"Continue to look for ways to reach out to them and to their families, to watch over them in what I call the sea of goodwill that I know exists in the country," he said.
I want to emphasize that there are thousands of groups helping families of vets, what some folks call the "sea of goodwill".
Granik walked softly but carried a resume that could literally part a Sea of Red Tape and, unlike many who only barked of problems while surfacing and creating more problems, Granik would grab a No. 2 pencil, a phone and call upon years of goodwill to resolve most problems before anyone else knew they even existed.
It may be the clean youth and imagination of a Charles Lindbergh, calling upon men of goodwill to join him in a party of law and order.
Nor should he have said the world's anti-terrorism strategies were failing, or called for "people of goodwill to stand against fear mongering and injustice".
Jonathan Clark, the Bishop of Croydon who is backing the drive, said: "Detaining people indefinitely in prison-like conditions without judicial oversight is unjust, ineffective and inhumane.That's why Citizens UK are calling on people of goodwill across the country to join them in taking this issue to their parliamentary candidates.
In what he calls a gesture of goodwill, he bought a controlling stake for $370,000 in 1977, raising the money through his savings and a bank loan.
2) Jeff Flake describes the Trump Presidency as a "train wreck" and calls on people of goodwill to no longer remain silent.
That's called the "sea of goodwill" in the military families and veterans community, with some unity arising via the National Resource Directory, nrd.gov.
We ask Allah to continue the success and call on all people of goodwill who think and act strategically to embrace Zaytuna College as their own and assist the founders, faculty, staff and students to make a different world possible.
