Maybe there is a list of all the state congressmen's address' and their email address' too online somewhere??? Same with governor and lt. governor's address? Maybe even letting the US congressmen know of this as maybe they have some "pull" or influence with the state government? What about the township trustees -- is there a list in each county of these? Wouldn't they also have a sayso in their area, or would this only be at the county level too? Of course the county commissioners might want to know of this as they too make county laws and rules. These are just general guesses -- plus I don't know if they would accept recommendations or comments from someone like myself who is concerned about Indiana but doesn't actually live there -- anyone have an idea on this? Do you think I too (live in Ohio and a cc for 3 counties in Indiana) would be allowed to voice my opinion to these elected officials via letter and/or email, or do you think they would take offense at this? I would appreciate any comments on this last to me directly, although even if put on the list I am sure there might be other ccs who has this same delimna (?sp). If anyone has any internet address' which shows the mail or email address' of the officials in Indiana at all different levels of government I am sure we would appreciate these. Just some ideas. Judy M. >In a message dated 98-11-22 11:03:09 EST, jmurphy@ERINET.COM writes: ><< You want to stop this? WRITE OR CALL YOUR CONGRESSMAN >> > >Ok, I'm going to sound clueless for a minute and ask...how do we do that? Who >do we write to? What do we say and will it only be read by a secretary who >files it in the trash can? >Could someone on the list who has more expertise on this maybe write something >up...post it to the list along with where we'd send it...then ALL of us print >it or modify a little adding our own comments...and ALL of us send it. Plus >also send info out onto our county lists about whats going on with cemeteries >and include that so others can send it too. Maybe if theyre bombarded by >people they'll do something about it? >Figured I would ask :) >Kathy >Lake County > > >