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| From: | S |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Friday, 08/10/07 |
| Subject: | You Are Now A Household Word |
Thanks to Ann Coulter you are now a houshold word and on our
list of who not to allow on the Federal Bench.
| From: | P |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Wednesday, 06/28/06 |
| Subject: | Anagram |
Anagram:
Frederica Massiah-Jackson =
Rare jackass, homicide fans!
About as much use as a chocolate teapot.
The friend of the criminal child rapist.
Anne Coulter is dead right!
| From: | I |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Friday, 06/23/06 |
| Subject: | Ann Coulters Artical on You. |
Relaesed a rapist of a 10 year old girl, and the rapist attacked
a 9 year old boy? What kind of liberalscumbag are you. Hope you
burn in Hell.
| From: | V |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Friday, 06/23/06 |
| Subject: |
Dear Judge Messiah-Jackson,
I don't know why you are even a judge, but you should really
have a conscience and resign for all the criminals you pity and
let go to continually hurt our citizens.
| From: | S |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Friday, 06/23/06 |
| Subject: | Ms. Massiah-Jackson |
Judge Massiah-Jackson:
Criminal's Best Friend.
Victim's Nightmare.
| From: | S |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Friday, 06/23/06 |
| Subject: | Ashamed? You should be. |
In the Williams case, the defendant pled guilty to robbery and
possession of an instrument of a crime. He had snatched a
woman's purse and deeply slashed her with a razor blade.
Williams too had a prior criminal record, yet Massiah-Jackson
sentenced him to only 11 to 23 months and instantly paroled
him.
| From: | SS |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Friday, 06/23/06 |
| Subject: | My God, what is wrong with you? |
In another case involving a child victim, a 13-year-old boy was
raped and had his face slashed with a box cutter. Two witnesses
identified the defendant crawling out of the bushes from which
the naked victim had emerged. He was apprehended by police with
the box cutter and a bloody rag. Massiah-Jackson ruled that the
police lacked probable cause to arrest the man and suppressed
the box cutter, the rag and other evidence as fruits of an
illegal arrest.
In one case, the judge did bring herself to impose a harsh
sentence, explaining that among other aggravating factors, the
defendant was a "Caucasian."
| From: | SS |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Friday, 06/23/06 |
| Subject: | Is this article accurate? |
If this is really true.... you need to step down.
It isn't that Massiah-Jackson is unfeeling. She cried when a
jury returned a guilty verdict against a defendant who had
raped a 10-year-old child. "It's not that I think the rape
didn't occur," she explained. "But five years is a lot of
time." After serving his sentence, the defendant was freed and
raped a 9-year-old.
| From: | AS |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Thursday, 06/22/06 |
| Subject: | Cases |
In the Easterling case, the defendant pled guilty to burglary
and criminal conspiracy. Despite nine prior adult property
convictions and two burglary convictions, Easterling was
sentenced to only 11 to 23 months in prison (three years less
than the standard guidelines).
In the Williams case, the defendant pled guilty to robbery and
possession of an instrument of a crime. He had snatched a
woman's purse and deeply slashed her with a razor blade.
Williams too had a prior criminal record, yet Massiah-Jackson
sentenced him to only 11 to 23 months and instantly paroled him.
Massiah-Jackson has used all of her discretionary power to
reduce sentences for career criminals. She has excluded
evidence, downgraded charges, delayed trials and twisted the
clear meaning of statutes. In two cases, Massiah-Jackson refused
to rule that abdominal gunshot wounds (necessitating
colostomies) constituted "serious injury."
Between 1988 and 1989, the judge presided over 66 bench trials
of defendants accused of aggravated assault. In 14 cases, the
judge found the defendants not guilty of the most serious
charge. In 37 cases, she found the defendants not guilty of any
charge. She once counseled a defendant to "ask his friends in
jail" whether she would do right by him at a bench trial.
It isn't that Massiah-Jackson is unfeeling. She cried when a
jury returned a guilty verdict against a defendant who had raped
a 10-year-old child. "It's not that I think the rape didn't
occur," she explained. "But five years is a lot of time." After
serving his sentence, the defendant was freed and raped a 9-year-
old.
