Baby Emma Roadhouse was the lucky winner of a handmade quilt, complements of a group of local 4-H'ers and their teacher, Jean Clarkson Frisbie.

A group of 4-H’ers learned a little about quilting, and a lot about giving this summer. The summer program hosted by the Pratt County Extension Office is taught by Jean Clarkson Frisbie.

Each year the students spend a week making a quilted project for themselves and one baby quilt to give away. “Just before we give our blanket away we read Quiltmaker’s Gift, which is a story about giving of your talents,” explained Frisbie.

The lucky baby who received the quilt this year is Emma Roadhouse. She was born at PRMC Family Birth Suites on June 9, 2005. Her parents are Kraig and Amy Roadhouse, and she has two brothers Drew and Derek.

PRMC is thankful to the youth who participated in this project for choosing our Family Birth Suites as an avenue to reach a new baby.

On the left side of the bed is Front: Drew Roadhouse, Steele Ward, and Derek Roadhouse. Back: Kraig Roadhouse
On the other side of the bed: Back Row-- (Left to right) Amanda Gurr and Kaylee Adelhardt Middle Row--(Left to right)-Krystal Adelhardt, Katie Lathrop, and Billy Jo Reed Front-Abby Giles
Center: Amy Roadhouse and baby Emma

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