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Zombies life-affirming

Sat., Sept. 13, 2014

Regarding “Undead reckoning: Zombie slayers clean up Comstock Park, raise funds” (Aug. 31):

I was reading this article while being intrigued at how good the act was to support charities. Of course, many good acts are done this day and age, but this article specifically stuck out to me because of the charity they were supporting: one that takes juvenile delinquents and turns their life around.

I enjoy that. I like seeing people become good, because I know that when they become good, they lead a much better life.

Thank you for the article; it was a pleasure reading it.

Timothy Bennett

Cheney

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