In another case involving a child victim, a 13-year-old boy was
raped and had his face slashed with a box cutter. Two witnesses
identified the defendant crawling out of the bushes from which
the naked victim had emerged. He was apprehended by police with
the box cutter and a bloody rag. Massiah-Jackson ruled that the
police lacked probable cause to arrest the man and suppressed
the box cutter, the rag and other evidence as fruits of an
illegal arrest.
In one case, the judge did bring herself to impose a harsh
sentence, explaining that among other aggravating factors, the
defendant was a "Caucasian."
| From: | KJ |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Monday, 12/05/05 |
| Subject: | Delinquent Child Support for Gabriel Graham |
Mrs. Massiah-Jackson, my name is Kimberly Jackson. My son
Gabriel Graham will be ten years old on January 20th. And since
we were awarded child support in April of 2001,$290.66. I think
Miguel Graham, my son's father, has only paid in total a years
worth of child support. I have a case out of Arizona. But they
are unable to reach him by mail or by phone. Arizona does alot
of cooresponding with the Philadelphia Family Court with no
success. I believe Mr. Graham has gone underground so that he
can't be reached by conventional means. Miguel Graham is 15 or
16 thousand dollars behind in child support and he is making no
efforts to pay. He has had warrants out for his arrest and has
missed court dates there at the Philadelphia Family Court. My
case in Arizona is an active case but I am having a hard time
getting any information out ot them because they are having a
hard time getting anything accomplished with Philadelphia.
Please help me. I am in the process of medically retiring out
of the Army because of my cronic knee problems. I have been in
for eleven years now and was hoping to retire. I have had three
knee surgeries since June 8th 2004. Because I'm getting out of
the military my son's medical insurance and bills will have to
be paid by me. The money I would get for child support would be
a big help in paying for medical insurance as well as other
necessities. Miguel has moved around Philadelphia as well as
New Jersey trying to evade the courts. But, I am desperate. I
truely need that money. And I need it to come on a regular
basis. He has told me that he doesn't want to see our son. But
just because he doesn't want to see him doesn't excuse him from
paying child support does it. I am pleading for help from your
office. Like I said, I have a case out of Arizona. They need
help locating Mr. Graham also. I also have case numbers and
phone numbers to my case manager there in Arizona. I will give
them to anyone who needs them. I just need someone to contact
me on my Dead-beat Dad situation. Thank you, Kimberly Jackson
210-387-6700
| From: | CL |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Wednesday, 12/17/03 |
| Subject: | Melvin Laney |
Hello Again!
I wrote to you some time ago about my brother who is at CFCF,
Melvin Laney,(674872) who I feel is getting a raw deal. First I
would like to thank you for responding to my letter so quickly,
although nothing came of it. After writing to you, his lawyer
was summoned to court to see if anything could be done, but
everything his lawyer asked for the judge denied. The only
thing they offered him,at that time, was a trial without a jury,
now I don't know how you feel about that, but what black man
(innocent or guilty) would go for that, we already see the
system doesn't work for us.
Well getting back to the reason I'm writing this letter. I was
just informed, by my brother, that they changed the DA and the
judge on his case. We're trying to find out when his trial
comes up in April will they postpone it again, since they are
new to the case. He is suppose to go to court April 12,2004
Rm.701.
Are they allowed to make a man sit for three years without a
trial. Look how quick the sniper was case handled because they
knew all of America would be watching, now is that fair justice
or what.
Tired of Waiting
| From: | CL |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Thursday, 05/08/03 |
| Subject: | Melvin Laney PP#674872 |
Dear Judge Frederica Massiah-Jackson,
I'm writing this letter to you to ask what happened to the
justice system for African-Americans.
My brother has been in jail at CFCF since 2001 for a murder he
swears he didn't commit. I'm not writing you to plead his
innocence, because I don't know if he is innocent or guilty, but
I know he has a right to prove it.
