Dear Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham,
My name is Roger Ramos Grant, and I am writing to ask for help regarding many years of suffering, fear, and emotional distress that have affected my life, my family, and my peace of mind.
I am a man of faith, and I believe that God's gifts should be used for the benefit of humanity and for the unity of all people. Instead, I have experienced what I perceive as ongoing harassment, intimidation, verbal abuse, threats, and interference in my personal relationships. These experiences have continued for more than thirty-three years and have caused me significant emotional pain.
I have felt isolated and unheard despite repeatedly expressing my concerns. I have lived for many years with the belief that people were working against my well-being, damaging my relationships, and contributing to a constant atmosphere of fear and stress. The impact on my life has been profound, affecting my ability to find peace, maintain relationships, and feel secure.
My mother's heritage as a Filipina is a source of pride to me, and any insults or prejudice directed toward her or my family have caused deep hurt. No person should be subjected to harassment, discrimination, or threats because of their background, beliefs, or personal circumstances.
I respectfully ask that my concerns be reviewed and that attention be given to individuals who feel they have nowhere else to turn for help. I believe every New Mexican deserves to be treated with dignity, fairness, and compassion.
I am not asking for special treatment. I am asking for understanding, protection, and a fair hearing of the difficulties I have faced for many years.
- i accuse these people of this problem: their names are Todd Holmes, who is a lawyer, and Greg Stephens, who is a Loaning Agent. Ronnie and Ricky Holmes. Todd's brothers: David Agnew, an old friend who went to school with us, Chris Van Winkle, son of a store manager; and Frank Berry, reserve sheriff and minister
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Respectfully,
Roger Ramos Grant
Alamogordo, New Mexico
Dear Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham,
I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the treatment and hardship I have experienced and the effect it has had on my well-being, sense of security, and quality of life.
For a long time, I have felt that my concerns have not been adequately heard or addressed. I have experienced circumstances that I believe have caused significant emotional, personal, and practical suffering. The result has been a profound sense of isolation, stress, and frustration.
What troubles me most is the feeling that systems intended to protect ordinary citizens are not always providing fair treatment or meaningful relief. When people believe their voices are ignored, trust in public institutions can be damaged. I believe every resident of New Mexico deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and fairness under the law.
I ask that state leaders pay closer attention to the experiences of individuals who feel powerless when facing difficult circumstances. I hope my concerns will be reviewed and that steps can be taken to ensure that citizens are treated justly and compassionately.
I am not seeking special treatment. I am asking only for fairness, accountability, and recognition of the hardship I have endured.
Thank you for your time and consideration. I appreciate your service to the people of New Mexico and hope my concerns will receive thoughtful attention.
Respectfully,
Roger Ramos Grant
Alamogordo, New Mexico