Machine Embroidery Designs
In Memory of
Gregory August
Allyn Brown
December 31, 1984 -
September 14, 1999
All Proceeds Donated to Charity
 Gregory in 8th Grade 1998-1999 |
 Greg loved rockets, and wanted to be an astronaut. |
 Diagnosed with leukemia March 1999 |
 Congressman Bill Young and his wife held a bone marrow drive on USS Pearl Harbor. Greg's only match in 3.7 million people was Richard Simpson, a crewmember on that ship. |
 The Young's brought Greg's new marrow to the Oklahoma City hospital. |
 Greg's nurse starting his bone marrow transplant. That's it in the IV bag. It looks like blood, and finds it's own way into the bones. |
 Greg's leukemia was too aggressive, and he died 34 days later, only 6 months after he was diagnosed. |
 The Celestis Foundation sponsored Greg's burial in space, by sending a portion of his ashes into space, where they now orbit every 90 minutes. |
 The rocket builders at Orbital Sciences signed the Taurus rocket with the words "Greg Brown To Infinity and Beyond" Greg's Leukemia Journal is at www.netwrx1.net/~greg |
The following machine embroidery design sets have been contributed by generous
digitizers to benefit the Celestis Foundation and the National Marrow Donor
Program.
Each design set is $15. Individual designs are $5.
 Design set 101 Zodiac Babies |
 Design set 102 Appliqués and buttonholes |
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Design Set 104 |
Design Set 105 |
Design Set 106 |
Design Set 107 |
Design Set 108 |
Design Set 109 |
Design Set 110 |
Design set 111 |
 Design Set 112 Floral Circles |
Design Set 113 |
Design Set 114 |
Design Set 115 |
 Design Set 116 Glow-in-the-dark |
Design Set 117 |
Design Set 118 |
 Design Set 119 Bear in a blanket |
Design Set 120 Angel Kids Choir |
Example |
 Design set 121 Reindeer Games 1 |
 Design set 122 Reindeer Games 2 |
 Individual Designs |
Design set 124 Model Rockets |
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Greg's Space has been established to assist the Celestis Foundation in helping to make kids' space dreams come true. We are grateful to them for helping make Greg's wish for space travel to come true, and we would like to help them to be able to help send other kids to space camp, provide grants to organizations that educate our children and the public about space, and support projects that will accelerate the opening of the space frontier.
Proceeds will be shared with the National Marrow Donor Program.
"The Marrow Foundation is pleased to join Celestis in a partnership that provides an individual's dream of a singular space journey but will also offer hope of a life-giving transplant to countless patients who are searching for a marrow donor."
Jill E. McGovern, PH.D.
Chief Executive Officer
The Marrow Foundation
October 12, 1999
National Marrow Donor Program
3433 Broadway St. NE, Suite 500
Minneapolis, MN 55413
1-800-MARROW2
www.marrow.org
