Harriett Baskett

Dear Ginger and William and all the family, I had just received a letter from Harriett Plus a ppicture of the Granddaughter, which she was so proud of. Wwe truly will miss her, her many talents, her willing to share and just her great smile. She was missed at Corolla this year and what great times we had when you all came to Bryce.
Love you all, Keith and Dorothy

It is with sadness that I acknowledge the passing of an icon in the field of sewing and needle arts. Harriett was an inspiration to many sewing enthusiasts of all ages and most certainly will be revered by all her associates in the American Sewing Guild and the Bishop Council. Much love and peace to Harriett's family. --Constance Lovett

William & Ginger:

My sympathies and condolences on reading the news about your mother. She was always a gracious hostess. Whenever we visited, she always opened her house and never complained about feeding hungry college students. It has been a while since we all have spoken, but you are in my thoughts and prayers. Peace to you.

Ginger,
I'm so sorry to hear about your mom. I was just thinking about her the other day, she was such wonderful lady.
Love ya darlin,

Cindy

Harriett was the main sewing teacher I had for many years and I will forever remember her techniques with Ultrasuede. Prayers are with the family and friends at this time. I'll forever have many wonderful memories.

I am so sorry to hear about Harriett's passing. She and my mom, Viva Woodley, were very dear friends. Our prayers go out to all of you......Jena Virga

Our hearts go out to Ginger and William and their families. May you always know how wonderful your mother was and how she always made our family feel a part of yours for over 30 years. She will be missed by all of us. Janet & Lee Williamson, Arkansas; Dianna Williamson Hadick, NJ; and Mark Williamson, Nebraska

Mrs. B - for many years you made me a part of your family. I will miss you, but will never forget.