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I would like to take a moment to introduce myself to you. My name is Anne Griffith, and I am the founder of Reminiscence Memorial Quilts. I am currently a resident of Southern California where I live with my husband and two beautiful children. The creation of Reminiscence Memorial Quilts was inspired by the memory of my loving and courageous mother, Janet Lee. My mother was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1996, after which she endured several different types of treatments, each one progressively more difficult to tolerate. During her struggle she remained a source of comfort for everyone around her. After losing my mom to cancer in April of 2004, I decided to make quilts from pieces of her clothing to give as gifts to my brother, sisters, and close family members. My family was so overwhelmed and thankful for the quilts that I decided to share my gift with other families. There is nothing more comforting than to be wrapped up in a quilt filled with so many cherished memories.

Each quilt is unique, handcrafted and filled with love.

A portion of the profits from the sale of each quilt goes to support breast cancer research.

  

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Please contact me with any questions


reminiscencequilts@hotmail.com
www.myspace.com/babys1styearquilt



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Quilt Types



Reminiscence:
To honor a loved ones memory

Baby's 1st year:
A collection of clothing from baby's 1st year

Baby/Bridal Shower:
Swatches of material (baby clothes, blankets, ect.) brought to shower by each guest

Comfort Quilt:
Made for anyone who needs comfort and warmth while undergoing therapy such as chemo, dialysis, ect. This quilt is made from the clothing of the patient's family and close friends

Commemorative:
To honor a special occasion or event

School days:
A collection of clothing from a child's school days

Tummy Time quilt:
Custom quilt made a little thicker for babies comfort while practicing tummy time.

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