LIKE cancer, graffiti does not discriminate. Graffiti strikes Garapan Head Start facility in Chinatown last month.
We do not want profanity to be introduced to our child at such an early stage. Our son David B. Sablan attends the afternoon session at Garapan Head Start.
About a month ago I called a member of the House of Representatives to help remove the graffiti at our son’s school, but the representative fail to response to our request. So I called Rep. Frank S. Dela Cruz, of the 3rd Precinct. In less than 24 hours, Representative Dela Cruz called me to extend his appreciation for soliciting his office assistance and to let me know that the graffiti ess gone, removed, wall painted.
When politicians ask us for our votes, we sometimes conveniently say “you have my vote,” giving them the impression they really do, but in many cases it was simply an empty promise. But for Representative Dela Cruz, he deserves more. I invite the parents (voting or not) of the Garapan Head Start kids to joint me in thanking Representative Dela Cruz with our votes of confidence. And like me (a resident of Capital Hill), I will ask my family and friends residing in Garapan to support Representative Dela Cruz on his re-election this year.
Congressman, on behalf of the parents of Garapan Head Start kids, we thank you so much, we truly appreciate your quick response. We sincerely recognize also your community workers effort on the task.
We wish you a successful re-election on November this year.

DAVID RANDY R. SABLAN
Capital Hill, Saipan