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home theater seating
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your home is unique. your home theater seating should be unique as well! you know how you want your home theater to look and feel. now you can make your vision a reality.
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"i ordered eight 090's (leather match, power recline) on 04/04 and the truck driver just left (05/14). so. five weeks from order to door. paul was great to work with - very responsive and knowledgeable. his pricing was the most aggressive i found (that includes the avs pricing). i am completely satisfied with leather-direct.com and would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone."
- kevin
"the chairs arrived yesterday and i am soooooo pleased! they are gorgeous with rich, buttery leather and are extremely comfortable right out of the box. and my husband is getting the biggest kick out of the power recline. i wish i had room for more!! thanks so much!!!"
- susan
the chairs were delivered the chairs this afternoon. we checked them all out, including the power on the three auto reclines and everything is just perfect.
you are most wonderful to work with; i am very, very pleased not only with your stellar customer service before, during, and after the sale, but with your in-depth knowledge of configurations and leather quality. as my children would say, "you rock!"
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- cindy
thanks for the great service. the chairs are wonderful. your product knowledge was very helpful in deciding on the style and color. they arrived quicker than i was expecting. i appreciate your excellent customer service and prompt responses to all of my emails. i will recommend you to others interested in berkline recliners.
- roger
many, many thanks! i only wish we could make all our furniture purchases thru you. much success to you for many years.
- mark
love them to no extent. best chairs i have purchased.
- arya
we ordered seven berkline chairs on 09/06. the chairs arrived on 10/05. wow! four weeks and we are enjoying our recliners. they are awsome and make our theater room look complete! paul did a great job of keeping me posted on shipping and was very responsive to our questions. all the local dealers were higher and gave us a longer delivery time. by the way, the power recline is fantastic.
- sid
we love our chairs and loveseat and will recommend you to all our friends. service was great and experience was very good.
from a first time internet furniture buyer.
- michael
i received my chairs and they are great! so much so that i'd like to order 4 more in the same configuration. the whole family loves them and now we wish we had ordered all 8 up front. thanks for your great service.
- steve
paul was fantastic to work with from beginning to end. he explained every step in detail and responded to inquiries right away. my chairs just shipped within the stated lead time. i'd deal with leather direct again in a second.
- chad
i have been with our company for 35 years. we pride ourselves in customer service.... not only were my questions answered but it seemed that the salesman took the time and seemed to want the customer to get the right chairs. customer service is what my company is all about and paul evans was such a pleasure to work with. i am in sales and it is great to come across someone who km=nows what they are doing in servicing people.
- william
For three years, the Kent teen performed in productions at Green River Community College's Heavier Than Air Family Theatre, a community home theater program.
But in her most important role, she simply played herself: friendly, determined, resilient and realistic -- even in the face of cancer.
Ansley died March 12 at her family's home in Kent. She was 17. This is the story of her legacy.
She was 10 and watching the Olympics the day she pointed out the strange lump on her foot.
It might have been laughable. Instead, it was cancer.
Surgery, a year of chemo and five weeks of radiation followed.
Then, in seventh grade, Ansley's cancer -- this time in the form of an abdominal tumor -- was back. She was teary-eyed when she heard the news. Another surgery, another year of chemo, more radiation.
The cancer proved unrelenting. Another relapse. Then another. And another.
She had surgeries to remove her spleen and part of her pancreas. She had a hysterectomy.
"We would have success and then six months later it would be back," her mother says. "The relapses kept getting closer and closer. The time in between got shorter."
But Ansley's determination to grab what she could of life got stronger.
Her parents, Neal and Cecile, and her two sisters, Kate and Maggie, love home theater. So did Ansley, and three years ago, Ansley signed up for the Heavier Than Air summer teen camp.
"Certain kids are there because their parents want them to be there. Others are there because they love it. She was one who loved it. She was open, honest, spunky," says Joe Baker, director of the Heavier Than Air program.
The teen summer camp program led to minor roles in the home theater company's seasonal productions. Last summer, she landed a lead in Heavier Than Air's production, "Once Upon An Island."
By then, Ansley knew she was dying.
"She'd always had small feature roles but never had a lead before," her mother says. "She was thrilled, so excited. She had her own song and her own dance."
Tears welled in Cecile Mosbarger's eyes as she watched Ansley's performance.
"It was bittersweet," she says. "I knew it was the last time she was going to be able to perform at that level with that kind of energy."
By late 2007, cancer was clearly in command and Ansley was in a wheelchair the last time she visited a rehearsal.
"She was smiling," Baker recalls. "Her hair was gone. It just broke your heart."
On March 20, her family held a memorial service at Kent Covenant Church. They planned for 250 people. More than twice that number showed up.
The reception that followed featured an opening night theme with framed photographs of Ansley, popcorn and a boa on every table.
The next night, the Heavier Than Air Family Theatre -- with a cast that included Maggie Mosbarger -- opened its production of "The Wizard of Oz."
Before she died, Ansley told her parents she wanted to be remembered with a scholarship to the teen summer camp. So far, more than $14,000 has been donated to the Ansley Mosbarger Memorial Summer Camp Scholarship.
The donations include money raised during a special benefit performance of "The Wizard of Oz" a week after Ansley's memorial. Despite little publicity and short notice, the home theater was nearly full.
"It was uplifting to see how many people came," Cecile Mosbarger says. "As a parent, my biggest fear is that people will forget her. After that night, I know I don't have to worry about that. It was so evident how many people loved her."
HOW TO HELP
Donations to the Ansley Mosbarger Memorial Summer Camp Scholarship fund may be made by mailing checks to the Foundation Development Office, c/o Green River Community College, 12401 S.E. 320th St., Auburn, 98092-3622.