Jerome Kearns and the county finally backed down and this child stays here where they belong. We forced them to put the kid's needs above their cold bureaucracy. Don't think for a second that we aren't watching them now.
I, the undersigned, do petition Jerome Kearns, Director of Butler County Ohio Children’s Services, to stop the removal of an unnamed foster child from a Butler County foster home where child has resided for 1 year, 3 months, 18 days consecutively out of 1 year, 8 months of child’s life. This is to stop said child from being sent to an out-of-state placement and request the child’s life and bond not be disrupted at this time pending a custody hearing scheduled in July 2013.
The massive surge in support proves that people are finally waking up to the cruelty Jerome Kearns is forcing on this child. Butler County Children’s Services cannot keep ignoring this momentum while they try to rip a toddler away from the only home they have ever known.
Reached 100 supporters
May 27, 2013
6 Comments
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Lisa Anderson
13 years ago
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Praying for this little one. Nobody should be sent out of state when they are already settled and loved.
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Mike Navarro
13 years ago
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Ridiculous. Stop ripping kids away from the only home they know. Do the right thing for once.
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Kevin Huang
13 years ago
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TOTAL LACK OF COMMON SENSE. Stability is what matters most for foster kids. Let them stay until the court date.
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Sarah Tran
13 years ago
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This poor baby has been there almost their whole life. Why move them now when a hearing is right around the corner? Let them stay put.
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Brian Mwangi
13 years ago
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Children are not toys to be moved around. Leave the child with the people who have raised them! Butler County needs to wake up.
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Jessica Liu
13 years ago
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That is so heartless. Keep the child in their environment. Disrupting that bond now will cause way too much trauma.
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Jerome Kearns and the county finally backed down and this child stays here where they belong. We forced them to put the kid's needs above their cold bureaucracy. Don't think for a second that we aren't watching them now.
I, the undersigned, do petition Jerome Kearns, Director of Butler County Ohio Children’s Services, to stop the removal of an unnamed foster child from a Butler County foster home where child has resided for 1 year, 3 months, 18 days consecutively out of 1 year, 8 months of child’s life. This is to stop said child from being sent to an out-of-state placement and request the child’s life and bond not be disrupted at this time pending a custody hearing scheduled in July 2013.
The massive surge in support proves that people are finally waking up to the cruelty Jerome Kearns is forcing on this child. Butler County Children’s Services cannot keep ignoring this momentum while they try to rip a toddler away from the only home they have ever known.
Reached 100 supporters
May 27, 2013
6 Comments
L
Lisa Anderson
13 years ago
Featured
Praying for this little one. Nobody should be sent out of state when they are already settled and loved.
M
Mike Navarro
13 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. Stop ripping kids away from the only home they know. Do the right thing for once.
K
Kevin Huang
13 years ago
Featured
TOTAL LACK OF COMMON SENSE. Stability is what matters most for foster kids. Let them stay until the court date.
S
Sarah Tran
13 years ago
Featured
This poor baby has been there almost their whole life. Why move them now when a hearing is right around the corner? Let them stay put.
B
Brian Mwangi
13 years ago
Featured
Children are not toys to be moved around. Leave the child with the people who have raised them! Butler County needs to wake up.
J
Jessica Liu
13 years ago
Featured
That is so heartless. Keep the child in their environment. Disrupting that bond now will cause way too much trauma.
Praying for this little one. Nobody should be sent out of state when they are already settled and loved.