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Karen Ann Quinlan Memorial Foundation
Online Shop
You are now able to purchase some of your favorite merchandise from past events and fundraisers here in the online shop. All proceeds from sales of these items will benefit the services and programs at the Karen Ann Quinlan Hospice, Home for Hospice and Joseph T. Quinlan Bereavement Center. Thank you for your continued support of our Hospice Mission.
Butterfly Merchandise
(Prices includes tax, shipping and handling.)
Sun Catcher
$115
Butterfly Pin
$15
Star Pin
$15
Butterfly Window Cling - $5
Lights of Life Window Cling -
$5
Snowflake Window Cling -
$5
Thank You To Our Heroes Lawn Sign
Join Karen Ann Quinlan Hospice in our salute and thank you to the everyday heroes who continue to serve on the front line during this pandemic. For a $25 (includes tax, shipping & handling) donation you will receive a "Thank You Heroes..." sign to proudly display on your lawn, at your business or give as a thank you to recognize someone who has gone above and beyond the call of duty to help others during this time.
$25.00
Lenox Ornaments
$115
(includes tax, shipping & handling)
2017 Lenox Ornament
2018 Lenox Ornament
2019 Lenox Ornament
If you would like to purchase a Memorial Item to be displayed at the Karen Ann Quinlan Home for Hospice in Fredon, NJ please CLICK HERE! Items available include memorial pavers and bricks as well as room naming rights.
"Legacy of Love..." Julia Duane Quinlans third book is also available for sale. Please click the links below to purchase either the hard cover book or an eBook. Please note when you click on the links below you will be led to another page as the books must be purchased separately. Thank you.
For a limited time you can download a copy of Julia's first book "Karen Ann - The Quinlans Tell Their Story" for free using code: KVDWQP in the shopping cart. Click here to purchase. $7.99 value
"Legacy of Love"
The story of the Quinlan Family and the foundation of the Karen Ann Quinlan Hospice. The author, Julia Quinlan, is the mother of Karen, a young woman who was kept on artificial means of life support against the will of her family. The predicament received worldwide coverage, and lead to new laws to honor a person’s right to determine their own end-of-life fate.