Extra thanks needed for Amy’s helpers

Sir,
I would like to thank you and all your staff, especially Jill Campbell Mackay, for the moving article which you published in seven magazine concerning my daughter Amy Keen and her CD to be sold for Breast Cancer Awareness and The Cancer Support Group here in Cyprus. I hope that your readers will support Amy in her cause.
This CD would not have been possible without the sponsorship and support of the directors, staff and pupils of the American Academy Limassol and Paphos where Amy is a pupil.

The school have most generously sponsored Amy for the production costs of her CD as well as actually designing the artwork following a competition held amongst the pupils to produce the winning cover design. The credit for design of the artwork is due to Adam Hollyman who is a pupil at the school in Paphos.

There are many individuals whom I would like to thank for the participation in this project as well as those who have already pledged to purchase the CD, I cannot name everyone individually but I am sure that they are all aware of our gratitude for the support and understanding which they have to Amy and our family.

Once again my heartfelt thanks and I wish all your readers a very Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year.
 
Russell Keen,
Paphos
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