Everytime his case went in front of Judge James Lineberger it
was postponed and for the third time, it was postponed again,
this time a whole year, April 2004. My family does not have
alot of money, so he was appointed a lawyer Gregory Pagano whom
I believe would be a good lawyer if he could just be heard.
My brother was even loyal to the justice system. In 2002 he was
released in error. When his lawyer told him it was a mistake,
he could have ran, but instead he went right back. Does that
sound like a guilty man.
Judge Jackson, I really believe if this was a high
profilecase,my brother would have been heard by now. If there
is anyway you could get this Judge Lineberger or another judge
to hear this case heard earlier. It would be ashame if my
brother is innocent and he has to spend years in jail for
nothing.
Justice for
Melvin Laney PP# 674872
CFCF
7901 State Rd.
Phila., PA 19136
| From: | G |
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| To: | Judge Massiah-Jackson |
| Date: | Wednesday, 01/01/03 |
| Subject: | HI |
WISHING YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR AND GOD BLESS
| From: | EK |
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| To: | Councilman DiCicco, Council President Verna, Councilwoman Blackwell, Councilman Nutter, Councilman Clarke, Councilwoman Krajewski, Councilman Mariano, Councilwoman Miller, Councilwoman Tasco, Councilman O'Neill, Councilwoman Reynolds Brown, Councilman Cohen, Councilman Kenney, Councilman Ortiz, Councilman Rizzo, Councilman Longstreth, Councilman Goode, Senator Fumo, Senator Tartaglione, Senator Kitchen, Senator Schwartz, Senator Stack, Senator Hughes, Senator Williams, Representative Brady, Representative Fattah, Representative Borski, Mayor Street, Judge Abramson, Judge Ackerman, Judge Allen, Judge Bernstein, Judge Berry, Jr., Judge Bright, Judge Brinkley, Judge Brown, Judge Bruno, Judge Byrd, Judge Carrafiello, Judge Chen, Judge Chiovero, Judge Cipriani, Judge Clark, Judge Cohen, Judge Cohen, Judge Colins, Judge Cooperman, Judge D'Alesandro, Judge Davis, Judge DeFino, Judge DeFino, Judge Dembe, Judge Dempsey, Judge DiBona, Jr., Judge DiNubile, Jr., Judge DiVito, Judge Dougherty, Judge Field, Judge Fitzgerald, III, Judge Fleisher, Judge Fox, Judge Geroff, Judge Glazer, Judge Gordon, Jr., Judge Greenspan, Judge Hamlin, Judge Herron, Judge Hill, Judge Hughes, Judge Ivanoski, Judge Jackson, Judge Jelin, Judge Jones, II, Judge Joseph, Judge Kafrissen, Judge Kane, Judge Kean, Judge Keogh, Judge Lachman, Judge Lazarus, Judge Lerner, Judge Levin, Judge Lewis, Judge Lineberger, Judge Lynn, Judge Maier, Judge Manfredi, Judge Massiah-Jackson, Judge Matthews, Judge Mazzola, Judge McInerney, Judge McKeown, Judge Means, Judge Moss, Judge New, Judge O'Brien, Judge O'Grady, Jr., Judge O'Keefe, Judge Overton, Judge Panepinto, Judge Papalini, Judge Poserina, Jr., Judge Quinones Alejandro, Judge Ransom, Judge Rau, Judge Rebstock, Judge Reynolds, Judge Richette, Judge Rizzo, Judge Robins New, Judge Robinson, Judge Rogers, Judge Russell, Judge Sarmina, Judge Savitt, Judge Sheppard, Jr., Judge Shreeves-Johns, Judge Smith, Judge Snite, Jr., Judge Summers, Judge Sylvester, Judge Temin, Judge Tereshko, Judge Trent, Judge Watkins, Judge Wogan, Judge Wolf, Judge Woods-Skipper, Judge Younge, Judge Zaleski |
| Date: | Wednesday, 05/15/02 |
| Subject: | Coalition Slate for Philadelphia Parks |
Dear Guardian of Philadelphia Parks:
I will make this short in the hope that you will take a moment to
read it.
