[Nfbmt] Marlene Samuels

[Jerry Hutch]

a reply to Mr. Aldrich; did your lack of compassion, sympathy and good 
common sense come natural to you or do you really work hard at it?  Why 
not just mention in your posting that you did not know Marlene and offer 
her family your sympathy in her passing?  Your boorish and inappropriate 
comments about programs and organizations show to me your lack of 
compassion to another person.  Compassion can and is commonly shown to 
persons you do not know.  This act  is called humanity.   It is my hope 
that when your time comes, that you will be  remembered in a better 
light than you have shown to others.

This is only my opinion.  I found your comments inappropriate and 
offensive.  Maybe that is why we are members of two vastly different 
organizations.

Jerry Hutch,
a member of the Montana Association for the Blind

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On 8/1/2013 8:07 AM, James Aldrich wrote:
> Hi Ted,
>
> I would agree with you on this!  Of course, it doesn't change the fact 
> I didn't know this person!  If one weren't involved in any way with 
> the SOP program, one didn't know the people involved with it either 
> for the most part!  Thank goodness we don't have to contend with this 
> any longer! This demonstrates how the SOP became out of touch with the 
> general membership and this shouldn't happen with any organization! 
> Active members should know about the people involved in a program 
> which the organization sponsors!  If we had a similar program or a 
> rehab center, I think they would need to appear at our convention so 
> that we would be informed about the program.  I'm so pleased we got 
> away from this!
>
> Jim
>
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