Agree with the others, bad economy has everyone needing their bills paid, otherwise the companies who say the Banks owe them, have probably already written the debt off as bad debt.

In any case, it was a joy watching you report on this Amy! Especially the night she won! That was precious.

xo

Do you really think that the bank controls Coxes’ funds? Due to the tax issue, the bank have the right to review Coxes’ credit reports.

This and that…..Banks are having some menaces with all the bailouts from the Congress. I thought it was too soft. :-/

I am more inclined to agree with your last sentence… kissing 1 million dollars good-bye, and also this financial situation really stresses everyone out. People are out looking for something to cut, and someone had to suffer with these cuts.

Look at California, many non-profit organizations serving for the deaf are suffering with massive cuts. Same for Georgia. Everyone is working so hard to fundraise money, but asking money from people who are trying to make their ends meet… is even harder!

Everyone’s hurting.

Amy

Ugh, just when some deaf schools are closing for lack of funds. Where will Kansas and SDSD deaf students go? Farther afield in an out-of-state deaf school?

My own town has a $2 million shortfall in state and city funds for the next semester, meaning some teachers and school administration staff will be getting pink slips at the end of this spring semester and classes will be combined, instead of 2 first grade classes, there’ll only be one first grade class and so on at all the local schools, starting in the fall. What a headache for the remaining teachers and staff. The public school systems all over the country are already feeling the pinch too.

The Cox’s situation is but one of many scenarios playing out in this disastrous economy. It’s only the tip of the iceberg. As for the $1 million prize, I think the Coxes can kiss that one good-bye.

Oh well.