Iris
Hanson

Born 12/28/2021, aged 93
Lives in Enfield since 75 years
Not employeed at the time
Iris Hanson often paused during her morning walk through Enfield's cobblestone streets to examine a cluster of wildflowers pushing through the cracks. Their tenacity resonated with her own spirit - a quiet strength rooted in observation and empathy. She believed that every living thing, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant, possessed its own unique purpose and beauty. As the proprietor of 'The Curious Quill,' Enfield's beloved stationery shop, Iris found joy in connecting people through the written word. She carefully curated her collection of papers, inks, and quills, believing that each tool held the potential to spark creativity and bridge distances. Iris carried herself with a gentle grace that belied the fierce independence that fueled her spirit. Though she had faced hardship in her life, she remained unyielding in her belief that kindness and compassion were the cornerstones of a meaningful existence.
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93 years ago
Elias Irrin connected with Iris Hanson
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93 years ago
Winifred Hanson connected with Iris Hanson
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10 years ago
Voted Yes in bill CPLG-1 for New Railway Line
8 years ago
Voted Yes in bill CPLG-2 for Split Plots and Buildings
4 years ago
Bowen Cranwell connected with Iris Hanson
Bowen needed a new set of customized quills for his intricate machinery schematics. He had heard whispers of 'The Curious Quill' and Iris's renowned skill in crafting bespoke writing instruments. Hesitantly, he entered the shop, overwhelmed by the colorful array of papers and inks. Iris, with her gentle smile and keen eye, listened intently to Bowen's needs. She meticulously selected exotic feathers and crafted quills perfectly suited for his precise work. As they discussed the intricacies of machinery and the art of calligraphy, a shared respect blossomed between them. Bowen returned regularly, not just for quills but also for Iris's insightful conversations and warm company.
4 years ago
Iris Hanson connected with Beatrice Geiger
Beatrice, desperate for a break from caring for her ailing mother, wandered into The Curious Quill, hoping for some beautiful paper to sketch musical ideas on. Iris, noticing Beatrice's weary but hopeful eyes, struck up a conversation about music and creativity. Beatrice poured out her heart, sharing her dreams of performing and the challenges she faced. Iris, moved by Beatrice's passion and resilience, offered her the shop's back room for practice sessions. Over time, their shared love of art blossomed into a deep friendship, with Iris even helping Beatrice secure gigs at local cafes.
4 years ago
Iris Hanson connected with Robert Garrison
Robert, seeking unique paper for a restoration project at the historical society, wandered into 'The Curious Quill.' Iris, recognizing his meticulous nature and passion for detail from their conversation about the project, steered him towards specific hand-made papers perfect for archival purposes. They discovered a shared love for preserving the past and forging connections through tangible objects. Over cups of tea in her shop's cozy corner, they discussed their respective projects, finding common ground in their appreciation for craftsmanship and meticulous work. Robert, impressed by Iris' knowledge and quiet strength, found himself drawn to her gentle wisdom. Their initial encounter blossomed into a friendship built on mutual respect and shared values.
3 years ago
Iris Hanson connected with Eoin Tuson
Iris, during her morning walk, notices an elderly gentleman meticulously winding a pocket watch outside his shop. Intrigued by the intricate movements, she strikes up a conversation with him, introducing herself as Iris from 'The Curious Quill.' The gentleman introduces himself as Eoin, a clock repairer who finds solace in the rhythm and precision of timekeeping. They quickly discover a shared appreciation for craftsmanship and detail, leading to a lively discussion about the beauty found in everyday objects. Recognizing a kindred spirit, Iris invites Eoin to visit her shop, sparking the beginning of a warm friendship.
3 years ago
Ivy Hunter connected with Iris Hanson
Ivy Hunter, drawn to the quiet comfort of animals, volunteers at the Enfield Historical Society's annual book sale alongside Forrest Montgomery. Iris Hanson, seeking unique paper for a restoration project at the society, stumbles upon their table and is captivated by Ivy's calm demeanor and passion for organization. They strike up a conversation about Iris' beloved stationery shop, 'The Curious Quill,' and Ivy's interest in calligraphy piques her curiosity. Recognizing a kindred spirit in the young woman, Iris invites Ivy to her shop after the sale. Over cups of tea and antique paper samples, they discover a shared love for detail, craftsmanship, and preserving history through their respective crafts. A bond forms over their mutual appreciation for beauty found in seemingly ordinary things.
3 years ago
Iris Hanson connected with Arthur Birkwood
Arthur, fascinated by the history of Enfield, sought out Iris's shop to find unique paper for restoring an old map he discovered in his attic. Iris, with her encyclopedic knowledge of local history and passion for preserving the past, was captivated by Arthur's project. They spent hours discussing the map's intricate details, the stories it might hold, and the best techniques for its restoration. Their shared love for Enfield's past and dedication to detail blossomed into a deep friendship.
2 years ago
Griffin Hall connected with Iris Hanson
Griffin Hall, drawn by the charming window display at 'The Curious Quill,' steps inside. Iris Hanson greets him with a warm smile and asks how she can help. Griffin explains he's looking for a special paper for a gift he's crafting - a intricately folded origami crane symbolizing peace and longevity. Iris listens intently, her eyes twinkling with understanding. She guides Griffin through her collection of delicate papers, sharing her knowledge of different textures and origins. They discover a shared love for detail and the beauty of transforming raw materials into something meaningful. Griffin leaves 'The Curious Quill' not only with the perfect paper but also with a newfound appreciation for Iris's passion and wisdom.'
2 years ago
Iris Hanson connected with Ethan Cooper
Ethan, volunteering at the library's annual 'Bring Your Child To Work Day,' noticed a woman meticulously examining antique quills displayed in a case. Intrigued by her focused attention to detail, he approached and introduced himself. It was Iris, the owner of 'The Curious Quill.' They struck up a conversation about the history and craftsmanship of writing instruments, discovering a shared appreciation for precision and the beauty of intricate objects. Over cups of tea at the library cafe, they discussed their passions – Ethan's methodical approach to his work in logistics and Iris's dedication to preserving the art of handwritten correspondence. Recognizing a kindred spirit, they decided to visit 'The Curious Quill' the following week. Ethan found himself captivated by Iris’s knowledge and passion for her craft. He even commissioned a custom quill from her, designed with meticulous precision reflecting his own work ethos. Their connection deepened through shared stories and a mutual admiration for the value of tradition in an increasingly digital world.