| Pendleton Quilt Works is owned and operated by Rachelle Doherty, with the help of a great staff: Colleen Blackwood, Tina Witherell and Malina Lindell. All the staff are knowledgable and have different areas of expertise. Colleen & Tina are both award winning, published quilters. PQW opened in 2003 and has grown into a comfortable, inspiring and fun place to quilt or just hang out. October 2006 we moved into our beautiful new home. We reside in a historic, 100 year old building at 138 SE Court, right on the corner of SE Court and 2nd. Finding us is easy, click on the link on the 'contact us' page for a map and driving instructions. We here at PQW feel very lucky to have such great customers. Our customers share their lives as well as quilting. We are a large circle of friends. We would love you to join our circle. |
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We have lost one of the most
amazing women I've ever
known. I think I can speak for all
who knew her or crossed paths
with her when I say we are
better people and have stronger
souls for her being in our lives!
Carrie Ann Fernald left this world
on Monday, June 15th. She was
just 54 years young and spent the
last 5 years battling A.L.S.
Carrie was an active camper,
water skier, quilter and friend.
There are not words to explain
the imprint she had on friends. I
attended her memorial service this
past week-end and to be in the
room filled with so much love and
respect for this woman was
overwhelming! I really can't
express the love and admiration I
had for her. If I can be half as
strong in the face of challenge
and adversity as she was every
single day the past 5 years, I still
wouldn't match up to her. She
inspired everyone around her. If
you knew her, you know exactly
what I mean, If you didn't know
her, I'll do my best to live like she
did, then perhaps people can
know her through me.
I love you Carrie and will treasure
our time together! xoxo
Carrie was an advocate for ALS
lobbying in Washington DC for a
national registry for ALS. She
traveled to Japan for an
International ALS Symposium.
She immersed herself in
information and dedicated herself
to educate others about ALS.
For information on ALS go to
www.alsa.org
amazing women I've ever
known. I think I can speak for all
who knew her or crossed paths
with her when I say we are
better people and have stronger
souls for her being in our lives!
Carrie Ann Fernald left this world
on Monday, June 15th. She was
just 54 years young and spent the
last 5 years battling A.L.S.
Carrie was an active camper,
water skier, quilter and friend.
There are not words to explain
the imprint she had on friends. I
attended her memorial service this
past week-end and to be in the
room filled with so much love and
respect for this woman was
overwhelming! I really can't
express the love and admiration I
had for her. If I can be half as
strong in the face of challenge
and adversity as she was every
single day the past 5 years, I still
wouldn't match up to her. She
inspired everyone around her. If
you knew her, you know exactly
what I mean, If you didn't know
her, I'll do my best to live like she
did, then perhaps people can
know her through me.
I love you Carrie and will treasure
our time together! xoxo
Carrie was an advocate for ALS
lobbying in Washington DC for a
national registry for ALS. She
traveled to Japan for an
International ALS Symposium.
She immersed herself in
information and dedicated herself
to educate others about ALS.
For information on ALS go to
www.alsa.org
