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<h3 class="title">Conspiracy & Corruption Infectious Within Division of
Professional Licensure</h3>
<h3 class="title">“It’s Time to Investigate” – Governor
Patrick</h3>
<h4 class="titlesmall">UPDATE: July 7, 2007</h4>
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<p><strong>Part 2</strong></p>
<p><em>“Is it at the direction of George K. Weber, Director of the Division
of Professional Licensure or is it the personal action of D.P.L.’s
Chief Counsel, Kathe F. Mullally, to withhold Public Records visually inspected
and requested by me during an “in situ” inspection on April
24, 2007 – more than 8 weeks ago?”</em></p>
<p>As one of the prominent players assigned to the Board of Registration of
Funeral Directors and Embalmers has so eloquently stated in correspondence
– “and the Saga continues…”</p>
<p><u>Unfortunately, “Yes, it does!”</u> Let’s continue.
In an effort to deny me access to copies of public records, which I inspected,
listed, notated, and personally handed to Chief Counsel for the Division
of Professional Licensure, Kathe F. Mullally, on April 24, 2007, the following
letter was received from Ms. Cheryl Yebba, Public Records Administrator
for the entire Division of Professional Licensure dated May 21, 2007.</p>
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<p> <strong> </strong><strong>- </strong>May 21, 2007 Letter from Cheryl
Yebba, Administrator of Public Records, MA Division of Professional Licensure<strong>
</strong><a href="/documents/MAR262007.pdf">[Download]</a></p>
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<p>Clearly an attempt to thwart my efforts to obtain the requested public
records by fabricating cost beyond ones authority, Ms. Yebba (I do not believe
for a moment Ms. Yebba drafted the correspondence) signed the aforementioned
correspondence as the Division’s Public Records Administrator.</p>
<p>On June 5, 2007 I forwarded the following correspondence directly to George
K. Weber, Director, Division of Professional Licensure – for as the
Director ultimately responsible for the actions and statements of his employees
and staff; it was time for him to stand up and be counted (I meant to say
– “accountable”) for the cancer that had permeated the
Division for which he was/is the responsible official. </p>
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<p> <strong> - </strong>June 5, 2007 Correspondence to Mr. George K. Weber,
Esq. <a href="/documents/JUN52007.pdf">[Download]</a></p>
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<p>Not surprised for a moment that Mr. Weber (Director, DPL) chose not to
respond to my correspondence dated June 5, 2007 in a timely manner, I forwarded
another correspondence to Mr. Weber on June 18, 2007.</p>
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<p>I have come to realize that either “email and 1st Class Mail”
get the attention of the government functionaries in the Division of Professional
Licensure or “certified mail” are the only means of assuring
that correspondence does not go astray. As you will see, my correspondence
dated June 18, 2007 and forwarded to Mr. Weber got an immediate response,
not from Mr. Weber as you will note, but from Ms. Yebba. In her letter to
me dated June 20, 2007 (please note the date – June 20, 2007), in
the opening paragraph Ms. Yebba references incorrectly a correspondence
I supposedly sent to Mr. Weber dated June 21, 2007 – the day after
she supposedly signed the letter to follow. I suspect like just about every
piece of correspondence from the Division of Professional Licensure, the
correspondence was back-dated in order to meet definitive timeframes that
were missed – and in this case, the “faus-pax” was not
caught in time. Therefore, Ms. Yebba in her infinite wisdom was able to
project the future in her correspondence to me dated June 20, 2007, herewith
presented.</p>
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of Public Records, MA Division of Professional Licensure <a href="/documents/JUN202007.pdf">[Download]</a></p>
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<p>As you can see, Ms. Yebba’s response on June 20, 2007 is a repeat
of the content of the correspondence she signed on May 21, 2007. <u><strong>Please
note: </strong></u>Nothing in the way of a response from George K. Weber,
Director, DPL.</p>
<p>It became apparent to me that I needed to become educated on the Public
Records Law for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. I blocked out the day,
Monday, July 2, 2007 and went to the Law Library at the Worcester County
Courthouse. Not trained in any aspect of the legal profession (having lived
my 62 years relying on exercising good judgment – and seeking justice
by knowing the facts before making any decisions), I was at the mercy of
law librarians to point me in the right direction. This they did and I spent
7+ hours reading and reading more. I was overwhelmed, to say the least.
I left the law library with 8 pages of notes and information on the Public
Records Law for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, which assisted me in
a letter I forwarded to Chief Counsel, Mullally on Wednesday, July 4, 2007.</p>
<p>At this time I shall reframe from publishing my correspondence to Ms. Mullally,
pending a response from Ms. Mullally and receipt of the public records I
requested on April 24, 2007.</p>
<p>Yes, the Saga continues as does the flow of an estimated $2.6+M of taxpayer
dollars wasted by the State Board and Division of Professional Licensure
in a <em>“witch hunt”</em> - those following the proceedings
cannot believe is happening in the year 2007. </p>
<p>In the last update, I referenced correspondence I forwarded to Ms. Anne
Roan, president, Massachusetts Funeral Director’s Association (M.F.D.A.),
indicating before I presented any information I was awaiting a response
from Ms. Roan and the MFDA. Well, it took a couple of weeks, but the response
is now in hand. Along with an update of my attempts to obtain public records
dating back several months now, the next update will provide you, the reader;
you the funeral director; and you the consumer an awareness that may (or
may not) surprise you – but at a minimum, you will see for yourself
the direction and path the funeral business (at least in Massachusetts)
has chosen.</p>
<p><strong>Next Update – July 17, 2007<br>
</strong><em><strong>Subject -
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<p align="center"><em>“Membership in M.F.D.A. has NO Value!”<br>
“Fearful Truth Be Known” - Massachusetts Funeral Director’s
Association declines invitation to participate in independent review of
State Board Decision</em></p>
<p align="left"><em><strong>Stay Tuned.</strong></em></p>
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