Landfall COA letter of support

The actions and efforts of the people of Landfall COA before, during, and after the storm were nothing short of astonishing. They should be applauded not denigrated..

Thank you for all of the hard work!

Thank you to all the Landfall COA and everybody else involve in the hard work before, during and after the storm. Great job.

$1800 every twenty years is a small price to pay in order to live in a community the caliber of Landfall.

Thank you for standing up for the Landfall COA. I am extremely appreciative of all that was done post-hurricane Florence and happily paid the special assessment.

Thanks so. much for all the hard work you have done!

I was amazed at the speed and thoroughness of the cleanup. Thanks COA for an outstanding job!! Martha Bachman

I plan to remember all the hard work that is continuing to be done by COA staff and workers when the Christmas appeal arrives.

We paid the assessment before we received the bill in the mail. Well done COA

Well said. Thank you for your thoughts and positive tone in disagreement with our neighbors who do not understand the unintended consequences of living in a community like Landfall.

I think the COA did a terrific job with the clean up.

Agreed!

The COA staff and Board have done an outstanding job. I fully support them and appreciate their efforts on our behalf.

We are happy to support the COA. They have had a monstrous job of cleanup after the storm and have worked tirelessly and quickly so that we can resume our normal activities.

Well said.

Thank you Rob and Gary for expressing the thoughts of so many Landfall homeowners on the incredible job the COA has done following hurricane Florence. We totally support the assessment.

This letter was beautifully written. It also expresses our feelings exactly! Thank you Rob Harper and Gary Chadwick; and Bravo to the COA on a job well done.

Wonderful job

Thank you for forwarding this letter to us. We totally agree with the sentiments expressed so completely that we paid the assessment upon receipt of the bill. When a fellow says, “it ain,t the money but the principle of the thing,” it’s the money. Kin Hubbard 1868-1930. Marlyn and Charlie

COA Great job