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In response to “Higher-earning families part of St. Albert's appeal,” Gazette, April 3: I don’t know if this letter was written to spark debate or just by a very ignorant human being. St.

As a long time St. Albertan (all 40-plus years) as well as belonging to one of the founding families of this community, I am nothing short of appalled by the lengthy letter written and submitted by Chris and Karleena Perry.

You are obviously new here so let me explain how the world works. Parents raise their children to accept everyone for who they are. When the children head off to school they take the values and morals taught to them by their parents.

Re: ‘Higher-earning families part of St. Albert’s appeal,’ April 3.

In response to the article written by Chris and Karleen Perry that appeared in Saturday's Gazette, I have this to say: You claim that those from lower-income families will automatically cause trouble for those with a higher standard of living just be

Chris and Karleena Perry’s letter of April 3 is so wrong on so many levels.

The letter to your paper by Chris and Karleena Perry is unfortunate. I grew up in St. Albert in the 1960s and 1970s and now live in greater Los Angeles. What I recall about St. Albert was an open, accepting community.

I cannot believe you published that disgusting letter from that 'High earning family man.’ If he lived in Fort McMurray, he would be considered the 'low-income' and 'lower-class' citizen of our very diversified city.

Re: ‘Higher-earning families part of St. Albert’s appeal,’ April 3. The letter from Chris and Karleena Perry in Saturday’s Gazette certainly gave me pause.

Re: ‘Higher-earning families part of St. Albert’s appeal,’ Gazette, April 3. After reading the letter written by Chris and Karleena Perry, I was shocked and dismayed.