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3/20/84 Page -4- <br />fair. <br />Sandra Sundquist, 561 Lincoln Mrs. Sundquist stated that we have a lot <br />Louisville of people moving into Louisville and we <br />have a lot of generation after generation <br />families that are remaining in Louisville. <br />Why? Because it is a nice small town to <br />live in and this happened because of the <br />dedication and service of people in the <br />past. People like her father who spent <br />20 years dedicated service to the City of <br />Louisville. She felt that Council should <br />consider this. It was her opinion that <br />dedication goes from the City to someone <br />ghat has helped to build this to be a fine <br />City. Wanted to remind Council of what Edwin <br />Markham had said - "There is a destiny that <br />makes us brothers. No one goes this road <br />alone and what you put into the lives of <br />others, will come back into your own". <br />Dorothy E. Hensley Mars. Hensley stated that she felt Louisville <br />12734 Anhawa, Longmont Was very concerned about conserving its his- <br />tory; her father was part of that history. <br />Yet he seems to be rushed down the tubes. <br />Didn't feel that any of the councilmembers <br />could begin to exist on $350 a month today. <br />S:he was of the opinion that if the City of <br />Louisville was willing to pay out more than <br />thhat for breakfasts one month, they should <br />be able to figure out how to pay Mr. Wilson <br />$350 a month for his pension. <br />Brenda Saxon, 519 Martin St. Mars. Saxon stated that Mr. Wilson was her <br />Longmont grandfather whom she has loved for many, many <br />years; trusted him and her grandmother. Felt <br />thhat council was being very unfair. To dis- <br />cover all of the sudden just before Christmas <br />h.is pension is cut-off saying this is not <br />Council's responsibility. Mr. Wilson did <br />not pay into a pension fund; the City did <br />not have such a thing when he was an officer. <br />Seems as though everyone is saying - who cares? <br />M:r. Saxon stated all his family care, he <br />cares, and all the people that signed the <br />petition care. A11 the possessions that Mr. <br />Wilson has are his home, his family and he <br />ins asking for $350 a month be returned to <br />h:im that is rightfully his because he served <br />Louisville for 20 years. Felt it was a crime <br />to deny Mr. Wilson $350 a month. <br />