Audrey Callaway writes to try to clear up the situations in her life and encourage those involved to move on.

Dear Everyone,

I would just like to take this opportunity to clear up a few things and instead of writing to everyone individually, I decided to write one big letter and address everyone at the same time. I will write a little to each of you receiving this letter. I hope everyone will understand and let things rest after this. I want all of us to be able to move on with our lives. The past needs to stay just that and we need to move forward. I want to be able to move on in peace.

First I want to address my brother. I never meant to hurt you. If I had known us meeting would cause so many problems for you and your family, I never would have pursued it. I would have steered clear of you. I’m sorry for all the pain and heartache our interactions have caused you. I don’t want the hurt to continue, so it is for this reason it is best if we just cut ties and move on. I don’t wish you any harm or hurt, I only wish the best for you and your family.

Second, Louisiana Sandusky, I in no way, shape or form wish to snub or disregard the wonderful things you have done for my family. I deeply appreciate them. I do not hold any hard feeling against you or your family. Neither does anyone in my family. I do however feel our days of being friends are over. There are many reasons for this, but I don’t care to go into them in this letter. I hope you can understand, I am looking out for all of us, I don’t want anymore bad blood to pass between us. I think it is better to part on good terms.

Thirdly, I want to address my dear friends. I can’t say often enough how much your friendship and support has meant to me and my family. Those I count among my best friends are of course: Naomi Cohen, Kendra Kent, and Louisa Mason. Without your love and support, I would not have been able to survive the many trials in my life. I value your kindness more than I could ever express and I cannot thank you for all you have done for me and my family.

I will close now. I hope I have not left anyone out, if I have, blame it on my being the mother of seven kids. Those who have children understand! To my good friends thank you again, to Wayne and Lousiana, I hope you will understand and we can put this behind us.

Audrey Callaway