As a native Philadelphian I have always regarded the park
system as defining a very special city. As a child, my family
would take Sunday strolls in Fairmount Park; as a Boy Scout, we
would take hikes along the Wissahickon; and where I would, later
as a parent, take my daughters for riding lessons; and where my
aging father would sit on a bench by the stream and adore his
beautiful grandchildren I live on a city block that ends at Morris
Park, where my daughters played when they were very young. And
now my grandchildren have the benefits of the parks.
I strongly urge you to provide the leadership required to
have and grow a healthy park system by supporting our slate of
Fairmount Park Commissioner candidates: ED BRONSTEIN, MICHAEL
DiBERARDINIS, DEBRA WOLF GOLDSTEIN, JOSEPH M MANKO, DAVID D. POPE,
DORIS A. SMITH, AND WILLIAM A. WILSON.
Thank you for your attention.
| From: | PB |
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| To: | Councilman DiCicco, Council President Verna, Councilwoman Blackwell, Councilman Nutter, Councilman Clarke, Councilwoman Krajewski, Councilman Mariano, Councilwoman Miller, Councilwoman Tasco, Councilman O'Neill, Councilwoman Reynolds Brown, Councilman Cohen, Councilman Kenney, Councilman Ortiz, Councilman Rizzo, Councilman Longstreth, Councilman Goode, Senator Fumo, Senator Tartaglione, Senator Kitchen, Senator Schwartz, Senator Stack, Senator Hughes, Senator Williams, Representative Brady, Representative Fattah, Representative Borski, Mayor Street, Judge Abramson, Judge Ackerman, Judge Allen, Judge Bernstein, Judge Berry, Jr., Judge Bright, Judge Brinkley, Judge Brown, Judge Bruno, Judge Byrd, Judge Carrafiello, Judge Chen, Judge Chiovero, Judge Cipriani, Judge Clark, Judge Cohen, Judge Cohen, Judge Colins, Judge Cooperman, Judge D'Alesandro, Judge Davis, Judge DeFino, Judge DeFino, Judge Dembe, Judge Dempsey, Judge DiBona, Jr., Judge DiNubile, Jr., Judge DiVito, Judge Dougherty, Judge Field, Judge Fitzgerald, III, Judge Fleisher, Judge Fox, Judge Geroff, Judge Glazer, Judge Gordon, Jr., Judge Greenspan, Judge Hamlin, Judge Herron, Judge Hill, Judge Hughes, Judge Ivanoski, Judge Jackson, Judge Jelin, Judge Jones, II, Judge Joseph, Judge Kafrissen, Judge Kane, Judge Kean, Judge Keogh, Judge Lachman, Judge Lazarus, Judge Lerner, Judge Levin, Judge Lewis, Judge Lineberger, Judge Lynn, Judge Maier, Judge Manfredi, Judge Massiah-Jackson, Judge Matthews, Judge Mazzola, Judge McInerney, Judge McKeown, Judge Means, Judge Moss, Judge New, Judge O'Brien, Judge O'Grady, Jr., Judge O'Keefe, Judge Overton, Judge Panepinto, Judge Papalini, Judge Poserina, Jr., Judge Quinones Alejandro, Judge Ransom, Judge Rau, Judge Rebstock, Judge Reynolds, Judge Richette, Judge Rizzo, Judge Robins New, Judge Robinson, Judge Rogers, Judge Russell, Judge Sarmina, Judge Savitt, Judge Sheppard, Jr., Judge Shreeves-Johns, Judge Smith, Judge Snite, Jr., Judge Summers, Judge Sylvester, Judge Temin, Judge Tereshko, Judge Trent, Judge Watkins, Judge Wogan, Judge Wolf, Judge Woods-Skipper, Judge Younge, Judge Zaleski |
| Date: | Wednesday, 05/15/02 |
| Subject: | Coalition Slate for Philadelphia Parks |
Dear Guardian of Philadelphia Parks:
Philadelphia needs its parks. Its parks need effective
leadership. Tomorrow, you have the opportunity to vote for
effective leadership in the Fairmount Park Commission. As a
