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“It all boils down to, she wanted the school back and wanted us to give her mother back the deed,”! according to Bassett. “Rob Miller and myself are proud of what we were able to do for Wakefield. Neither one of us are very pleased with this lawsuit. I’m sorry this has happened and I hope and pray Wakefield will survive.” c
Dr. Saunders said Pamela Lynn has tried to distort his actions and aims in the hopes of getting peoplg“on her side.”
‘When I took this job” about a year agp, said Dr. Saunders, “it waS my very clear understanding that there had been a transference fronfl} Mrs. Clydetta Lynn to the Educ# trust. I suspect that if I had known this would happen I would not hav{ wanted to get involved. ” *
Asked how he would like to se$ the matter resolved, Dr. Saunders said, “I want to be an educatorv What I’d like to see is us get back td the j ob of educating kids. ” *
“It’s been very frustrating. I may even have some legal action,'; he said. »!
Pamela Lynn, who clearly feeli protective of the curriculum devel| oped by her late husband William E£ Lynn Jr., said she wants to be re* instated as vice president and hopes mediation will solve some of the di£» ferences. If not, she said, she majf decide to bring the lawsuit again.
“The parents don’t want to see the school pulled apart and I don’t want to either,” she said, likening the problem to the two women whgf asked King Solomon to decide whose baby it was. “Nobody wants to see the baby cut up and killed. ” -
She said her mother-in-law iS willing to put off eviction proceed^ ings and see if a yet-undefined me; diation process will work. “I’d like te see the promises that were made in February last year when the board came into office kept. I’d like to see them made good and be given a job description for the vice president^ said Pamela Lynn. Z
“I am not looking tescalate this in any way. I’m looking to solve it so we can get on with our lives and the process of educating,” she said. -
Bassett said he will go along with any resolution the school and the Lynns can work out. “If the matter is not resolved and I’m still caught in the middle the only thing I can do is go in front of the judge and let him decide,” he said.
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