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kept it in her home for years until she moved into a rest home in Alexandria. She brought it back to the church in 1990, and it sat on a shelf for others to admire - still with the same materials, faded but shapely. Within the last few years, someone borrowed it, and it was not returned, so it is lost now.”
...Jane & Maurice Herndon
“...the time George Davis tried so hard to get my husband, Raynor Snead, to make arrangements. Raynor told him it was not for him. We were later on a trip to Pennsylvania and walked into an antique shop. Raynor found an old rusted urinal and brought it home for George to make an arrangement in it. George did! Then, he gave it back to Raynor with an arrangement of, old man’s love, cattails, and 2 teasel balls.”
...Lois Snead
“...the time Charlotte Nichols and Betty Web came to learn how to make pine cone wreaths. I had told them it was a messy, wet job. Charlotte showed up with galoshes that covered her completely! In the middle of our mess, a customer from the Inn was watching us, and walked over to see what we were doing. He came into the hall to see the arrangements that were ready thus far, and was truly amazed. He was the concierge for the Marriott Suites Hotel in Bethesda. He returned a week later with an enormous vase with plastic flowers and photos of the lobby, and asked us to make him a gigantic arrangement. We delivered it, and it was truly spectacular displayed in his lobby.”
...Kaye Kohler
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