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PETITION List 03-31-13 Columns PETITION TO FREE LYNNE STEWART: SAVE HER LIFE – RELEASE HER NOW! • 1 • Signatories as of 03/31/13 Rashid Abass, Malabar, Port Elizabeth, South Africa Doug Aerie, Buffalo, New York Andrea Abbott, Oceanport, New Jersey Pam Africa, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Laura Abbott, Woodstock, New York Ramona Africa, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mohammad Abdelhadi, North Bergen, New Jersey Frank Agamemnon, Wayside, New Jersey Hamdiya Fatimah Abdul-Aleem, Charlotte, North Sandrine Ageorges-Skinner, Stafford, Texas Carolina Nina Agerskov, København, Denmark Michael Abdul-Malik Ryan, Homewood, Illinois Ritika Aggarwal, Oakland, California Mahasin Abdul-Musawwir, Alameda, California David Agnew, Harwich, Massachusetts El-Hajj Khalid Abdul-Samad, Cleveland, Ohio Ann Agranoff, Jackson Heights, New York Abou Abdulghani, Cordova, Tennessee Teresa Agrillo, Brooklyn, New York Shareef Abdullah, Inglewood, California Gary Aguilar, San Francisco, California Diane Abell, Patchogue, New York Morgan Ahern, Burton, Washington Teresa Ableiter, Saint Paul, Minnesota Bina Ahmad, Astoria, New York James Abourezk, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Shamshad Ahmad, Albany, New York Peter Abrahamson, Australia Cheryl Ahmed, Buffalo, New York Danielle Abrams, Brooklyn, New York Fahd Ahmed, Jackson Heights, New York Nicholas Abramson, Shady, New York Hisham Ahmed, Lafayette, California Elizabeth Abrantes, Cambridge, Canada Mara Ahmed, Pittsford, New York Alberto P. Abreus, Cliffside Park, New Jersey Lois Ahrens, Northampton, Massachusetts Salma Abu Ayyash, Boston, Massachusetts Hamja Ahsan, London, United Kingdom Cheryle Abul-Husn, Crown Point, Indiana Madeleine Aikenhead, Australia Janne Abullarade, Seattle, Washington Julia Aires, Sarasota, Florida Maher Abunamous, North Bergen, New Jersey Mary Aitken, Victoria, Canada Meredith Aby, Minneapolis, Minnesota Mizue Aizeki, New York, New York Leela Acharya, Toronto, Canada Alan Aja, Brooklyn, New York Judith Ackerman, New York, New York Kanika U. F. Ajanaku, Columbia, South Africa Eddie Acosta, Silver Spring, Maryland Kevin Akin, Riverside, California Caitlin Adams, Bastrop, Texas Akula Akwabi, Tanzania Elizabeth Adams, Marysville, California Kairi Al-Amin, Atlanta, Georgia Lisa Adams, Weimar, California Zuhair Al-Atwi, Berne, New York Mary Adams, Rochester, New York Lamia Alami, New York, New York Miguel Adams, Brooklyn, New York Barbara Albert, Hartford, Connecticut Roger Adams, Eastsound, Washington Sarah Albert, Plainfield, Vermont Lyn Adamson, Toronto, Canada J. Ashlee Albies, Portland, Oregon Jim Adamthwaite, Australia Wolfgang Albrecht, Germany Jane Adas, Highland Park, New Jersey Gale Albright, Hutto, Texas Lisa Addario, Los Angeles, California Kathryn Alder, Vancouver, Canada Nigel Addison, Stafford, United Kingdom Mark Aleshnick, Japan Nancy Adelman, New York, New York Mike Alewitz, New Britain, Connecticut Nora Adelman, Athens, New York Jane Alexander, New York, New York Melissa Aden, Fitchburg, Massachusetts Kerry Alexander, London, United Kingdom Toni Adisano, Brooklyn, New York Sue Alexander, Leverett, Massachusetts Kai Adler Charles K. Alexander II, Albany, New