Sentimental Collections Floral

05/22/2024

05/04/2024

"Flash back to this prom bouquet I had fun making a few years ago for Star Wars day! May the fourth be with you!"

04/21/2024

Ready for spring! 🌸🌼🌿🌱

08/22/2023

08/22/2023

08/22/2023

Just enjoying the flowers from my garden! This is the time of year I love sitting on my front porch.

05/02/2023

Did you miss your chance to buy CRCs gear at the event? No worries! All merch is now available to order on the National Collegiate Rugby store!

04/09/2023

Happy Easter!🐣

04/01/2023

Love this!

04/01/2023

https://observer-reporter.com/news/localnews/duff-announces-candidacy-for-commissioner/article_e355f7e2-cf2d-11ed-a47b-dbfe04131923.html

Ashley Duff of Monongahela has announced her candidacy for Washington County commissioner on the Republican ballot in the May 16 primary.

Duff grew up on a small family farm in Nottingham Township and graduated from Ringgold High School in 2003. She developed a strong work ethic from her father, a blue-collar union worker, while her mother taught her to pursue her dreams no matter the cost.

Duff has worked in a variety of managerial and administrative positions in Washington County. During her time in the service industry, her leadership and administrative skills were utilized to help grow an upscale Italian restaurant in Peters Township. Duff was quickly promoted to front-end trainer, then into management. As an administrative assistant and volunteer at Central Assembly of God Church in Chartiers Township, Duff spearheaded the Hope Dinner Ministry that would serve an elegant sit-down dinner for homeless and low-income guests. Through “Extreme Couponing” on a national stage, Duff and her family were able to support local and national shelters as they donated tens of thousands of dollars worth of goods. She taught those skills at area colleges, churches, and missions to mobilize others to care for their communities. Later, she and her husband, Christopher, would eventually serve as family pastors at their church. In this new role, Duff would help oversee a substantial budget, manage over 80 volunteers, and coordinate community outreach events.

With the advent of discrepancies found after the 2020 election, she became the Volunteer Director of Election Integrity efforts across Washington County. Duff maintains there was a lack of accountability and transparency in elections alone and a systemic problem across county government. She wants to provide a fresh outlook by opening the books and offering real transparency to residents.

Duff and her husband, a military combat veteran and small business owner, have three children, and also adopted two as a result of the opioid epidemic, and are homeschooling all five. Her conservative Christian values and humble beginnings have guided her on a lifelong journey of helping and serving others.

Duff wants to champion revitalization and investment commitments into her small-town communities. She intends to strengthen partnerships with existing industries, such as the energy sector, to ensure quality, high-paying jobs for decades to come. Believing in the concept of term limits, she has grown tired of career politicians and wants to bring fresh innovative thinking along with out-of-the-box solutions to serve the needs of the people. Duff intends to ensure tax dollars are stewarded wisely and distributed fairly across the county to promote economic growth. Lastly, Duff plans to use her expertise to safeguard the vote and return voter confidence to the electoral system.

03/26/2023

Some great ideas!🌼

03/26/2023

03/21/2023

03/08/2023

Custom design by Kathleen.💜

03/08/2023

Custom design by Kathleen.💜

02/10/2023

Designing a special wreath and I guess I have helpers!

01/22/2023

Enjoy your Sunday, don’t forget to wear your corsage 😉🎄♥️

01/03/2023

Just recently, the Daily Citizen brought you the story of how dozens of public libraries around the country attempted to censor Kirk Cameron’s new faith-based book about the fruits of the spirit as described in Galatians 5:22-23.

01/01/2023

I didn’t make it over to decorate my parents and brothers grave on Christmas Day due to the weather and I was sick. So, I made it over today just it time for New Years! I know they would love these wreaths. Until we meet in heaven. Continue to watch over our families here on earth. 😇❤️

11/05/2022

This was a fun arrangement that I did at out GNO with Church.
Love this wrist corsage and Boutonnière made for a special homecoming.🍁🌻

10/17/2022

Just a few photos of arrangements I’ve done over time.