This is my neighbor, Kathy. I am going to ask her for her last name the next time I see her, because Kim Hafner, pointed to Kathy as another person who can testify how mentally deranged I am. Kathy’s proof I am insane, consists of my reponce to the “damn” telephone book. Her use of the word “damn” is telling. She is recreating her rage at seeing all these telephone books piled up on the landing we share. They had been there for days. I already took two inside. There is one left. Kathy moves it near my door. I move it back to where it was. She put’s the “damn” book right at my door. I kick over to her door. She leans the “damn” book against a box outsider my door. In the video, she says this is my book. If it was my book, why do I keep shoving it back on her? Then she tells a lie;
“I was trying to help you!”
Here’s my question, why would a SANE WOMAN give such weak evidence as to why I am seriously deranged, then, continue to live next to the CRAZY MAN? I would be afraid if I did what she did, and, I’m a man!
You got to be INSANE to pick a fight with a INSANE MAN! Is it possible, that Kathy does not believe I am insane, and thus, it is SAFE to slander me? It is always SAFE to gang up on anyone and slander them as a group. Sane people don’t want to get back at their ACCUSERS who make false accusations. Right? Thank God for Sane People!
For future references, let’s get a close-up of Kathy so we can know what a sane person looks like. Or, a crazy person, depending whose side your on. Is it possible Kathy is not on her own side? How can that be?
Most sane people, mind their own business, and don’t join in on a Gossip Fest. There are always consequences when you do. None of them are good. Oh sure, it feels good to get back at the Senior Citizen who refused to be jacked around by what can be described as – A WITCH! Kathy never smiles. She is too wounded for some reason. I think it has something to do with a man.
Terrell Turner used to live in Kathy’s appartment. When he played an away game, he always knocked on my door to ask me to look after his girlfriend, a beautiful woman from Austria. LaGarrette Blount lived here.
When my daughter came to visit I had Terrell over for dinner. We were on the news for helping Sandy get up the stairs after I picked her up form the hospital. We are facebook friends. Sarah and Terrell were the best neighbors I ever had.
John Presco
Terrell and Sarah
Terrell and Sarah are getting married in three days. His old friends at McKenzie Meadows wish the Turners the very best! Thanks for being part of our family.
https://www.theknot.com/us/sarah-pointer-and-terrell-turner-jun-2016
After visiting the University of Oregon, the decision had become clear. Turner would become an Oregon Duck.
“I don’t understand how anyone could turn down Oregon,” Turner told me. “It’s such a family atmosphere. Oregon is a great place to get away from a big town.”
Jon
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — On Saturday morning, John Presco could hear the fear in his neighbor’s voice as she left a message on his answering machine.
“Hello John,” said Sandy Maricle. “This is Sandy. Are you home?”
Maricle needed someone to drive her to the hospital.
“I’m in really severe pain in my leg and back,” said Maricle.
With her sciatic nerve throbbing, Maricle barely made it to the car.
“She scooted down on her butt, all the time her face is in agony,” Presco said.
A few hours later, she was released from the hospital — but had no way to get from the car to her second-story apartment.
That all changed when her neighbor, University of Oregon defensive end Terrell Turner showed up, picked Maricle up and carried her up the stairs.
“It was a God-send,” Presco said.
“I was relieved,” Maricle said. “It was like an angel.”
“He was so kind and gentle and just the perfect good Samaritan,” Maricle said.
It’s not the first time this Duck has done a good deed. A few weeks ago, another neighbor needed help carrying a TV up three flights of stairs.
“We got it all the way up so thank God,” Turner said.
Turner said the acts of kindness are inspired by his passion for his family in California.
“I’m just making sure I can help out as if my mom was around to help,” Turner said.
Now, he’s helping his extended family here in Oregon.
“I think a lot of him,” Maricle said.
Rosamond Press 
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