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Stories from the Wall of Hope at the Purple Heart House

Stories from the Wall of Hope at the Purple Heart House

A message from Christopher Robin Sr.

2002 12 05

Hello Fellow Victims of Family Court,

Your response to "Surviving Family Court Destruction" was surprising and brought back so much of the painful memories of the hundreds of stories we had on the Wall of Hope.  So many sent pictures and stories but asked me not to have their name on the picture.  They were fearful that somehow, the Family Law NAZIS would see the stories and punish them.  Can you believe that we must live in that much fear?  UNBELIEVABLE in the land of the FREE?

I just wanted to send you a sampling of a few of the stories that came straight from the heart and soul of fathers, grandparents, and even children who sent their stories and pictures.

After the response from so many of you, it surely opened wounds that I thought were healed.  Who knows … if I ever see my son, He and I just may become and activists and start all over with the Purple Heart House.  If you haven’t seen the old house for awhile, just punch up Purple Heart House on the net --- and search.  A couple activists still have the story there.  We will up-date it and add the epilogue ……since the story there was when there were only a few hundred hearts.

Here are just a few of your stories that were on our Purple Heart Wall of Hope:

I am one of the luckier fathers in that I have joint custody of my three children.  However, the court has forced me to pay more than half my income for child support so I must work extra jobs in order to support myself.  My extra jobs take all the time away from my opportunity to parent my kids.

I’m doing my very best to stay in touch with my beloved kids by phone and arranging special days I can visit with them.

The court system is interfering with our ability to raise our children by strangling us with outrageous financial demands.

KIDS NEED BOTH PARENTS...

but the court system is not allowing it.

Robert Valentine
Eldersburg, MD

Dear Christopher Robin,

Here’s a picture of our 1997 Purple Hearts for Father’s Day event in Pittsburgh, PA.

Thanks for the Purple Heart Wall of Hope and a chance for all of us to tell our stories.   KIDS NEED BOTH PARENTS!

Never ever give up!

Congress for Families
Pittsburgh, PA

Here are pictures of my sons, Nick, age 12 and Cameron, age 11.  I’ve been trying to get visitation of my boys for more than 5 years.  The court has allowed their mother to take my sons from California to Utah and now to Kansas.  My sons are looking forward to the day when they can live with their dad.

Patrick Uhri
Vista, CA

We fight for our country but if we divorce, the courts allow our X-spouses to have OUR pensions for the rest of their lives even if they remarry!  It’s time the government warns our military men about what awaits them if they marry and divorce.

Gordon
W. Newbury, MA
SFSRA

The last time I saw my dad was Christmas eve, 1994.  My mom took me away and I have lived in Texas, Arizona, Washington, Florida and New York.  I have gone to 5 different schools in three years.

It's not fair.  I love my dad and miss him very much.

Taylor Beacom, age 11
Plano, Texas

I haven't seen my dad since June 1996 and I miss him very much. The court says I can be with my dad but my mom won't let me, My dad is my best friend.
Sean and Frederick used to have a happy family but now they live with their mother and only get to see daddy every other weekend.  They sometimes forget what their daddy looks like because mother threw away all the pictures of him.
My mother moved far away from my dad and now we live with her mother, my grandma who is a lawyer.

They make it very hard for me to see my dad but he said he would never give up because he loves me so much.

There is absolutely nothing in this world as important to me as my daughter--all else pales in comparison.  I am one of the luckier ones because I am a full time parent to my daughter Amy.
I'm 11 years old and I want to live with my dad.  I haven't been allowed to see him since I was 7 years old and I need my dad.
My daughter is 12 years old.   I haven't seen her since December 1, 1995.  I miss her very much.  I hope one day my daughter can visit "The Wall of Hope" with me to see how much I love her.  My prayers and love is for all the fathers and children of the world who are suffering from this injustice in our society.
It's been more than a year since I've seen or heard from my beloved son, Jason, age 5 1/2.  My unconditional love for him has not diminished due to his absence.  My divorce decree specifies shared time...but my son's mother refuses contact and the court will not enforce the order.  Where is the justice and who has the best interest of my son except me?
My father and I were best friends ever since I was born.

Now, my dad gets to visit me every other weekend.  We miss each other very much.

