Tataw's Quilt of Valor

So my mom helped me out on the Quilt of Valor that my friends and I have made for my grandfather who was in WW II.  I finished the top and she coordinated with a quilter in Oklahoma who volunteered to quilt it.  Then she finished binding it for me, washed it and gave it to my grandfather (they both live about 6 1/2 hours away from me).  My cousin took a picture of Tataw (he's 90) and his big sister, Mary (she's 96).

Isn't it sweet how she is sitting so close and holding his hand?  She's visiting for a few days and she lives a little over an hour away from him.  We are so fortunate to have so many long-living people in our family.  Two of their sisters have passed away in the past few years, but they have another sister named Rena who is 92.  Unfortunately, Rena has been deaf most of her life and is now almost blind because her eyesight has deteriorated so badly.  She always has a smile, though.  I hope I can be as fortunate as they've been and live into my 90's.  Think of all the quilting I'll be able to accomplish if I have that much time!!!