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Article
and Video Courtesy of FOX 4 -- NAPLES
By Emily
Nelson
Published
January 19, 2014
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NAPLES - Linda Karp was shocked when
she received a letter last night telling her to take her down the pink
ribbon that means so much to her.
"Oh I'm very angry... These people are
being outrageously unkind," Karp said.
| Linda Karp said the pink
ribbon is a symbol of courage and survival for the battle
she won against breast cancer sixteen years ago.
"The pink ribbon
represents awareness," Karp said.
But the homeonwers
association at Regent's Park in Naples, the community where
Linda has
rented a villa for the last three years, is telling her the
pink ribbon is a violation rules.
"I'm not offending
anyone. my neighbors are all supportive of breast cancer I
don't know why their not," she said. |
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Karp
showed Four In Your Corner pictures of where the pink ribbon is
displayed... and it's inside her home.
"It's
on the inside of my entry-way," she said.
Four
In Your Corner reached out to get the H-O-A to get some answers. The
representative declined our request for an interview but provided a copy
of the associations documents.
We
did not see anything in the documents specifically stating that signs
inside the home were not allowed. The H-O-A did not return any of
our follow-up calls.
As
for Linda, this is another fight she intends to win.
"I
want them to leave me alone. It's a pink ribbon... I'm not removing
it," Karp said.
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