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Statement from Clarksville Human Relations Commission on the murder of Juan Julian Vasquez
On behalf of all of us with the Clarksville Human Relations Commission, we are deeply saddened and shocked at the death of Mr. Juan Julian Vasquez and his son, Thomas. Mr. Vasquez was vice-chair of the CHRC and served with dignity, honor, and great pride.
We will miss his passion, integrity, and his sincere desire to make a positive difference in the city of Clarksville for all of its residents. His voice was one of reason and was driven by his sincere hope that together, we could bring about real change and encourage a better relationship between all of Clarksville’s social, ethnic, and racial groups.
Yes, he will indeed be missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends. We were proud to know and serve with him.
Sincerely,
David W. Shelton
Secretary, CHRC
Public Relations Committee Chair
About David W. Shelton 
Posts by David W. Shelton are copyright (c)200-2009 by the author. All rights reserved.
David W. Shelton is a writer, speaker and activist in Clarksville, a former partner of Clarksville Online, and has served on the Clarksville Human Relations Commission. His passions include film and complete equality for all people, and he has worked in various capacities to work toward this goal. He is currently an illustrator, graphic designer, trainer, and is the owner of Imagine Media Solutions. He is an Adobe® Certified Instructor in Photoshop®.
Web Site: http://www.skippingtothepiccolo.com/
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