“Better late than never” as the saying goes, please accept my apology.

I wish to thank you and the Arizona House of Representatives for the recognition of our efforts.

I still remember your phone call several years ago and asking how you could assist us with our efforts. Since your phone call was unsolicited, it meant a lot.

It is our hope that all political leaders will reach out to the Adopt-A-Highway groups and advocates that pick up other folks trash in an effort to improve the image and economy of Arizona so they feel appreciated.

You have been very generous with your time and energy in keeping informed as to our group effort.

Gary Chamberlain FVUSA
“America the Beautiful & BagReadyJobs” empowering our nation’s youth
FolksvilleUSA@Gmail.com

The Cub Scout Pack 330 Prescott Valley may be our future role models and leaders.

Story per Prescott Valley Tribune
http://pvtrib.com/main.asp?SectionID=74&SubSectionID=114&ArticleID=59206

You may post comment to the Prescott Valley Tribune through the link above and to the SedonaEyE.com.

We need to start recognizing our youth groups that do good deeds.

Gary Chamberlain
Cornville AZ
Vietnam Combat Veteran

Thanks for the comments!

This effort will only be carried forward with the help of new participants, anti-littering messages and community support ….. there is something for everyone to do!

What if the Folksville USA “America the Beautiful & BagReadyJobs” concept and Keep Sedona Beautiful KSB combined their efforts to increase education, awareness and participation in the school systems and student participation?

Do our youth and many adults remember the “broken window theory” that we at Folksville USA call the “Broken Highway Theory”? Both of these theories effect the economics of a community.

Can anyone tell me where any anti-littering messages are being regularly taught in the local school system?

The FVUSA 2014 goal is to capture stories about all youth groups that have their “America the Beautiful” stories printed in our local media. FVUSA will send these stories to other media organizations locally and nationally when permitted to do so.

It would be nice to know more about Cub Scout Pack 330, could their story be made available to the SedonaEyE.com?

Photos are worth 1,000’s of words.

W.A.R. – Words, Actions and Results are what we need more of!

Gary Chamberlain
FVUSA News
Cornville AZ
Vietnam Combat Veteran

Your words speak volumes. Finally appropriate acknowledge has been extended for a tremendous community service for which everyone benefits. Good, good.:-)