citizen and voter of Philadelphia, and an avid user of parks, I
urge you to take that opportunity and vote for the best
candidates for park commission. The Friends of Philadelphia
Parks, backed by a coalition of 30 park friends groups, has
endorsed a slate of candidates, including Ed Bronstein, Michael
DiBerardinis, Debra Wolf Goldstein, Joseph Manko, David Pope,
Doris Smith, and William Wilson. All seven candidates,
particularly DiBerardinis, would serve the park and the city
well. I strongly urge you to support them. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Paul Bonfanti
| From: | NO |
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| To: | Councilman DiCicco, Council President Verna, Councilwoman Blackwell, Councilman Nutter, Councilman Clarke, Councilwoman Krajewski, Councilman Mariano, Councilwoman Miller, Councilwoman Tasco, Councilman O'Neill, Councilwoman Reynolds Brown, Councilman Cohen, Councilman Kenney, Councilman Ortiz, Councilman Rizzo, Councilman Longstreth, Councilman Goode, Senator Fumo, Senator Tartaglione, Senator Kitchen, Senator Schwartz, Senator Stack, Senator Hughes, Senator Williams, Representative Brady, Representative Fattah, Representative Borski, Mayor Street, Judge Abramson, Judge Ackerman, Judge Allen, Judge Bernstein, Judge Berry, Jr., Judge Bright, Judge Brinkley, Judge Brown, Judge Bruno, Judge Byrd, Judge Carrafiello, Judge Chen, Judge Chiovero, Judge Cipriani, Judge Clark, Judge Cohen, Judge Cohen, Judge Colins, Judge Cooperman, Judge D'Alesandro, Judge Davis, Judge DeFino, Judge DeFino, Judge Dembe, Judge Dempsey, Judge DiBona, Jr., Judge DiNubile, Jr., Judge DiVito, Judge Dougherty, Judge Field, Judge Fitzgerald, III, Judge Fleisher, Judge Fox, Judge Geroff, Judge Glazer, Judge Gordon, Jr., Judge Greenspan, Judge Hamlin, Judge Herron, Judge Hill, Judge Hughes, Judge Ivanoski, Judge Jackson, Judge Jelin, Judge Jones, II, Judge Joseph, Judge Kafrissen, Judge Kane, Judge Kean, Judge Keogh, Judge Lachman, Judge Lazarus, Judge Lerner, Judge Levin, Judge Lewis, Judge Lineberger, Judge Lynn, Judge Maier, Judge Manfredi, Judge Massiah-Jackson, Judge Matthews, Judge Mazzola, Judge McInerney, Judge McKeown, Judge Means, Judge Moss, Judge New, Judge O'Brien, Judge O'Grady, Jr., Judge O'Keefe, Judge Overton, Judge Panepinto, Judge Papalini, Judge Poserina, Jr., Judge Quinones Alejandro, Judge Ransom, Judge Rau, Judge Rebstock, Judge Reynolds, Judge Richette, Judge Rizzo, Judge Robins New, Judge Robinson, Judge Rogers, Judge Russell, Judge Sarmina, Judge Savitt, Judge Sheppard, Jr., Judge Shreeves-Johns, Judge Smith, Judge Snite, Jr., Judge Summers, Judge Sylvester, Judge Temin, Judge Tereshko, Judge Trent, Judge Watkins, Judge Wogan, Judge Wolf, Judge Woods-Skipper, Judge Younge, Judge Zaleski |
| Date: | Wednesday, 05/15/02 |
| Subject: | Coalition Slate for Philadelphia Parks |
Dear Guardian of Philadelphia Parks:
As a regular park user and a professional engaged in improving
Philadelphia's greeen places, the need for a vigorous and
healthy Fairmount Park is a deeply held belief. Please support
the Friends of Philadelphia Park's carefully chosen slate of
quality people who can lead the Commission into a new era of
valuing our parks and open spaces. The resulting improvement in
quality of life will resonate in ecomonic development.
