White House Condolence Letter Policy

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1. 51
   Name: Erika Napier on Aug 30, 2010

   Address: 11901 Olde Spring Court

   State: Kentucky

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2. 52
   Name: Jamisin Manganelli on Aug 30, 2010

   Address: 2 Ann Street, S102

   State: New Jersey

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3. 53
   Name: Nicole Dwyer on Aug 30, 2010

   Address: 87 Greenwood Rd.

   State: Massachusetts

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4. 54
   Name: Audra Ruff on Aug 30, 2010

   Address: 1097 217th Lane NE

   State: Minnesota

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5. 55
   Name: Angela Birmingham on Aug 30, 2010

   Address: 980 se browning ave

   State: Florida

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6. 56
   Name: Cheryl M. Robbins-Celeste on Aug 30, 2010

   Address: PO Box 1424

   State: New Hampshire

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7. 57
   Name: Ginger on Aug 30, 2010

   Address: 2055 E Schodack Rd Apt 14

   State: New York

   Comments: Please show these families the same respect you do for others. War is a killer. It kills people in different ways. Remember the slogan from the war in Viet Nam...still true....War Is Not Healthy For Children and Other Living Things.

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8. 58
   Name: Teresa on Aug 30, 2010

   Address: P.O. BOX 46

   State: West Virginia

   Comments: Thank You!!

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9. 59
   Name: Dayna Whitmer on Aug 30, 2010

   Address: 268 Dartford St.

   State: California

   Comments: How dare you act so shamefully! Any death is always the ultimate sacrifice any solider provides his/her country. To diminish the loss because of the cause of death diminishes the life of that person. They are dead because of their service to the USA. They are dead because they were not provided by their government the tools and abilities to fight an enemy from within. The government has left these soldiers behind - they have been stranded and abandoned! And by not signing and sending letters to the families, you do the same to them! I have worked with veterans for over 20 years and I see firsthand the scars left inside. For our government to not acknowledge this type of loss is barbaric and torturous to the families. CRUEL AND INHUMANE ! Shame on you Mr President for not stepping up and insisting on signing these letters. You, who profess to care about those with mental illnesses, leave your soliders to die alone in unbearable pain. Now is the time to change this policy - after all you are commander in chief - you can do just about anything you want.

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10. 60
    Name: Kate Lyon Osher on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 35 N. Venice Boulevard #2

    State: California

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11. 61
    Name: Kimberly Paquette on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 14 Palomino Lane

    State: New Hampshire

    Comments: I am a veteran of the US Army who lost a dear friend and fellow service member to suicide. His death was just as tragic and devastating as the loss of any other member of the armed forces. By refusing to recoggnize this, you are promoting the stigma of suicide and mental illness, taking us back, not forward.

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12. 62
    Name: Laurel Pronk on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 3405 Crestmoor PL

    State: Iowa

    Comments: Please strongly consider changing the policy of not sending condolence letters to family members of military personnel who die by suicide. Suicide is a little talked about but very huge issue. These servicepeople who die by suicide have still served our great country. Thank you for your consideration!

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13. 63
    Name: Stella on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 7622 willow creek dr

    State: Idaho

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14. 64
    Name: Gregory Vallee on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 20 Randall Road

    State: Rhode Island

    Comments: Mr. President, I work in the health care field at a psychtiatric hospital in Providence Rhode Island and see people who have thouths and attempts to kill themselves, then people that do complete the act. I also see as a young man how much drugs and alcohol in teenagers are leading them to depression and suidcide. I think that the men who have worked in the armed forces, going on to take their own live. These grieving families should recieve a condolence letteer, just as if they were killed in the line of duty. Suicide is such an topic and more needs to be done not only for young victims but also people coming out of the war. Thank you. Sincerely, Gregory T. Vallee

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15. 65
    Name: Anonymous on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 152 Ivanhoe Dr., Apt. S-8

    State: Michigan

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16. 66
    Name: Anonymous on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 120 Adams Rd

    State: Michigan

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17. 67
    Name: Barbara Smich on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 385 Franciscan Dr

    State: Indiana

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18. 68
    Name: Deborah T Jakubczyk on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: Rear 147 Center Ave.

    State: Pennsylvania

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19. 69
    Name: Meghan Lovett on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 32 highbank rd.

