care and generosity that went into making it. Receiving a parcel from home is always appreciated, but receiving something handmade by a complete stranger was something quite special and I couldn't be more grateful.

I also wanted to thank you for taking the time to write such a personal letter. I genuinely enjoyed reading about your family, your textile art, and the remarkable work you have done supporting Australian service personnel since 2015.

Of everything you wrote, it was the story of your father that resonated with me the most. During this deployment, I had the privilege of leading a battlefield study of Alexandria and El Alamein four our contingent, where we walked the ground, visited the Commonwealth War Cemetery and reflected on the actions fought there. Reading about your father's service with the 2/24th Battalion, and the sacrifices he made at both El Alamein and later in New Guinea, made me incredibly proud of his service and privileged to have stood on the same ground where he and so many other Australians fought. It also struck me that, more than eighty years later, an Australian soldier is serving in the same region while receiving a laundry bag made by the daughter of one of those veterans. That is a connection I will never forget.

I also wanted to say how much I appreciated the Egyptian theme of the laundry bag. It was clear how much thought went into making something that reflected where I was serving, and the pyramids, the colours of sand and the kangaroos could not have been more fitting for my deployment with the MFO. It has already become one of my favourite keepsakes from my time in the Sinai and will be coming home to Australia with me when I return.

I've attached a photo taken overlooking the Gulf of Aqaba at South Camp shortly after I received your parcel. I thought you might enjoy seeing where your laundry bag ended up.

There are many people who contribute quietly to Australia's military capability without ever wearing a uniform. Your generosity, talent and countless hours of volunteer work are part of that contribution. Although we have never met, your kindness reached me on the other side of the world and made a genuine difference.

Thank you again for everything you do for Australian service men and women. It is deeply appreciated.

Kind regards,



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Cheers Catherine D

Until next week keep your letters, emails and photos coming in. Wednesdays would be so totally boring without them!

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2 Comments

  1. Sue Niven
    Sue Niven on 9 June 2015 at 1821

    Wow! that was a lot of thank yous! Brilliant stuff.

    Reply
  2. Jacqui D
    Jacqui D on 10 June 2015 at 1812

    I love reading these thankyou's, they are just so heartfelt…

    Reply

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