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A willow to weep for

Sat., April 18, 2009

The Spokesman-Review

I was happy to read Ira Amstadter’s letter (April 11) about the beautiful willow tree in the parking lot on Spokane Falls Boulevard. I, too, have admired this tree since the early ’80s when I worked on the 12th floor of the Paulsen Building.

We must save this beauty.

Nancy Stachofsky

Spokane

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