    State: Massachusetts

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20. 70
    Name: JENNIFER on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 817 blyth

    State: Texas

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21. 71
    Name: Renee on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 2164 Raleigh

    State: California

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22. 72
    Name: Jennifer Troiano on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 14 Gale Road

    State: New Hampshire

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23. 73
    Name: Sara Brown on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 1 villiage green drive apt.45

    State: Ohio

    Comments: this gave me the shakes....

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24. 74
    Name: Susan Weimer on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 2317 W Walter Rd

    State: Michigan

    Comments: Many of these suicides can be directly related to what these soldiers endured during their tour of duty. Please give them one last honor for their service. People who commit suicide are in such great pain that they feel that they have no other option. Don't further punish their families by forgetting what heroes they were. Thank you

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    Name: Lisa Marie Tearney on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 209 s. 'west End Ave

    State: Pennsylvania

    Comments: While I think it's a good idea that people of the milatery should be recognized, let us not forget the general population. This is a terrible thing to happen to all. Do you know that the Marines and maybe the other forces look the other way when you divulge info about a mental illness. SICK. This government and country is going to hell in a handbasket.

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26. 76
    Name: Stephanie Anne Mondoux on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 356 Belmont Avenue Apt 9

    State: Massachusetts

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27. 77
    Name: Andy Pennington on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 5942 SW Riveridge Lane

    State: Oregon

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28. 78
    Name: Anonymous on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 3151 Belmont Ave.

    State: Kansas

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29. 79
    Name: Matthew Russell on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 110 Cherry Court #6

    State: Iowa

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30. 80
    Name: Bridget Cominsky on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 3200 crystal oaks lane apt 110

    State: North Carolina

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31. 81
    Name: Denise Simonka on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 75 inchcliffe drive

    State: Connecticut

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32. 82
    Name: Francesca Ochoa on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 16650 Old Forest

    State: California

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33. 83
    Name: JENNIFER on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 817 blyth

    State: Texas

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34. 84
    Name: JENNIFER on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 817 blyth

    State: Texas

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35. 85
    Name: Sara Settlemyer on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 799 S Danzler Rd.

    State: South Carolina

    Comments: Please reconsider this decision.

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36. 86
    Name: Anonymous on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 33 Swift Rd.

    State: New York

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37. 87
    Name: Brian Connor on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 555 n. Artesian

    State: Illinois

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38. 88
    Name: Katherine Stone on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 12552 Highway 142 Lot 31

    State: Georgia

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39. 89
    Name: Deborah T Jakubczyk on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: Rear 147 Center Ave.

    State: Pennsylvania

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    Name: AnnaMaria Casper on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: PO Box 1855

    State: Wisconsin

    Comments: Dear President Obama, As a mom who lost my 15-year-old son to suicide in 2003, it is a tremendous comfort to receive that yearly card of remembrance from ASAP that lets me know that someone still "remembers" and cares when it feels like the rest of the world. I would highly encourage the support of this petition. With Infinite Love & Gratitude for all that you are and do, Anna Casper

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41. 91
    Name: Terra Presley on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 113 Copper Ridge Ln

    State: Mississippi

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42. 92
    Name: Kellie Morton on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 306 N. Muhlenberg Street

    State: Virginia

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43. 93
    Name: Vanessa on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 505 N. Nst.

    State: Iowa

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44. 94
    Name: Ginger Bristow Gaitor on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 2055 E Schodack Rd Apt 14

    State: New York

    Comments: Please show these families the same respect you do for others. War is a killer. It kills people in different ways. Remember the slogan from the war in Viet Nam...still true....War Is Not Healthy For Children and Other Living Things.

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45. 95
    Name: Barbara J Haight on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 133 1/2 Biddle Street

    State: Pennsylvania

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46. 96
    Name: Christopher Sweeney on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 26 Winterberry Lane

    State: New Hampshire

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47. 97
    Name: Arturo Alex Cano on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 13030 Sycamore Village Dr.

    State: California

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48. 98
    Name: Anonymous on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 3151 Belmont Ave.

    State: Kansas

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49. 99
    Name: Anonymous on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 31 Bank St

    State: New York

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50. 100
    Name: Edward Aucoin on Aug 30, 2010

    Address: 282 Hunnewell St

    State: Massachusetts

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