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Ann Johnson Quotes
«I was very disappointed at the first verdict. That's my son, and I was hoping at the most manslaughter because I know he would never hurt anybody unless he was protecting Tony, but I'm thankful that his life was saved. I'm thankful for the lawyers that he had. They have been like family to us, and we just going to pray.»
Author: Ann Johnson
«We encourage anybody who has an interest in Pound to be a part of the management team, ... By no means is it limited. If you have a desire to work with us, we'd love to have you.»
Author: Ann Johnson
«We beat our own hopes.»
Author: Ann Johnson
«Stay away from the money box. The money box should be closed.»
Author: Ann Johnson
«They have had a whole lot of effect, ... At least you can go out, and you don't see them (drug dealers) standing up on the corner.»
Author: Ann Johnson
«Men need nutrition, counseling and health classes just as much as women,»
Author: Ann Johnson
«There is no attempt by Walter Reed to hide the number of patients we receive.»
Author: Ann Johnson
«We're real relieved not to have to go to trial. It was very hard on our family and I'm sure it was on the other families.»
Author: Ann Johnson
«I know he would never hurt anybody unless he was protecting Tony. But I'm thankful that his life's saved. I'm thankful for his lawyers that he had. They've been like family to us.»
Author: Ann Johnson
«The new value added is going to be difficult for high-performing groups. It's harder to show growth.»
Author: Ann Johnson