York Michael Adler, Calabasas, California Nadia Alexis, New York, New York PETITION TO FREE LYNNE STEWART: SAVE HER LIFE – RELEASE HER NOW! • 2 • Signatories as of 03/31/13 Jose Alfaro, Bronx, New York Kathie Sarachild Amatniek, New York, New York Alma Alfie, San Francisco, California Karima Amin, Buffalo, New York Robert Alft, Voorheesville, New York Kirsten Andersen, Yonkers, New York Magdalena Algarin, New York, New York Rene Andersen, Hadley, Massachusetts Arifa Ali, Saskatoon, Canada Amy Anderson, Richmond, California Daoud Ali, Worcester, Massachusetts Amy Anderson, Saugerties, New York Kate Ali, Dexter, Oregon Chuck Anderson, Anaheim, California Nadim Ali, Atlanta, Georgia Cynthia Anderson, Grand Haven, Michigan Sitara Ali, Reading, United Kingdom Diana Anderson, Roseburg, Oregon Nancy Alisberg, West Harftord, Connecticut Eric Anderson, Crockett, California Jaber Alkoufri, Bad Segeberg, Germany Helen Anderson, Mill Valley, California Mare Alkoufri, Bad Segeberg, Germany James Anderson, Carbondale, Illinois Eyad Alkurabi, Clifton Park, New York Jane Anderson, Todmorden, United Kingdom Halimah Allah, Altadena, California John Anderson, Garibaldi, Oregon Pamela Allee, Portland, Oregon Karin Anderson, Hayfork, California Aylea Allen, Seattle, Washington Kenneth Anderson, Greensboro, North Carolina Bruce Allen, St. Catharines, Canada Margaret Anderson, Granby, Massachusetts Cynthia Allen, Buffalo, New York Marsha Anderson, Kansas City, Missouri Elizabeth Allen, Wilmington, Deleware Mavis Anderson, Washington, D.C. Emma Allen, Portland, Oregon Mike Anderson, Fairfax, Virginia Laura Allen, Los Angeles, California Pauline Anderson, Mountlake Terrace, Washington Linda Allen, Chelan, Washington Stella Anderson, Oakland, California Mary Allen, Houston, Texas Vic Anderson, Eagle Lake, Florida Matthew Allen, Ota-ku, Tokyo, Japan William Anderson, Berkeley, California Naomi Allen, Brooklyn, New York Victoria Anderton, St. Louis, Missouri Teresa Allen, Spring, Texas Dahoud Andre, Jamaica, New York Julie Alley, Long Beach, California Channel Andrews, Orlando, Florida Esperanza Almagro, Hove, United Kingdom Ian Andrews, Youngstown, Ohio Jan-Paul Alon, Cherry Hill, New Jersey Phyllis M. Andrews, New York, New York Gloria Alonzo, San Francisco, California Stephanie Andrews, Denver, Colorado Jacqueline Alpert, Seattle, Washington Eric Angell, Minneapolis, Minnesota Su Alsayegh, Dubai, Afaf Aniba, Algiers, Algeria Kal Alshammiry, Temecula, California Janie Anker, Richmond, California Al Alston, Gainesville, Florida Eve Annenberg, R.N., New York, New York Diane Alston, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Phyllis Annett, Woodside, California Wayne Alt, Buffalo, New York Mansour Ansari, Atlanta, Georgia Andrew Altamirano, Los Angeles, California Marshall Ansell, Märsta, Sweden Judy Alter, Los Angeles, California Rebecca Anshell Song, Redmond, Washington Philip Althouse, Cleveland, Ohio Luisa Antonia, Chedgrave, United Kingdom Siobhan Aluvalot, San Francisco, California A. Antus, Falcon Heights, Minnesota Alejandro Alvarez, San Francisco, California Michael Antus, Brainerd, Minnesota Ana Alvarez, Clermont, Florida George Appell, Phillips, Maine Sylvia Alvarez-Lynch, San Francisco, California Cary Appenzeller, Brooklyn, New