The Poppy Ladies’ Commitment to War Heroes
Each time Judi Welch begins to knit a red poppy, she reflects on her family members who once wore the uniform and on her own meaningful years spent in military service.
“Every time Judi Welch sits down to knit a red poppy, her mind turns to her loved ones who served in past conflicts and her own treasured experience in the army.”
Author’s Summary
Through her quiet craft, Judi Welch honors both the memory of those who served and her personal connection to the armed forces.
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