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A Patriot Woodworker Donates his Work for the Cause (John Mordus)

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Introduction

Our very own Patriot Woodworker John Mordus, or better known in our circles as @honesttjohn, is an artist on CNC (computer numerical control) woodworking. John was one of the first CNC woodworkers to join our community and helped crowd our new CNC forums.

One of John's favorite creations he performs on his CNC machine are the military plaques he enjoys carving. You can see his CNC gallery featuring these very plaques here at:

 

John's Contribution

John contacted us and asked us if we could use any of his work to benefit our current project for our Gold Star Widow Nicole Merlo. As you all know we are in the midst of raising funds for the Merlo Family.

The carvings below are for sale. All the proceeds from the sale of these items will be used to purchase their Christmas meal for the family,  which is a stipulation of our project as assigned to us by Operation Ward 57. Yes I know, 200 dollars is a good fair amount for a Christmas meal, but let's hope the Merlo Family will have a Christmas meal they will never forget! Perhaps they'll invite some friends over, perhaps they'll go a Prime Rib route in addition to the traditional Turkey and Ham. Whatever they decide to do, it will be memorable, and they can shop without worry for their memorable Christmas meal as provided by you, The Patriot Woodworker's.

 

Each plaque has approximately 10 hours of glue up and carving labor into them. These are American Crafts of high quality and workmanship. (shipping will be paid by the TPW community, so that all 200 dollars will reach the Merlo Family)

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How to purchase

Please leave a reply to this topic here if you wish to purchase one or both of these beautiful carvings. Keep in mind, these are also displayed throughout our Merlo Family project portals such as Facebook and Twitter, we reserve the right to sell these carvings outside of our Patriot Woodworker community, all here will be notified immediately if one or both carvings sell outside of our community before they sell here.

 

In Closing

We want to thank everyone who has contributed to this project with your raffle ticket purchases, your "getting out the word campaigns", just being here, and all your best wishes for the success of this years Christmas project.

And we want to thank John Mordus for his material contribution to the project. You all have come through wonderfully this year, nothing more can be asked of you all, we have some big donors of treasure through our raffle, and we have had some very important smaller donors through our raffle, because even though they don't have much for themselves, they still managed to come up with a few extra dollars to help make a difference in a Gold Star widows Christmas. All contributions hold equal weight, we have all given what we can, and most importantly, it was all done with heart.

We truly have the greatest and smallest woodworking community in the cyber world.

 

After all, we are:

The Few, The Proud, The Patriot Woodworkers!

Thank you Patriot Woodworkers!

 

 

  • 2 weeks later...
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ATTENTION: Last minute revisions!

John Mordus and The Patriot Woodworker's would like to offer the above plaques for the next two donors of this project, if you make a 75 dollar raffle purchase, you will also walk away with one of these beautiful commemorative plaques!!!!!! This is the Blue Light special shoppers!!!!!

 

Only two are available, so the next two raffle purchases in the amount of 75 dollars or more, walks away with a very special plaque!

Thank you John Mordus!!!

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