Thank You, Georgia

Posted on Jul 29, 2009 by William Santana Li

For the last 3 years we have called the State of Georgia home. During that time we’ve met hundreds of wonderful people. We couldn’t possibly list them all here (you know who you are) but I did want to take a moment to specifically thank those that have gone above and beyond the call of duty in a private or public capacity to help the cause of producing the Carbon E7 for our nation’s first responders:

Georgia State Patrol
Mr. Sonny Seals
Mr. Penn Nicholson and the firm of Bryan Cave Powell Goldstein LLP
Mr. Tom Lee and the firm of KPMG LLP
Mr. Don Chapman
Mr. Mark Lytle
Mr. Wayne Hodges
Ariel Savannah Angel Partners
Mr. Rick Winger and the team at Savannah Economic Development Authority
State Attorney General Thurbert Baker
U.S. Senator Saxby Chambliss
U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson
U.S. Representative Nathan Deal
Lt. Governor Casey Cagle
State Senator Eric Johnson
City of Forest Park
Mr. Monte Wilson and Mr. Bill Halter and the firm of HOK Architects
Mr. Forrest Robinson
City of Braselton and Hall County

Additionally, we wanted to personally thank Governor Sonny Perdue for his team’s leadership in putting forth a comprehensive proposal to us for our consideration. But our country calls and we need to find the best location to execute our plans quickly and unfortunately at this point in time that will not be in the State of Georgia. But no matter where we call home, the Carbon E7 will have a positive effect on every state, county, city, town, airport, college campus, port, border, and high value target. What Georgia can be proud of is that it was there “at the beginning of the movie” and for the longest time, “Georgia will be on our mind”! Thank you Georgia!

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Comments

Nancy Musselwhite said:

Dear Bill, Stacy, and the rest of the Carbon Team, I will forever be honored to have met you and worked with you during the tough decision years. You are an amazing team of individuals and we will follow your story and watch for your success. In the past 2 months, my oldest daughter Sarah graduated from the Univ. of Georgia and decided to become a police officer so now I have a personal and vested interest in seeing the E7 on the street. All the best to you... Sincerely, Nancy Musselwhite

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