Thanks for your courage and perserverance and I congratulate you for reminding us that courage often comes in unexpected sizes, shapes and voices. What you are doing evokes memory of Rosa Parks who simply refused to go to the back of the bus. 19 years ago my son died in an automobile accident and I understand your pain. Thank you for being the voice for many of us and much of the US. God bless and keep you.
Dear Cindy Sheehan:
Thanks for your courage and perserverance and I congratulate you for reminding us that courage often comes in unexpected sizes, shapes and voices. What you are doing evokes memory of Rosa Parks who simply refused to go to the back of the bus. 19 years ago my son died in an automobile accident and I understand your pain. Thank you for being the voice for many of us and much of the US. God bless and keep you.
Rolla Weber
Springfield, Oregon