Dear Mr. Crowe,
Tis sad the person passed before he could be honored, we should give honour to honour is due, which surely I would think that the magnitude of her works would be honoured by the Museum personnel, the Isle, Lord Mayour, and those whom respect her works. We honor here the smallest of works, to the those have accomplished what Ms. Coakley has done, here we even name buildings and parks, after those who have done such as her works. I am sure that many cannot understand this perhaps, but even so, I feel this what is proper and descent.

I have thanked her many times, and as stated I have not been the kindest person in nature to her, but CONFLICT, is heallthy in some forms, and destructive in others, which I shall state, we all make mistakes, and I surely have to eat allot of crow. I have a temper that was passed down and not always easy to control, I try to ammend for those deeds of the tongue.

In all the works I have read and the C D, it is daunting, the amount of time and mind time to accomplish what she has done and just thought perhaps the ISLE OF MAN could see her works and honour her for those works.
Kindly yours,

Mrs. Rosa