Resignation:
I want to thank
Diamondhead property owners for their support and I appreciate the opportunity
to have served you the last two years. This was a difficult decision for me to make.
I know many would prefer I go out with a big bang, but that is not my style. I do have mixed feelings and I feel I am
letting down those of you who do support my efforts and time.
Currently, I have to go
with my gut feelings, and my gut feelings tell me it is time to resign. The board and I have irreconcilable
differences on how to conduct Diamondhead business.
I cherish the fact that I
have kept an ‘open door’ policy so anyone could talk to me about anything
anytime. I have never had a private
agenda. Honesty is the best policy, and
I have always treated everyone with respect and dignity. Property owners should demand this from all
board members.
Like it or not, I was part
of this board. This board has a dark
cloud hanging over it, and I know how it got there. If I stay on the
board then I am part of the problem and not the solution. Maybe, the board will function better knowing
I will not be the thorn in their side; I will not be there to critic their
every move. From their prospective, I’m
sure that gets old. From my perspective,
I had to look out for the welfare of the community as a whole by encouraging
the practice of good business and common sense.
I wish nothing but the
best for the current new board.
I have submitted a
resignation to the board and this is my resignation to the community. We love living in Diamondhead, I appreciate
the people I have met and the friends I have made the last two years and I am
truly sorry for the friends we have lost over my decisions. Thank
you, Diamondhead.
