Lymphoma Leukemia Quilt raffle winner

The winner of the hand cross stitched and hand quilted king size quilt to raise funds for the Lymphoma Leukemia Society was local woman Kathy Thaysen.
"I've never won anything before!" Said Kathy, an 8th generation Hershey. According to Thaysen her house is decorated in shaker style and this quilt, donated by Deb and Bill Cody and handmade by Bill's mother Edie in the late '60's, will go perfectly in her home.

Quilt Raffle to raise funds for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

Stacey Nolan, CAL FIRE firefighter and CFPD volunteer, will be running in a marathon this November to raise money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Stacey is running this marathon in memory of her Uncle Sonny and Copper Fire Chief Dennis Powers, both taken away by diseases with no cure.
This is Stacey's second marathon. Her first was the Nike Woman's Marathon '09 in San Francisco.
To aid in her efforts, a local family has donated a hand stitched king top quilt to raffle for the cause. The quilt was made in the late '60's by Edie Cody, a gift for her son. It is completely cross stitched, and then hand quilted. It is a one-of-a-kind. The quilt will fit the top of a Cal King.
The quilt is on display in the Copperopolis library where tickets are available for purchase; 6 for $5.00 or $1.00 each.