It's been two weeks since our last update and I apologize for the lag. We were traveling for work back to DC and had full schedules of meetings while there. We're so appreciative of your support and time invested in helping this cause. I wanted to provide a quick update that we received a response from the Superintendent of the School Board buying the property. It was a short message to say that she passed our initial message to the Board and she didn't respond because she didn't have concerns or questions regarding our request. 

So we remain in a waiting room for the time being until we are assured that the home will not be demolished by the local School Board. Please continue to share our story.  

Until we know any legal outcomes, I'll continue to share similar success stories so we can all visualize a winning scenario for all. 

During one of my meetings, I had the chance to hear a great story at the CIA, that I will share here: 

 https://www.cia.gov/stories/story/the-women-who-lived-at-cia/

Thank you for the support and encouragement. As servicemembers and graduates of the School Board that the county oversees, we have a deep appreciation for historical preservation, integrity, and honoring past heroes. Your support gives us the wind we need to continue. 

With gratitude, 

Charito