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Donna Williams Quotes
«Monday night is going to be like Christmas. He's been waiting a long time and it's finally here.»
Author: Donna Williams
«I'd ask him, 'Willie, why did you do that?' ... But he never knew why.»
Author: Donna Williams
«I think Taylor's come a long way. It was pretty bad 20 years ago.»
Author: Donna Williams
«The goal is to be able to serve the visitors we have and we get a facility that meets their needs, ... Eventually it will bring more people.»
Author: Donna Williams
«They have fun and they learn about discipline. But they're also going to learn about teamwork and responsibility.»
Author: Donna Williams
«I'd ask him, 'Willie, why did you do that?' ... But he never knew why.»
Author: Donna Williams
«It would seem to me that, regardless of the bottom line, there are (board members) who are going to vote for it no matter what the cost. I mean, the price went through the roof and it still passed.»
Author: Donna Williams
«I would have waited a few months, and see what was going to happen and see if maybe the taxpayer could have a reduction in property tax and maybe be more amenable to spending money.»
Author: Donna Williams
«It was a wonderful turnout. Be ready for next year.»
Author: Donna Williams
«I grew up in Worcester, and we never thought twice about the Blackstone. It was something south of the city -- and in the '50s and '60s, when I was growing up, it was pretty dirty -- so no one thought about it much.»
Author: Donna Williams
