Comments on: Shame, Shame!

By: III

III — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 23:09:54 +0000

Jeff, thank you for your comments! How True you are. I’m sure the author of the story in “another newspaper”, probably never met Rainey or was touched by her. He/she just sits at a desk reading articles, comes up with personal conclusions and wants everyone to think that they are a great journalist! To choose to write an article of that nature at the time of a person’s death is just wrong. Why don’t you do the right thing and “report” on all the great things Rainey did in her life and the people she helped? She was very much loved and will be missed and the people that knew her know the truth!

By: Marilyn Stinson

Marilyn Stinson — Sat, 10 May 2008 22:23:28 +0000

I know nothing about any article written about Rainey, I just want to send our sympathy to the family. She was so alive, it is hard to think she is gone.
When we were growing up on Lincoln St., she was just a little kid when I was a teenager, but as adults, my son worked for Fred and we met again.
Our condolences to all. God bless! Brad & Marilyn Stinson, Arnold, Helen & Isabel

By: Judith Wingate

Judith Wingate — Sat, 10 May 2008 02:09:29 +0000

Thank you for your article. Rainey was a wonderful person, so full of love for everyone. She did not deserve to have her memory in any way tarnished with such innuendos and rumor. The loss to our family is devastating. The writer of the story in “another newspaper” should make a public apology and a personal one to Fred and to all of Rainey’s family and sincerely mean it.