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House up for sale to send daughter to med school
Manchester father puts family house up for sale to send daughter to medical school
Desperate dad
BY DONNA HUSSEY-WHYTE Sunday Observer staff reporter husseyd@jamaicaobserver.com
Sunday, September 28, 2014 6 Comments
Georgia and her proud dad George Lindsay at their New Forest home in Manchester last Friday.
A Manchester father, desperate to raise $1 million to send his daughter to medical school in China, has put his family house up for sale, saying that he would do anything to prevent her from experiencing the hardships he endured growing up.
"Is because it never sell at the time why you come here and see it now," George Lindsay told the Jamaica Observer on Friday.
"I put up the sign out at the front of the road and quite a few people came and look at it. But I never had the registered title. If I had the registered title, I would be a happy man, because it would have been sold and her schooling taken care of," he said.
"When I told people I was selling my house and sending her to school they told me they would not do it, because pickney may not turn 'roun and look back on them. But I said 'how would you know? I will run the risk'. And it is still up for sale," he insisted
http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...e-dad_17626332
Desperate dad
BY DONNA HUSSEY-WHYTE Sunday Observer staff reporter husseyd@jamaicaobserver.com
Sunday, September 28, 2014 6 Comments
Georgia and her proud dad George Lindsay at their New Forest home in Manchester last Friday.
A Manchester father, desperate to raise $1 million to send his daughter to medical school in China, has put his family house up for sale, saying that he would do anything to prevent her from experiencing the hardships he endured growing up.
"Is because it never sell at the time why you come here and see it now," George Lindsay told the Jamaica Observer on Friday.
"I put up the sign out at the front of the road and quite a few people came and look at it. But I never had the registered title. If I had the registered title, I would be a happy man, because it would have been sold and her schooling taken care of," he said.
"When I told people I was selling my house and sending her to school they told me they would not do it, because pickney may not turn 'roun and look back on them. But I said 'how would you know? I will run the risk'. And it is still up for sale," he insisted
http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...e-dad_17626332
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