Kansas Mennonite Relief Sale 2007

Last modified October 23, 2007. Most recent major additions or modifications: Added the 2008 Fellowship Meals information and sign-up form, corrected the treasurer's mailing address on the How Can I Help? page. Added the Sale Results Press Release to the Live Coverage page. Fixed an attribution error on the General Auction page (Francis Funk made the American Coaster replica, not the child's oak wagon). The sale has come and gone! The Live Coverage and Quilt Gallery are the pages that were frequently updated during the sale with pictures and commentary on the former, and quilt prices on the latter. Originally created March 1997 by David Godshall, kansas@mccsale.org   Happy 10th Birthday for this Website! Tip: Try Reload or Refresh on your browser to see if anything has been updated that is not showing yet.

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