Jeremy Boucree
Rowland Heights, CA

I haven't seen my wonderful children for three years and these were the only photos I could find.  The photo albums were also part of the plunder of divorce.  I was always their main care-giver during the marriage.  There is nothing more cruel in the world than a court system that purposely destroys a family.  Children need both parents.
Matt’s dad flies all the way from Texas to Florida every six weeks to take him back to his house.  Matt loves it there because he has a donkey to ride and lots of planes that his dad makes for him.  Matt's dad loves his son more than anyone else in the world and they are very lucky because they get to see each other more than most of the boys and girls on this wall get to see their fathers.
This is my dad and me at Christmas, 1995.  It was the first time we'd seen each other in eleven years....since I was one year old.  We haven't seen each other since then.  I'll always love my dad even though people try to keep us apart.  When I get big enough, I will run away and live with my dad.
My name is Kevin Say.   I love my dad and know he loves me. The little time together goes so fast.  I always wish I could stay longer.  My dad's trying to make things work better.   My dad always puts my brother and me first.

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My name is Kyle Say. My dad and I love each other a lot. I wish I could spend more time with my dad instead of having to leave again. I miss him a lot when we're apart.

Kevin and Kyle Say
Madison, Ohio

This is a picture of my daughter, Gari Lynn, from 2 years ago.  I'm not even sure what she looks like today.   I miss her so much.  There is such corruption in the family court system, it's like McCarthyism in the 1990's.
I am a loving and caring father but when we divorced, the court forced me to become a stranger to my children, Rachel and Jeremy, and allowed me to see them only two days a month.

I have not seen my children since 1993.  Family courts are destroying families all over the world.

Gene Keyes
Halifax, Nova Scotia

Our marriage ended after 7 years and our five year old daughter, along with everything else, was awarded to the mother.  Memorial Day 1994 was the last time I saw my angel, who is now 15.  She has been completely alienated from her father.
I sincerely miss my children, Jennifer and Jeffrey, more than you can know.  The pain of not seeing them is sometimes beyond imagination.  They would be with me now if the Family Court system was not completely corrupt.

Paul Brundage
Fairfax, VA

This is my son Roy and me whom I have not seen for 7 years.  If you see my precious son, please tell him his father Jack loves him and that he will always will be the most important person in my life.

Jack Garbuz New York, NY

On August 1, 1996, I was awarded custody of my children, Angela and Donnie.  The next day, their mother kidnapped them and fled to Oklahoma, then to Arizona and now in Colorado.  When I last spoke to my ex-wife by phone she said that if I continued to fight her, she would accuse me of molestation.  Is there anyone in the world who can help my children and me?
This is Kaitlin, age 10 and Casey, age 5 with me the last time we were together.  With the court's permission, their mother moved them far away from their me.  Fathers are people too.  We are loving, caring, nurturing parents.  Our children need us and we deserve to parent out children.  Kids Need their fathers.
This is my beloved son, [Name withheld upon request], age 4 and me.  I have spent many thousands of dollars in attorney’s fees just to get joint legal custody of my son...and yet, only see him every other weekend.  Those thousands of dollars on this corrupt system would have paid for a wonderful education for my son’s future.

We must fight to change this idiotic system that makes lawyers and judges rich and destroys families.

[Name and location withheld upon request — the author fears that the system for the implementation of the planned destruction of the family may cause him harm.]

After being virtually a single parent for 8 years, I was thrown out of their lives by Nova Scotia Courts in 1993.   My children went without seeing their father for 3 1/2 years.

Only recently have they been able to visit me.  My children Paul, 9 and Natalie, age 11, will tell you about the corruption in the court system, for they lived it.

Paul S. Parks
Halifax, Nova Scotia

This is my daughter, Rosa Flores.  She wants to live with me but the court allows her to visit only every other weekend.  Rosa cries each time she has to go back to her mother.

The judge said if I don’t stop fighting so hard for custody, he’ll take my daughter away permanently...but I will never stop fighting for justice for my child.

Bill Flores,
Toronto, Canada

These are my sons, Jeff, Andrew and Eric.  They now live with my X-wife and her boyfriend, an ex-con felon who takes them to bars and they are left in the car as mommy and mommy’s boyfriend gamble.

My attorney warned me not to fight for custody or the judge would automatically give the children to the mother, even if she was an "ax-murderer."  Is there any justice in America?

Mark Mutchler
North Platte, Nebraska


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Posted 2002 12 07
Updates:
2002 12 15 (added more links)
2004 11 19 (removed names of a father and of his son)