Many of us remember that
horrible ordeal in Aurora, Colorado at the theater where people died,
people were wounded and many others lived. It will be moments that
changed so many peoples lives.
We
remember the scenes of police officers, ambulance and fire fighters,
people in shock, but do you remember seeing the unseen first
responders? Those whose voices are heard but faces not seen?
Since
this happened and many of you across the world stepped up and sent
quilts to the Aurora center and we covered each and every dispatcher, I
want you to know they are paying if forward.
Those
dispatchers have crocheted and knitted their fingers busily for the
disaster families in Oklahoma City. They have stepped up for Newtown
dispatchers to offer them comfort and they continually stepped forward
to offer their wonderful talents to help other dispatchers and their
families!
This
quilt was made by an Aurora dispatcher for a dispatcher whose home
recently burned to the ground and she has a husband who is a police
officer and volunteer EMT and 3 small children. This was made for one
of the children.
You see, it isn't just Granite
Mountain Hotshot families we are making quilts for, we are still making
quilts for those unseen heroes, the 911 dispatcher.
I hope none of us need that voice
in the middle of the night or find we are in a 911 situation, but if you
ever do, I know the voice on the phone will calm you, reassure you and
when the on scene crew arrives, they will disconnect and take their next
call.
My prayers with this blog is to show them we care and we want to reach out to them when they have a need!
1 comment:
how wonderful......I love this.
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