Editor, Times-Union: Thank you for your support of the American Cancer Society Relay for Life. It was a success with 15 teams participating and several individuals. Approximately 75 survivors shared in the breakfast sponsored by KCH and/or in the opening and closing ceremonies with the "Victory laps."
Thanks also to guest speakers Bob and Doris Kesler, Bob and Sharon Sanders and Mike Umbaugh. Their stories of facing cancer and surviving were an inspiration to all.
Many volunteers and generous businesses contributed time and money to help attain our goal. Special thanks to Miss Kosciusko, Lindsey Swartz and Jonathon Rose, Youth Pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Warsaw.
Allison Lehmann, president
Luann Deafenbaugh, vice president
Jo Lemon, secretary American Cancer Society Kosciusko County
Stop Stealing
Editor, Times-Union: Stealing is against the commandments of God! No matter how little the amount, or whether the person remains unknown. We work hard for our money and will not continue to pay daily for our Times-Union evening paper to be stolen! We pay twice, due to someone's stealing. This has to stop now!
Karen Fisher, Warsaw
Double Standard
Editor, Times-Union: This is America! Double standards still continue.
Rules for civilians and politicians. How can a "role model" be convicted of two felonies and four misdemeanors and NOT lose his job and be arrested and held without bond until he goes to court? Anybody else would not still be on the payroll and out on his own! What is to stop him from repeating his performance? Only in America!