York Premadasi Amada, Oakland, California Bill Appledorf, San Francisco, California PETITION TO FREE LYNNE STEWART: SAVE HER LIFE – RELEASE HER NOW! • 3 • Signatories as of 03/31/13 Bettina Aptheker, Santa Cruz, California Joseph Avula, Scarborough, Canada Rosa Aqeel, Oakland, California Alice Aweholm, Brighton, United Kingdom Alejandro Aranda, Hanford, California Ohta Ayako, Japan Laurie Arbeiter, Brooklyn, New York Maryam Ayazi, Elmhurst, New York Joanne Archibald, Chicago, Illinois Christina Aye, Ottawa, Canada Terese Archibald, Grants Pass, Oregon Rick Ayers, Oakland, California Georgios Argyropoulos, London, United Kingdom Nancy Aykanian, Newton, Massachusetts Gina Arias, Brooklyn, New York Jennifer Ayres, Galt, California Martha Armas, Elmhurst, New York May Ayres, London, United Kingdom Jennifer Armstrong, New York, New York Abayomi Azikiwe, Detroit, Michigan Aaron Arnold, Austin, Texas Minister Amir Aziz-El, Bronx, New York Carl Arnold, Brooklyn, New York Kisha B., Toronto, Canada Maris Arnold, Berkeley, California Elaine Babian, Far Rockaway, New York Eliz. Arnone, Brick, New Jersey Cathryn Babinski, Arcata, California Sandra Aronson, New York, New York Cye Baccam, Chicago, Illinois Huwaida Arraf, Brooklyn, New York Ayca Bace, New York, New York Rudy Arredondo, Takoma Park, Maryland Elaine Bachman, Santa Fe, New Mexico Roger Arsensau, Porier sub., Canada William Bachmann, New York, New York Linda Artemiou, Robbinsville, New Jersey Barry Bachrach, Leicester, Massachusetts Arto Artinian, New York, New York David Bacon, Santa Fe, New Mexico Amy Arundell, New York, New York Joyce Bacon, Corona, California Ronald Arundell, Cincinnati, Ohio Graeme Bacque, Toronto, Canada Anand Arupo, Joseph, Oregon Elizabeth Badger, Boston, Massachusetts Dr. Nancy Arvold, Richmond, California Rosette Bagley, Naperville, Illinois Bekitemba Asante, Wichita, Kansas Mary Bagnaschi, Torrington, Connecticut Nana Asante, Greater London, United Kingdom Michele Bahl, Madison, Wisconsin Joe Ashenbrucker, Garberville, California Bijan Bahmani, Pasadena, California B. Ross Ashley, Toronto, Canada Carole Bahou, New York, New York Parvin Ashrafi, Vancouver, Canada Abbas Baig, Isla Vista, California Nayeem Aslam, Villa Park, Illinois Anna Baignoche, Vancouver, Canada Elizabeth Aspoy, Vallejo, California John Bail, Port Moody, Canada Christoph Assheuer, Germany Annette Bailey, Syracuse, New York Patti Astor, Hermosa Beach, California Bret Bailey, New York, New York Mohammad Ataullah, Toronto, Canada Kim Bailey, Unionville, Connecticut Michelle Atherton, London, United Kingdom Kito Bailey, Bristol, Connecticut David Atias, Rochester, New York Jean Bails, St. Clair Shores, Michigan Ti-Grace Atkinson, Cambridge, Massachusetts Clifton Bain, Arroyo Hondo, New Mexico David Atwood, Chicago, Illinois Celeste Baker, New York, New York Rich Aucoin, Franklin, Massachusetts Christina Baker, Madison, Wisconsin Louise Auerhahn, San Jose, California Gail Baker, Saskatoon, Canada Bella August, Montclair, New Jersey Ilse Baker, Voorheesville, New York Scott Austin, New York, New York Kylee Baker, Australia Steven Avedisian, Staten Island, New York Rhys Baker, Chapel Hill, North Carolina Linda Averill, Seattle,
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