To the Honorable Judge Saylor,
We write to you in behalf of Mr. Samir Al-Monla. Mr. Al-Monla has been a member of the Worcester community for decades. During this time he has proven to be a man of honor and compassion. He chose to work with the social services department in order to help individuals in need--a decision that truly exemplifies the caring nature of Mr. Al-Monla.
Whether volunteering to help a person in need, or lending an ear to support a fellow human being, Mr. Al-Monla was always there. When he was asked to help teach an art class to young students, he gave up his own time and money to be there for the children without asking for a dime in compensation. He supplied the materials, know-how and dedication to the children, who eagerly awaited his weekly lessons.
We beseech you to consider Mr. Al-Monla\'s role as a father, teacher and valued community member as you make what we are sure will be a just and fair judgment.
Sincerely,
The stories you are sharing about Samir demonstrate his character and impact on our community better than any formal letter could. Print out your comment or write a personal note and mail it directly to Judge Saylor to ensure these accounts are officially logged. Keep the testimonies coming as we continue this push to show who Samir truly is.
May 18, 2008
The community support for Samir is growing quickly and showing the judge exactly how much he means to this city. Post this link to your Facebook page right now and email our petition to your local representatives.
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Jessica Nguyen
18 years ago
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I HAVE KNOWN SAMIR FOR YEARS AND HE IS NOTHING BUT GENEROUS. THIS IS NOT THE MAN I KNOW AT ALL. HE BELONGS WITH HIS FAMILY.
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Sarah Garcia
18 years ago
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Samir has done so much for our neighborhood kids. He is a truly kind man who always puts others before himself. Please show some leniency.
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Mike Conway
18 years ago
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He helped my son when he was struggling in school. Never asked for anything in return. He is a good guy.
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To the Honorable Judge Saylor,
We write to you in behalf of Mr. Samir Al-Monla. Mr. Al-Monla has been a member of the Worcester community for decades. During this time he has proven to be a man of honor and compassion. He chose to work with the social services department in order to help individuals in need--a decision that truly exemplifies the caring nature of Mr. Al-Monla.
Whether volunteering to help a person in need, or lending an ear to support a fellow human being, Mr. Al-Monla was always there. When he was asked to help teach an art class to young students, he gave up his own time and money to be there for the children without asking for a dime in compensation. He supplied the materials, know-how and dedication to the children, who eagerly awaited his weekly lessons.
We beseech you to consider Mr. Al-Monla\'s role as a father, teacher and valued community member as you make what we are sure will be a just and fair judgment.
Sincerely,
The stories you are sharing about Samir demonstrate his character and impact on our community better than any formal letter could. Print out your comment or write a personal note and mail it directly to Judge Saylor to ensure these accounts are officially logged. Keep the testimonies coming as we continue this push to show who Samir truly is.
May 18, 2008
The community support for Samir is growing quickly and showing the judge exactly how much he means to this city. Post this link to your Facebook page right now and email our petition to your local representatives.
3 Comments
J
Jessica Nguyen
18 years ago
Featured
I HAVE KNOWN SAMIR FOR YEARS AND HE IS NOTHING BUT GENEROUS. THIS IS NOT THE MAN I KNOW AT ALL. HE BELONGS WITH HIS FAMILY.
S
Sarah Garcia
18 years ago
Featured
Samir has done so much for our neighborhood kids. He is a truly kind man who always puts others before himself. Please show some leniency.
M
Mike Conway
18 years ago
Featured
He helped my son when he was struggling in school. Never asked for anything in return. He is a good guy.
I HAVE KNOWN SAMIR FOR YEARS AND HE IS NOTHING BUT GENEROUS. THIS IS NOT THE MAN I KNOW AT ALL. HE BELONGS WITH HIS FAMILY.