R000106
Monday, March 11, 2002 10:51 AM
Are you kidding?
To Whom it May Concern
I have just read with horror the fact that one of the heroes of the 911
tragedy is being grossly discriminated against.
I do not understand. When I donated money to that fund I understood it would
help ALL persons who were affected by the terrorist attacks of that date.
Now I am being told that
, a person recognized as a hero from
September 11, 2001 and forward, is now being denied rights and benefits to
his family because he was GAY??????????
Oh yes, let's give the money to the illegal aliens. They break US laws and
laws of the states but they get money from the fund.
But an American citizen who very possibly saved the lives of our lawmakers is
DENIED benefits to his family because he was gay.
Something is horribly warped here. Something is very wrong.
was a hero. I would like nothing more than for my grandchildren
to grow up to be JUST LIKE HIM! Gay or not, who cares????
When people donated to the 9/11 Fund we were told it would assist ALL
families of ALL victims. Now you are telling us that it is not true. You
have LIED to the American people and taken money under false pretenses. I
believe you have committed a crime.
did not commit a crime - he saved lives.
My son is serving in the National Guard at the moment, he and his young
family are having a difficult time making ends meet as a result of this
terrorist attack. But he is my personal hero. A young man who looks at
those who died, and those who tried to save lives and he knows he can do
nothing but serve. I hope his infant son grows up to be just like him and
just like
and
and
and the other heroes
whose names escape me at the moment.
I hope he does not grow up to be bigoted, homophobic and unAmerican as the
persons who operate this fund.
Please return my donation.
Individual Comment
Plymouth, MN