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Unfortunately until such a time as we stop losing people in workplace tragedies, the life quilt will likely continue to evolve to include more faces and stories In the future.
We have been assured that if someone would like to have their loved one included, there will be the ability to do that.
We have been assured that if someone would like to have their loved one included, there will be the ability to do that.
The life quilt project was brought about as a result of a similar project that was done in Canada. The idea here was to commemorate the lives of people who have died at work in South Australia
There was also an important focus of acknowledging the co-workers that are affected by the death of a colleague at work and of course the life long impact of a work place deaths on families and friends.
The life quilt is essentially a beautiful piece of art work that has the important job of raising awareness of safety at work.
From the Left - Janet Giles, Kim Tolotta, Sue Morley, Megan Brotherton, Sandra Dann
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