When The Courts Won’t Allow Parents To Be Parents And They Negligently Abuse The Same Children They Claim They Are Protecting By Separating Them From Their Parents, What Options Are Left To Communicate With Your Children – Many Parents Just Like Samantha And Nicholas Haas Have To Post Messages Online In Hopes That Their Children Will Some Day Read Their Messages And Realize That It Was Not They Who Choose To Be Separated From Their Children!

Dear AGH & LRH of Londonderry, NH;

The last time you saw your father, it was September 26th 2009.  We have pictures of the two of you, playing at our house that day.

Your dad and I have saved every picture of you, and every year, we contact your school photographer to get your school pictures, just so we can watch you grow.
You are seven and nine years old.  You were five and seven the last time your father could say he loved you.
He fights everyday for you both.  He misses you terribly.
You are too young to understand and too innocent to know.
 
You have done nothing wrong.  You are always loved by us and you need to know that your father never walked away from you.  He grieves in his heart for you both everyday.

With this letter, I can only hope, that you will know, in your hearts, that we will never give up on you.  We love you.

Love,
Samantha Haas (your stepmom)
Hooksett, NH
Ph. 603-858-6634