Fulton County Attorneys Reunion

Posted on March 12, 2010 by ovbrantley

Fulton County Attorneys, 87 x 107 inches, by O.V. Brantley, 2001.

Yesterday I really hit the jackpot. I attended a mediation seminar but an added bonus was the City/County Attorney seminar going on down the hall. Lunch time turned into an impromptu family reunion! I saw people I had worked with for the last 20 years.

Such an occasion makes me pull out my quilt Fulton County Attorneys, my very first signature quilt. Each block was signed by a staff member. It hung in the County Attorney’s Conference room for many years.

It would be fun to hear from everyone. If you signed a block in this quilt, please leave me a comment.

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I am a passionate quilter who also is the general counsel for a major urban county in Georgia. I manage to pursue my triple passions of motherhood, quilting and traveling.

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1 Response to Fulton County Attorneys Reunion

willie lovett says:

March 13, 2010 at 9:10 PM

I remember this quilt and others. “A bad day of golf beats a good day of work.”. Still true.

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