A family's irreplaceable military quilt lost in a tornado found its way home again

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A family's irreplaceable military quilt lost in a tornado found its way home again
Lauren M Johnson

By Lauren M. Johnson, CNN

Updated 7:09 AM ET, Fri April 24, 2020
The kindness of strangers helped returne  a quilt to its rightful place.
 

(CNN)An Easter tornado took an irreplaceable military quilt when it destroyed Beulah Lockmiller's home, but through the kindness of strangers, it was returned to its rightful place.

Larry Lockmiller, Beulah's husband, served in the Army National Guard for almost 30 years and was deployed during the Gulf War.
The quilt was a piece of that history for his family. It consists of his patches, places he traveled in the military, and pictures all arranged around a poem he wrote in Saudi Arabia during his deployment, his granddaughter Loren Lockmiller told CNN.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/24/us/quilt-returned-after-blowing-away-in-a-tornado-trnd/index.html

[sneakypete]

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It really is refreshing to see a positive news report for a change.

[Gefn]

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It really is refreshing to see a positive news report for a change.

Amen. I needed this today, thank you @rangerrebew and @sneakypete

[sneakypete]

Amen. I needed this today, thank you @rangerrebew and @sneakypete

@Gefn

Thank @rangerbrew,not me. He posted it and all I did was comment.

[Gefn]

@Gefn

Thank @rangerbrew,not me. He posted it and all I did was comment.

Well, I’m grateful for such nice people as both of you. 

[Smokin Joe]

@rangerrebew
It really is refreshing to see a positive news report for a change.

Yes, it is! 

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I post positive news when I can find it, which isn't often.