| From: | RFH |
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| To: | Councilman DiCicco, Council President Verna, Councilwoman Blackwell, Councilman Nutter, Councilman Clarke, Councilwoman Krajewski, Councilman Mariano, Councilwoman Miller, Councilwoman Tasco, Councilman O'Neill, Councilwoman Reynolds Brown, Councilman Cohen, Councilman Kenney, Councilman Ortiz, Councilman Rizzo, Councilman Longstreth, Councilman Goode, Senator Fumo, Senator Tartaglione, Senator Kitchen, Senator Schwartz, Senator Stack, Senator Hughes, Senator Williams, Representative Brady, Representative Fattah, Representative Borski, Mayor Street, Judge Abramson, Judge Ackerman, Judge Allen, Judge Bernstein, Judge Berry, Jr., Judge Bright, Judge Brinkley, Judge Brown, Judge Bruno, Judge Byrd, Judge Carrafiello, Judge Chen, Judge Chiovero, Judge Cipriani, Judge Clark, Judge Cohen, Judge Cohen, Judge Colins, Judge Cooperman, Judge D'Alesandro, Judge Davis, Judge DeFino, Judge DeFino, Judge Dembe, Judge Dempsey, Judge DiBona, Jr., Judge DiNubile, Jr., Judge DiVito, Judge Dougherty, Judge Field, Judge Fitzgerald, III, Judge Fleisher, Judge Fox, Judge Geroff, Judge Glazer, Judge Gordon, Jr., Judge Greenspan, Judge Hamlin, Judge Herron, Judge Hill, Judge Hughes, Judge Ivanoski, Judge Jackson, Judge Jelin, Judge Jones, II, Judge Joseph, Judge Kafrissen, Judge Kane, Judge Kean, Judge Keogh, Judge Lachman, Judge Lazarus, Judge Lerner, Judge Levin, Judge Lewis, Judge Lineberger, Judge Lynn, Judge Maier, Judge Manfredi, Judge Massiah-Jackson, Judge Matthews, Judge Mazzola, Judge McInerney, Judge McKeown, Judge Means, Judge Moss, Judge New, Judge O'Brien, Judge O'Grady, Jr., Judge O'Keefe, Judge Overton, Judge Panepinto, Judge Papalini, Judge Poserina, Jr., Judge Quinones Alejandro, Judge Ransom, Judge Rau, Judge Rebstock, Judge Reynolds, Judge Richette, Judge Rizzo, Judge Robins New, Judge Robinson, Judge Rogers, Judge Russell, Judge Sarmina, Judge Savitt, Judge Sheppard, Jr., Judge Shreeves-Johns, Judge Smith, Judge Snite, Jr., Judge Summers, Judge Sylvester, Judge Temin, Judge Tereshko, Judge Trent, Judge Watkins, Judge Wogan, Judge Wolf, Judge Woods-Skipper, Judge Younge, Judge Zaleski |
| Date: | Wednesday, 05/15/02 |
| Subject: | Coalition Slate for Philadelphia Parks |
Dear Guardian of Philadelphia Parks:
In your selection of new members to the Fairmount Park
Commission, I urge you to strongly consider the Coalition Slate
of Candidates. Any one of the coalition, Ed Bronstein, Michael
DeBerardinis, Debra Wolf Goldstein, Joseph M. Manko, David P.
Pope, Doris A. Smith, or William A. Wilson, would be an excellent
choice for the existing vacancies.
As a member of the Wissahickon Restoration Volunteers, I have
seen first hand how the Wissahickon Park area has been allowed to
suffer from neglect and misuse. I have also seen the need for a
strong and visionary leadership to bring guidance and support for
the many grass roots organizations, such as the WRV, which are
trying to restore the Park to its former splendor.
