Blue Star Mother Told To Take Down Her Banner - 10/17/04 05:02 PM
The family of a soldier serving overseas says their landlord told them to take down a small banner they put up in support of the man.
Isabel Seiler put the banner up two weeks ago after joining Blue Star Mothers, a support group for parents with children in the military.
The banner features one blue star, signifying her son, Christopher, who is in the Army.
Families have displayed such banners since World War I, and they stay up until their children return home safely.
But on Wednesday night, Isabel says her landlord told her to take the banner, along with a �Support the Troops� sign, down.
You can read more here: http://www.kobtv.com/index.cfm?viewer=storyviewer&id=14192&cat=NMTOPSTORIES
You can write the management company of the apartment building here: allegro@bamsi.com
Isabel Seiler put the banner up two weeks ago after joining Blue Star Mothers, a support group for parents with children in the military.
The banner features one blue star, signifying her son, Christopher, who is in the Army.
Families have displayed such banners since World War I, and they stay up until their children return home safely.
But on Wednesday night, Isabel says her landlord told her to take the banner, along with a �Support the Troops� sign, down.
You can read more here: http://www.kobtv.com/index.cfm?viewer=storyviewer&id=14192&cat=NMTOPSTORIES
You can write the management company of the apartment building here: allegro@bamsi.com