This Is My Lion--couple of days before he died. |
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Welcome to Lion's Heart Specialty Quilts.
Here you will find pictures, stories of how these quilts came to be, and how to order one.
This Webpage is dedicated to our heroes. Firefighters, Police Officers, and our Military sons & daughters who have
lost their lives, helping to keep us safe and free.
The name comes from my dog Lion. An AKC American Eskimo, who had a lot of heart, who was very protective and brave.
He once challenged a doberman pincher and rotweiler, as he barked at them the other dogs sat down, instead of attacking.
Even their owner was surprised by their behavior, reactions to my little lion. Lion's Roar can be heard for miles.
A separate page will have pictures of my dog lion and stories about him.
Firefighters, Police Officers, Military Officers, are like my dog lion. They are brave, protective, loyal, caring,
and have big hearts. And they do what they can to keep people safe and free from harm. Stand TAll and Stand safe
and Free.
Emmie's new spot in the car |

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This link will take you to my photo album page where you can see pictures of Lion and Emmie, American Eskimo Dogs. These dogs
are Smart, loving, Loyal and they know it. Hahahaha
*****UPDATE******. Thanks to Mark Dashiell from ABC Extreme Homemake over Edition, the quilt was shipped to the parents
of Lori Piestewa. I hope they liked it, as i have not rec'd word about it. The quilt was not made to cause
pain, but to honor them, their heritage and their daughter.
Hi I was deeply touched, when I heard that Lori Piestewa was killed in Iraq. She was the first woman and the first native
american, However she was also a mom, and so left behind 2 young kids for her parents to care for and raise.
I have designed this quilt honoring Lori's spirit and her heritage. It is almost done, just a few more stitches are needed,
then to find a way of getting it to her parents.
Blessings.
In Honor of PFC Lori Piestewa |

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In Honor of PFC Lori Piestewa Front & Back |

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Another View of Honor Quilt for Lori Piestewa |

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*****NEW******SPC Kenny Leisten arrived in Iraq, hoping to make a difference, to help improve the lives of the
Iraqi people, and allowing children to be able to play free without fear. He was killed one month after arriving in
Iraq.
His Aunt Jenni commissioned this quilt for his Grandmother.
We honor his life and his sacrifice. And we Honor and Thank his family for the service to our Country.
He was greatly loved and still missed.
Quilt Honoring OR Nat'l Guardsman SPC Kenny Leiste |

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Honoring Fallen Hero OR Nat'l Guardsman SPC Kenny Leisten |
Honoring a Fallen Oregon Nat'l Guardsman |

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SPC Kenny Leisten was a member of the Oregon Army National Guard's B Company 2nd Battalion, 162nd Infantry
attached to 39th Brigade Combat Team on then to 1st Cavalry Division.
He lost his life when a bomb exploded near the HMMWV he was driving in July 2004.
Lori lost her life in April 2001 while she was in the army.
Though she was young, her spirit was great and strong.
She loved her Family and her country and served Proudly.
She is sorely missed and greatly loved.
Honoring Lori=Quilt for her mom |

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Honoring Lori-Quilt for her Aunt Kathy |

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Honoring a Fallen Soldier |
Honoring Lori-for her Aunt kathy |

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Honoring a Fallen Soldier |
In the late summer of 2002, 11 fire fighters from Eastern Oregon, City of La Grande OR, traveled to Colorado to help
them put out the wild fires there.
They never made it, they died in an accident, van rollover.
This quilt is to honor not only those fire fighters, but all fire fighters.
The quilt will be presented to the City of La Grande, OR Fire Dept soon.
I will update this page when it has been presented to them.
As you can see by the pictures below, the Honor Our Fire Fighters Quilt was Presented
to a member of the La Grande Oregon Fire Dept. by the Mayor of La Grande, Oregon Colleen Johnson on October 15, 2003
during their council meeting. I am told that the quilt was warmly and gratefully accepted. My hope is that the
quilt will help in the healing process and let the Fire Fighters know that they are supported and appreciated for
all that they do to help keep us safe.
Honoring Our Heroes-La Grande OR Fire Fighters |

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La Grande, OR Fire Dept |
****UPDATE**** The Quilt below will be Presented to the La Grande, OR Fire Chief on October 15, 2003, during their
town meeting.
On a sad note though, one of the fire fighters is in the final stages of cancer.
Our heartfelt prayers are with him and his family at this time.
Fire Station Quilt Presentation 2-October 15, 2003 |

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Fire Station Quilt Presentation 1-Oct 15, 2003 |

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Robyn is a co-founder of OpmaleStars (OPeration Make a Life enriched stars). She was battling cancer when i suggested
making a memory-healing quilt for her. All the members of Opmalestars plus members in the military sent in wishes, prayers
to aid in her healing. Those messages are on the back view. The most difficult thing about making this quilt, was the iron-on
transfer of text.
Robyn's Quilt-Front View |

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Messages of Support for Robyn on Her special Quilt |

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This Quilt was made for Robyn A co-founder of OpmaleStars, a 9 1 1 Dispatcher |
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