Furthermore, it is equally vital to select a commission which
will find creative ways to manage the "confusing overlap of
mission between the Park Commission and the city's Recreation
Department" (Phil. Inquirer 5/14/02)
| From: | AH |
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| To: | Councilman DiCicco, Council President Verna, Councilwoman Blackwell, Councilman Nutter, Councilman Clarke, Councilwoman Krajewski, Councilman Mariano, Councilwoman Miller, Councilwoman Tasco, Councilman O'Neill, Councilwoman Reynolds Brown, Councilman Cohen, Councilman Kenney, Councilman Ortiz, Councilman Rizzo, Councilman Longstreth, Councilman Goode, Senator Fumo, Senator Tartaglione, Senator Kitchen, Senator Schwartz, Senator Stack, Senator Hughes, Senator Williams, Representative Brady, Representative Fattah, Representative Borski, Mayor Street, Judge Abramson, Judge Ackerman, Judge Allen, Judge Bernstein, Judge Berry, Jr., Judge Bright, Judge Brinkley, Judge Brown, Judge Bruno, Judge Byrd, Judge Carrafiello, Judge Chen, Judge Chiovero, Judge Cipriani, Judge Clark, Judge Cohen, Judge Cohen, Judge Colins, Judge Cooperman, Judge D'Alesandro, Judge Davis, Judge DeFino, Judge DeFino, Judge Dembe, Judge Dempsey, Judge DiBona, Jr., Judge DiNubile, Jr., Judge DiVito, Judge Dougherty, Judge Field, Judge Fitzgerald, III, Judge Fleisher, Judge Fox, Judge Geroff, Judge Glazer, Judge Gordon, Jr., Judge Greenspan, Judge Hamlin, Judge Herron, Judge Hill, Judge Hughes, Judge Ivanoski, Judge Jackson, Judge Jelin, Judge Jones, II, Judge Joseph, Judge Kafrissen, Judge Kane, Judge Kean, Judge Keogh, Judge Lachman, Judge Lazarus, Judge Lerner, Judge Levin, Judge Lewis, Judge Lineberger, Judge Lynn, Judge Maier, Judge Manfredi, Judge Massiah-Jackson, Judge Matthews, Judge Mazzola, Judge McInerney, Judge McKeown, Judge Means, Judge Moss, Judge New, Judge O'Brien, Judge O'Grady, Jr., Judge O'Keefe, Judge Overton, Judge Panepinto, Judge Papalini, Judge Poserina, Jr., Judge Quinones Alejandro, Judge Ransom, Judge Rau, Judge Rebstock, Judge Reynolds, Judge Richette, Judge Rizzo, Judge Robins New, Judge Robinson, Judge Rogers, Judge Russell, Judge Sarmina, Judge Savitt, Judge Sheppard, Jr., Judge Shreeves-Johns, Judge Smith, Judge Snite, Jr., Judge Summers, Judge Sylvester, Judge Temin, Judge Tereshko, Judge Trent, Judge Watkins, Judge Wogan, Judge Wolf, Judge Woods-Skipper, Judge Younge, Judge Zaleski |
| Date: | Wednesday, 05/15/02 |
| Subject: | Coalition Slate for Philadelphia Parks |
Dear Guardian of Philadelphia Parks:
Please select the Coalition Slate for Philadelphia Parks. They
are Ed Bronstein, Michael DiBerardinis, Debra Wolf Goldstein,
Joseph M. Manko, David P. Pope, Doris A. Smith, William A.
Wilson. As I am sure you are aware,The Coalition Slate has been
endorsed by Friends of Philadelphia Parks and twenty-one
organizations and park groups. Each candidate is well-qualified
to work constructively to preserve and improve of our beautiful
Fairmount Park. Because of their diverse backgrounds and skills,
they represent the broad constituency of park users and lovers.
Fairmount Park is a unique treasure that makes Philadelphia a
beautiful place to live and to visit. Its oversight needs the
most dedicated, qualified leadership available. Please appoint
The Coalition Slate!
