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April 2008
4/30/2008 7:51:00 PM
Name: Troy Sellers
E-mail: t.sellers39@yahoo.com
Comments: Trying to get you to Beaumont for a concert.And wanted to know the cost. Can you let me know as soon as possible.4/30/2008 12:20:00 PM
Name: Ethel Julian
E-mail: ethel.julian@yahoo.com
Comments: Hi Mr B. Felicitation and Salutations I boticed in your Family and Friend Phots that you are posed wit the Rev Wright and you said he has been a major influenmce in your life. Okay, he has been an influence to many black americans I grant you that, but , in MY OOPINION, I feel he is being vindictive and not behaving liKE the intelligent AND inspirational speaker he has proven to be. What do you think? Has he hurt Obamas chances aND DO YOU THINK rEV wRIGHT SHOULD RESPOND TO Mr Obamas' responce and further denouncement of him? Personally I hope the Rev has gotton what he has to say off his chest and quietly put himself in the background Nothing but deveotion , EJ Bham, AL4/30/2008 4:50:00 AM
Name: Pam "PT" Toney
E-mail: mazette@juno.com
Comments: Good morning and GOD bless family. I just needed to say a couple of things to ......somebody... and who better to talk to than "family". First of all this election is getting rather chaotic, but all elections especially the presidential election, can get off focus of what's really going on. There are many real issues that need attention, and I don't feel that race or Rev. Wright should be one of them, but the reality is, that it is. I'm voting for Obama, not just because he is black, one might even recognize that he is of "mixed" lineage as are most americans, so am I. So that is pretty much a mute point with me, but rather, I'm voting for him because I feel that he is the better candidate. I am however proud that a "Black American" has achieved what he has to even have a serious chance of winning a presidential election given the history of Blacks in America and the "is he ready sentiment", which I don't think is as much, is he ready, but is America ready. There are a lot of things on my mind, but I don't want to usurp a lot of space on this site because this is a refuge where we come for "love and happy feelins", but Frankie is so gracious to post ALL of our entries. I just wanted to say to you, to not let this disuade you in your voting and to vote YOUR concious & YOUR beliefs. Do not get caught up nor confused by the coverage by the media. I get so frustrated when I'm watching CNN or the news and I'm sitting there telling them that they are so off track.....but they can't hear me! But anyway...I love you, I love America, I love EVERYBODY! GOD's word says to love your neighbor...EVEN those who despitefully use you...and I am a strong believer of the word! Have a BLESSED DAY! "Frankies' Angel" Pam4/29/2008 6:23:00 PM
Name: Margo Kibblewhite
E-mail: makn1@juno.com
Comments: I remember you when you guys were "Raw Soul"4/29/2008 4:39:00 PM
Name: BOBBETTE H. GAINES
E-mail: bobbieg504@bellsouth.net
Comments: I like to say that I still enjoy your music. I have a co-worker that loves you more. Everytime you have come to New Orleans, she has attend your shows. I would like to know if there is a souvenir that you can send to her. She will be retiring from the State of Louisiana on June 26, 2008, with (30) years of service. Her theme is Frankie Beverly & Maze featuring Gail Butler. If would be nice if we could present her with something from you.4/29/2008 2:04:00 PM
Name: Patricia
E-mail: N2MAZE@aol.com
Comments: Apply this quote to what is going on NOW!!!! *Half the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel important. They don't mean to do harm-- but the harm does not interest them. Or they do not see it, or they justify it because they are absorbed in the endless struggle to think well of themselves!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!4/29/2008 2:04:00 PM
Name: Rita Beall
E-mail: rbeall@aglresources.com
Comments: My father introduced me to Frankie Beverly & Maze when I was about 12 years old (1977). The first song that I recall hearing was "You're Not The Same." Now, 30 years later, I'm still on the "Maze Craze." I have every album on wax and CD; I am a life-long fan of this band. I live in Atlanta and try to attend at least one show per year when Maze comes to town. I love Frankie Beverly and want to say "thank you" for staying true to the Maze sound.4/29/2008 1:02:00 PM
Name: Willa Pembleton
E-mail: willa.pembleton@us.army.mil
Comments: Love you your music and the band since I can remember. My sister has always "flip" over you all. I hope that when you come to Columbia, SC for the Black Expo, that you will stay for the next days events. The competition set up by CW47 yields some vocals out of this world. Another taste of the real Old School R & B sound. Watch for a young lady named Kiera.4/29/2008 11:02:00 AM
Name: Cheryl T.
E-mail: nicejustice321@yahoo.com
Comments: Hello, Frankie. This is one of your relatives from D.C. and Newtown, VA. I just wanted to say hi.4/29/2008 10:01:00 AM
Name: Patricia Brown
E-mail: Pbrowndarcel@yahoo.com
Comments: hey frankie just wanted to say hello i have wanted to do this for a long time and i just got around to do it i'm one of your most loving fans that you could have and you didn't even know it. i started listening to you back in the 70's from my mom's boy friend that listened to you faithfully from then i started going to hampton and have been every since so keep on singing and keep on touring love ya always Pat Brown
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