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Amanda, remembering my Dad (Robert Smith, age 57) who died August 15, 2007 in a farming accident.

Jen, remembering & cherishing my aunt (Katherine Johanson, age 48), lost June 5, 2009 to breast cancer and my grandma (Marion Finnegan), lost June 21, 2006, also to cancer.
Lisa, remembering my loving and supportive mother, Nettie Hartman, who died on January 31, 2005 from cancer and my dear friend, Cheryl Holzman, who died on April 14, 2008, also from cancer. I miss them both, each and every day. My world just isn't the same without them.
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Sherry, remembering my dad, Bert Fukuda (died Aug 1998) and my mother-in-law, Billie Cartwright (passed Sept 2008).
Stacey, remembering my Daddy (Doug Douglass, age 64) who passed away on May 30, 2007, six weeks after being diagnosed with liver cancer.

Tania, remembering Sue Ann Werner (mom, age 50) who died July 19, 2007 suddenly and very unexpectedly from cardiac arrest.

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Tuesday
01Dec2009

* PRESERVE HANDWRITING *

Wow. Already December first. How the heck did that happen? :) 

This challenge is to preserve your loved one's handwriting. I've truly been inspired as I've seen these challenge layouts come in. It reminds me of two things...one, how many other little pieces I'd like to have of my dad's (going to have to call my mom about that)...and, two, how important it is to use my own handwriting more often.  

We'll start with our fabulous guest, Kaitlin:

Next up is Lisa:

 
Stacey:

Tania:

 
Me:

Jen:


Okay, so, for the prize this time around, Stacey has offered up some fabulous Fiskars punches:

For your chance to win this awesome bundle, please share your take on this challenge anywhere online. Then link us up in the comments section of this post and a random winner will be selected from those. Given the busy-ness of the holidays, I think we'll give you a few extra days and make this one due by midnight on December 13 (Sunday). Yay!

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Reader Comments (5)

At first I was unsure of this challenge but when I started, it really took off! Thank you for this one! You can see my layout on my blog.

December 2, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterSherry

Here is the addy for my blog if you need it in the post.
http://bloginsherry.blogspot.com/

December 3, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterSherry

ok, for the third and final comment from me. I goofed and only posted my blog URL so here is the URL for post with the challenge

http://bloginsherry.blogspot.com/2009/12/mid-week.html

December 5, 2009 | Unregistered Commentersherry

I am still working on another layout, but thought I would share this one in case I don't get the other one done in time. http://abriellenefffoundation.blogspot.com/2009/04/in-loving-memory-scrapbook-part-2.html It's the third layout in this post and it is actually about Abrielle's stone, but we included one of Abby's handwritten A's on the headstone itself. It's a permant tribute to her handwriting and that beautiful A she was so proud she could write.

December 12, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterBrenda

Here is my take. It's my first chance to take part in a challenge! My dad only passed away 11/5 of this year, so it's still pretty fresh, but it was really nice to complete this layout. It's a great thought from him and a really nice old photo of him and my son. My layout's on my blog: Our Life

December 13, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterJulie S

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