COVID-19 — N.B. reporting 5 deaths, rapid outbreak management team at 23 sites “I am just delighted to have a family member take this on and to give quilts to every resident in the home, which made them all smile,” said Grass.Delaney said 22 quilter volunteers were involved in the initiative.

Covered Bridge Quiltery in Riverview also donated supplies and helped in the making of some of the quilts, she said.“Everybody heard about it and said, ‘I will give you a quilt top,’ or, ‘I will give you a quilt,'” she said.Bourgeois lives at Grass Home with her husband, Bernard, who celebrated his 100th birthday in September.

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