Letters January 19, 1998 Issue

YOUR LETTERS

"The article impressed me for its honesty, practicality, and lack of preaching."

with contributions from Jacqueline Mosk, John Morrison, Dee Redding Curtis, Martha Palmer

I was grateful to have the issue of the Sentinel with the cover "Life without fear" to share with my son. The first article impressed me for its honesty, literary quality, sincerity, practicality, and lack of preaching, which I knew would appeal to him. And several other articles that conveyed the main thought of the featured topic were concise, related to "real life" experience, and reached the reader from a position of equality and respect. My college-age son accepted the Sentinel (along with some of his Nona's mostaccioli) after sharing time with family at a Labor Day picnic.

That you do a good job on the Sentinel sounds trite, but I mean it most sincerely.

Jacqueline Mosk
Oswego, Illinois

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