Jehovah’s Witnesses
The Bethel Governing Society of Jehovah’s Witnesses
| GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS (704) 399-5707 |
Re: The Governing Society of Jehovah’s Witnesses,
Re: The West Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses,
Subject: This is a follow up requesting refund of a personal loan.
TO THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE JEHOAVHS WITNESSES:
DESPITE EARLIER CORRESONDENCE IN REFRENCE TO THE NINTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR LOAN ($95,000), LOAN ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN GWENDOLYN S. WILLIAMS AND THE NOW DEFUNCT WEST CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH WITNESS’S, AT GUM BRANCH ROAD, CHARLOTTE, N C, 2002.
AS OF THIS DATE, A RESPONSE HAS NOT BEEN OFFERED OF YOUR INTENTIONS AS TO THE REPAYMENT OF THIS LOAN.
EARLIER CORRESONDENCE HAVE SEEMED TO GO UN-NOTICE, NOW I SEE NO OTHER RECOURSE BUT TO SEEK OUTSIDE HELP TO BRING ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER.
A LETTERS WILL BE SENT, TO OUR LOCAL NEWS PAPER, THE OBSERVER, THE LOCAL TELEVISION, WSOC CHANNEL 9, and HELP LINE AS WELL AS TO CONSULT MY LOCAL ATTORNEY. DONATIONS WERE MADE WILLING OF AT LEAST THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR, ($300,000) TO THE HOME OFFICE AND THE LOCAL SOCIETY. AS MUCH AS IT GREIVES ME TO TAKE THESE STEPS, I AM COMPLED TO PROCEED BECAUSE THE JESTER WAS MADE IN GOOD FAITH AND NOW ONLY REQUEST WHAT WAS AGREED TO.
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE:
GWENDOLYN S. WILLIAMS WILSON
Jehovah’s Witnesses
The Bethel Governing Society of Jehovah’s Witnesses
| GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS (704) 399-5707 |
A month has past and as of this date I have had not received any correspondence or contact as to your attentions in a fair and just settlement to my request for reimbursement of the loan made in good faith as to the monies for the specific designation to the abandon building fund of West Congregation, Kingdom Hall in Charlotte, North Carolina.
This is a request for an immediate timetable as to your judgment in this matter. Please respond to this request by November 15, 2005, if not the only other course of action available is for me to pursue, all possible remedies available which may include civil actions and or public recourse.
Contact has been made thought my bank and they are willing to testify that this was a loan.
Sincerely
Gwendolyn Williams.
PS: Enclosed below is a copy of the first letter.
Jehovah’s Witnesses
The Bethel Governing Society of Jehovah’s Witnesses
| GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS (704) 399-5707 |
Members of the Kingdom Hall, West Branch, approached Gwendolyn Williams in 2002, for funds to remedy a severe health hazard caused by a severe problem with mold at this institution.
A meeting took place at Ms. Williams home where she agreed to provide a loan which was to be only used for the renovation or rebuilding of the West Kingdom Hall Congregation at this site.
This was an informal meeting, with only an Elder, his wife, Ms. Williams and at the time her husband present. It’s was explained to Ms. Williams, that there was a need for additional funds to restore or rebuild the building which was causing a health threat to anyone entering the building. Ms. Williams whom her self had not been able to attend meeting at this building because of lung problems her being on oxygen at the time was eager to be able to help.
The Kingdom Hall invested money to trying to correct the mold problem but the result was that it was not a correctable problem and the building was demolishes with plans to rebuild on the same site. Problems occurred and a plan to rebuild on the site abandoned.
Ms. Williams made this loan in good faith with the knowledge that the loan was for this site and this site only.
Ms Williams had given substantial monetary donations not only to the West Congregation but also to the main office in the past as she is sure your records will indicate.
Where as the fund which were intended as a loan for this site were not fulfilled Ms. Williams is requesting the reimbursement of the Ninety-Five Thousand dollars ($95,000), in full. At the time of the agreement, there was also the mention of interest to be paid in which she has no plans of pursuing.
Ms. Williams is only asking for the society to do the right thing and return the money she so freely loaned in good faith without have to seek outside help or to bring any undue publicity to the Society.
Sincerely yours:
Gwendolyn Williams