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Six Memorial Squares were sent to us by N in Boise, Idaho, to honor our sisters and brothers that have lost their lives to COVID-19. Each of these blocks were created out of inspiration from Madeleine’s words about the hope she has for healing hearts with the Covid Memorial Quilt. 

This Memorial Square is created for the joy, love, and beauty of our passed brothers and sisters. 

This Memorial Square was made in loving memory of Terry Muchovic and submitted on behalf of the Neighborhood Gardens Trust in Philadelphia. Terry died on June 3, 2020 from complications of COVID-19. Terry loved gardening and as the director of the Neighborhood Gardens Association for many years, she left a legacy of thriving community gardens…

This Memorial Square comes to us from Linda in Florida with a message of healing for all those who have been affected by COVID-19. “I will walk by faith even when I cannot see.” 

This Memorial Square comes to us from Debra in Florida in honor of her brother, Bobby McCoskey. Debra is grateful to know her brother will be seen and remembered on the Covid Memorial Quilt, “a beautiful act of love.” 

This Memorial Square comes to us from Jeanne in Illinois. Jeanne writes: My brother Bill H passed away from COVID-19 on July 9th, 2020. I am not a sewer so I have enclosed some items that remind me of him. His favorite colors were orange and green. I have enclosed a picture of him. He…

This Memorial Square comes to us from Joyce in Connecticut in honor of her father, James E. Hughston, and the thousands of other victims of this horrible virus. They all had stories and family and friends that loved them. They mattered.

On Friday, July 10, 2020, one of the brightest lights in the world went out as Helen Flores went to rest in eternal peace with the Lord.  Helen was born on September 13, 1950, in Houston, Texas to Eva and Marcelino Saucedo.  A lifelong Houston resident, Helen graduated from Austin High School and was married…

This Memorial Square comes to us from Phyllis in New York and is dedicated to all the teachers in the world who are selflessly teaching our children during a devastating pandemic.

This second Memorial Square from Beth in Ohio is to honor the caretakers and the suffering friends and relatives of those who did not survive an attack of COVID-19.