In Remembrance

"The time is always right to do what is right" ~ Martin Luther King

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Jake Ewing of Awesome Comics created Municipal Monster comics

Dallas Historic Tree Coalition

Steve Paul Productions created background music for Justice for Jubilee & Hear us out songs

Scorpion Printing created T-Shirts, caps, flags, banners, car magnets Telephone 214-498-0457

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McKool Smith, PC

Preservation Dallas

Our sincere thanks go out to McKool Smith, P.C., Benjamin King, The BC WorkShop, Architect Peter Brown, Steve Houser of the Dallas Historic Tree Coalition, State Representative Eric Johnson, Jake Ewing of Awesome Comics, Prolific MC and everyone that has stood by our side in helping preserve our beloved Neighborhood.

A big thank you to everyone that has provided support, kindness and compassion, we appreciate all of your hard work in writing to our Board members, protesting and all the encouraging words you've provided.

As we continue our fight, we feel blessed to have the support of so many caring individuals.

Extra! Extra! Check out our new comic strip titled Horror in Jubilee Park featured in LitMonthly Get your free copy today at:

* Awesome Comics
8510 Abrams Road

* Roberts Ready to Wear
1702 Martin Luther King Blvd.

* Top 10 Records
338 West Jefferson Blvd.

* El Ranchito Restaurant
1141 Peavy Road

Or e-mail us at StopDISD@gmail.com to receive your free copy! Don't forget to ask for your free UNITE 4 Preservation and BAND against Corruption Silicon bracelets! Plus lots more FREE COOl stuff all for you!

Thank you for your continued support.

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