Name Public Park in Egleston Square after Robert G. Lawson
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Connie Roland
9 years ago
Its a great idea,
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Rodney Chance
9 years ago
He was a man of tremendous character who treated everyone fair, with respect and dignity. A man that positively impacted everyone he encountered.
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Donnette Rodrigues
9 years ago
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I think this is a great idea, Robert Lawson and the Lawson family have been staples in the community for many, many years. They've taken care of people, kept them looking good and were great examples of entrpreneurship and love of community and people.
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Joseph lynch
9 years ago
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Thuron
9 years ago
I vote yes on it. It's only right that his work over the years help his community.
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Licia Holloman
9 years ago
R.I.P Uncle Robert <3.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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Mr. Lawson gave me my start as a hair stylist in 1984 fresh out of hair school. Been doing hair since.
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Peter Boursiquot
9 years ago
Mr Lawson was a good man
He was helping everybody
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Bonnie Powers
9 years ago
I support the naming of the Park 100%. Bonnie
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Willie Curry
9 years ago
Mr. Lawson deserves this memorial.
I'm sure his family will be honoured.
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Oren Elow
9 years ago
About three and a half years ago, I wrote an e-mail to both Egleston Square Main Street and Egleston Square Neighborhood Association, City Councilor Matt O'Malley, and City Councilor Tito Jackson about naming either a new development building in Egleston Square in Mr. Lawson's name in order to keep his legacy alive; that was before his passing. I also suggested that if not a building, then, perhaps a Square might be name in his honor. He was my friend, and had been the owner of the Lawson Barbershop for 45 years, and his costumers spent many of their dollars shopping in the stores in Egleston Square when in the area. Furthermore, at any given time he employed twelve hair stylist, plus maintenance . This goodhearted gentleman never turned any person down who was in need of help --those with and those without. Well, today we are at the place where in a few month the green-space [ the stony lot] on the corner of Washington Street and Columbus Avenue will Official be dub the "Robert G. Lawson Place." It took a while for my proposer to take roots; but I want to thank everyone who help this project come true Thank y'all.
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Arnesse Brown
9 years ago
Well Deserved Honor for a Man who served the Egleston Square Community for so many years!
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Chynell johnson
9 years ago
Just for u Robert
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Reginald Wells
9 years ago
Let's get this done
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Carlos Martinez
9 years ago
A great man from a great family, making Egleston a better neighborhood.
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Sherell Johnson
9 years ago
He deserve it he was such a good man and was always good to his community ❤ you Mr.Lawson !
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Jennifer Wells
9 years ago
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This should be a given. When you think Egleston, you think Lawson's barbershop. I think it's only right to honor the man who remained a staple in this community and dedicated his services for so many years. There should without question be a landmark in the community named after him.
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Charmayne Martin
9 years ago
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Heidi Burbidge
9 years ago
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Luis Cotto
· petition starter
9 years ago
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45 Years in Egleston Square and the family is still holding it down. Let's honor his memory and the family's contribution to our community by naming this space in honor of him.
Its a great idea,
He was a man of tremendous character who treated everyone fair, with respect and dignity. A man that positively impacted everyone he encountered.
I think this is a great idea, Robert Lawson and the Lawson family have been staples in the community for many, many years. They've taken care of people, kept them looking good and were great examples of entrpreneurship and love of community and people.
I vote yes on it. It's only right that his work over the years help his community.
R.I.P Uncle Robert <3.
Mr. Lawson gave me my start as a hair stylist in 1984 fresh out of hair school. Been doing hair since.
Mr Lawson was a good man He was helping everybody
I support the naming of the Park 100%. Bonnie Powers
Mr. Lawson deserves this memorial. I'm sure his family will be honoured.
About three and a half years ago, I wrote an e-mail to both Egleston Square Main Street and Egleston Square Neighborhood Association, City Councilor Matt O'Malley, and City Councilor Tito Jackson about naming either a new development building in Egleston Square in Mr. Lawson's name in order to keep his legacy alive; that was before his passing. I also suggested that if not a building, then, perhaps a Square might be name in his honor. He was my friend, and had been the owner of the Lawson Barbershop for 45 years, and his costumers spent many of their dollars shopping in the stores in Egleston Square when in the area. Furthermore, at any given time he employed twelve hair stylist, plus maintenance . This goodhearted gentleman never turned any person down who was in need of help --those with and those without. Well, today we are at the place where in a few month the green-space [ the stony lot] on the corner of Washington Street and Columbus Avenue will Official be dub the "Robert G. Lawson Place." It took a while for my proposer to take roots; but I want to thank everyone who help this project come true Thank y'all.
Well Deserved Honor for a Man who served the Egleston Square Community for so many years!
Just for u Robert
Let's get this done
A great man from a great family, making Egleston a better neighborhood.
He deserve it he was such a good man and was always good to his community ❤ you Mr.Lawson !
This should be a given. When you think Egleston, you think Lawson's barbershop. I think it's only right to honor the man who remained a staple in this community and dedicated his services for so many years. There should without question be a landmark in the community named after him.
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Please contact me if you prefer a handwritten signature.
45 Years in Egleston Square and the family is still holding it down. Let's honor his memory and the family's contribution to our community by naming this space in honor of him.