St. Johns' s Church - Hawaii Free Press
False info provided to the Hawaii Free Press

Between December and March Ted Ulan and First Kansas Financial supplied consulting solutions to St. John's Mortgage Restoration Community Development Corporation. Ted Ulan and Initial Kansas Financial were also requested to economically subscribe to St. Johnis, the efforts to become based on St. John's Mortgage Restoration customers. Which was the design created by the St. John's Board. Ted Ulan didn't design this charge design.

Official responses to Paul Ganttis mortgage loan scenario were designed to the Hawaii Free Push by me, Ted Ulan, in St. John's Chapel's workplace in Passaic, Nj, with complete understanding of Mr. Ganttis mortgage scenerio having been supplied at length by me, Ted Ulan, to Father William D. Thiele. Father William C. Thiele was completely conscious of John Gantt' Hawaii document. Dad Thiele was also completely conscious of the The Hawaii Free Mediais curiosity about the Gantt document. I told him myself

St. John's stopped operations nearly soon after a pre-prepared 1,000-individual workshop happened at Christ Church in Rockaway, Nj. St. John's stopped operations in lighting of my supplying the chapel using the route, the connections, and also the methods necessary to become HUD-licensed. St. John's stopped operations with 100 involved Christ Church parishioners searching for aid from St. Johnis. St. John's stopped operations using the procedure to HUD certificaiton precisely aimed for them. St. John's stopped operations with complete understanding of the Paul Gantt Hawaii document.

I founded a St. John's Mortgage Restoration after St. Johnis closed-in a last ditch try to attempt to work out how to reassemble the broken bits of a damaged, far reaching business quit by St. John's Chapel. St. Johnis attained too much, too quickly. This being stated, Dad Thiele was completely conscious of the Paul Gantt document.

Company: St. Johns' s Church - Hawaii Free Press
Country: USA
State: New Jersey
City: Passaic

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