| From: | TB |
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| To: | Councilman DiCicco, Council President Verna, Councilwoman Blackwell, Councilman Nutter, Councilman Clarke, Councilwoman Krajewski, Councilman Mariano, Councilwoman Miller, Councilwoman Tasco, Councilman O'Neill, Councilwoman Reynolds Brown, Councilman Cohen, Councilman Kenney, Councilman Ortiz, Councilman Rizzo, Councilman Longstreth, Councilman Goode, Senator Fumo, Senator Tartaglione, Senator Kitchen, Senator Schwartz, Senator Stack, Senator Hughes, Senator Williams, Representative Brady, Representative Fattah, Representative Borski, Mayor Street, Judge Abramson, Judge Ackerman, Judge Allen, Judge Bernstein, Judge Berry, Jr., Judge Bright, Judge Brinkley, Judge Brown, Judge Bruno, Judge Byrd, Judge Carrafiello, Judge Chen, Judge Chiovero, Judge Cipriani, Judge Clark, Judge Cohen, Judge Cohen, Judge Colins, Judge Cooperman, Judge D'Alesandro, Judge Davis, Judge DeFino, Judge DeFino, Judge Dembe, Judge Dempsey, Judge DiBona, Jr., Judge DiNubile, Jr., Judge DiVito, Judge Dougherty, Judge Field, Judge Fitzgerald, III, Judge Fleisher, Judge Fox, Judge Geroff, Judge Glazer, Judge Gordon, Jr., Judge Greenspan, Judge Hamlin, Judge Herron, Judge Hill, Judge Hughes, Judge Ivanoski, Judge Jackson, Judge Jelin, Judge Jones, II, Judge Joseph, Judge Kafrissen, Judge Kane, Judge Kean, Judge Keogh, Judge Lachman, Judge Lazarus, Judge Lerner, Judge Levin, Judge Lewis, Judge Lineberger, Judge Lynn, Judge Maier, Judge Manfredi, Judge Massiah-Jackson, Judge Matthews, Judge Mazzola, Judge McInerney, Judge McKeown, Judge Means, Judge Moss, Judge New, Judge O'Brien, Judge O'Grady, Jr., Judge O'Keefe, Judge Overton, Judge Panepinto, Judge Papalini, Judge Poserina, Jr., Judge Quinones Alejandro, Judge Ransom, Judge Rau, Judge Rebstock, Judge Reynolds, Judge Richette, Judge Rizzo, Judge Robins New, Judge Robinson, Judge Rogers, Judge Russell, Judge Sarmina, Judge Savitt, Judge Sheppard, Jr., Judge Shreeves-Johns, Judge Smith, Judge Snite, Jr., Judge Summers, Judge Sylvester, Judge Temin, Judge Tereshko, Judge Trent, Judge Watkins, Judge Wogan, Judge Wolf, Judge Woods-Skipper, Judge Younge, Judge Zaleski |
| Date: | Tuesday, 05/14/02 |
| Subject: | Coalition Slate for Philadelphia Parks |
Dear Guardian of Philadelphia Parks:
As a supporter of the coalition slate candidates (Ed Bronstein,
Michael DiBerardinis, Debra Wolf Goldstein, Joseph M. Manko,
David P. Pope, Doris A. Smith, William A. Wilson)which have
also been endorced by Friends of Philadelphia Parks as well as
twenty-one organizations and park groups, I strongly advocate
for Park Leadership that supports green spaces for the
Philadelphia community.
It is my opinion that the above named candidates represent a
broad constituency of people with varying backgrounds and
skills, any one of whom could serve the whole very well.
Please consider this need for park maintenance and development
as an integral "quality of life" issue for those of us
committed to living and working in the city.
Thank you.
| From: | ES |
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| Date: | Tuesday, 05/14/02 |
| Subject: | Coalition Slate for Philadelphia Parks |
Dear Guardian of Philadelphia Parks:
Please support the following candidates for Fairmount Park
Commision: Ed Bronstein, Micheal D. Berardines, Debra Wolf
Goldstein, Joseph M. Manko, David P. Pope, Doris A. Smith, and
William A. Wilson.
This coalition slate has been endorsed by Friends of
Philadelphia Parks and 21 other organizations and park groups.
Each of these individuals represents a brosd constituency and
any one could serve the whole well.
The parks in Philadelphia are very important to the quality of
city life. I live in Roxborouogh and have utilized the park
throughout my childhood and adult life. This asset is one of
the reasons I have remained a city resident-tax payer.
A strong vision is necessare to maintain the quality park
system that has been such a great part of my life. These
candidates can fufill that vision.
Thank You,
Elizabeth Scache