Letter to the Editor: On the Sudan

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Lives will be saved in the Sudan because of your feature on Emmanuel Mathiang, who escaped being killed by his government and now lives in NJ (“A Sudanese Refugee Finds Peace,” U.S. 1, April 26). The Piano Teachers Forum of Central NJ is very grateful to both you and Mr. Mathiang, who spoke at our recent benefit concert for the Sudan, which raised nearly $7,000 for “Doctors without Borders.”

Anyone who was unable to attend but wants to help can mail a check made out to “Doctors without Borders” c/o 8 DeLotto Drive Hamilton 08619. Thank you, U.S. 1, for your covereage.

Marianna Torres

Hamilton

CE – US1

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