LETTERS
Be considerate
On behalf of the University
family housing in the Hast
Campus neighborhood. I would
like to say hello to all the folks
who drive through and park be
tween 13th Avenue and 19th
Avenue and Agate Street and
Villard Street. I would also like
to ask those of you, who need
this reminder to be more con
siderate
Your auto alarms drive us us
beyond irritation. Sometimes
your driving frightens us and
could hurt or kill anyone of our
several hundred children and
pets. Please be especially care
ful around B a.m. and after 2:30
p.m. when our grade schoolers
are out.
Mark Teger.
Graduate student. Architecture
Fly the flag
Many men and women who
have chosen to serve and pro
tect their nation have been de
ployed to the Middle East, leav
ing their loved ones behind
with minds filled with uncer
tainties.
l^nce Corporal Charles C
Garrard of the United States
Marine Corps was no excep
tion. He telephoned his family
the night before he was to de
part and after the "1 love yous
and good byes.” the last thing
he asked was please fly the
American flag. Fly it until ev
ery man and woman comes
home from the Middle East to
be with their families.
On Aug IS. 1990. Chuck
boarded his ship leaving be
hind his wife. Melissa, daugh
ter Jessica. 4. and son Jordon,
nine months His parents, Hal
and Sue Garrard, sister Karen
Cunningham and brother Chad
of Doylestown. Ohio, and
nieces, nephews, and grand
parents.
We have our flag flying
proudly, but we need your
help. This may not be your son.
your daughter, your brother,
your sister, but this is our
country. One Nation Under
God .
Remember these people in
your prayers and show some
pride in these brave men and
women, who like many before
them have stood proud and
fought to protect all this pre
cious flag stands for.
We are trying to form a sup
port network for all of us left
behind. We are not soliciting
and we are not asking for you
to support the political situa
tion our country is involved
with; but we are asking you to
support all the men and women
put in the heart of the situation.
This is just one letter out of
1,657 we are sending to every
daily newspaper in the United
States.
We urge you to encourage
your community to join us in
our unity of support.
Fly the flag. America! We
need all of you — for all of
them. Please share with us.
Sue Garrard
Doylestown, Ohio
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