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Thanks for the write up. I remember Big John well.
Thanks for posting the pictures of the quilt panels as well. I have seen the full thing spread out on the mall in Washington and it was stunning.
I was in Washington for the march the first day the Names project was displayed. We were so amazed at how big it was. Of course,it was only getting started. I saw the quilt displayed at Fair Park a year or so later with several friends who I would make quilts for later. I have pictures from Washington of large groups of people where there are only two still alive. Thank you so much for showing these pictures