Wanda Morris's Dedicated Film For Miners

Dear people of the World,

My Name is Wanda Morris I am an aspiring screenwriter. For people who do not know what that is, it is a person who writes stories to be made into movies. Out of all the subjects that I could write about, I chose to write about, a true event that happened April 28, 1914 in Eccles, West Virginia.

On April 28, 1914, a coal mine exploded. The explosion was equivalent to an atomic bomb. Over 180 men died in this terrible accident. So many people are honored for their doings in life, for instance soldiers of war, people who have lead unbelievable lives, and so on.

However...What about the men and women who walk into these dark undergrounds, knowing there is a 50/50 chance they may never walk out the mines uninjured...or even alive.

This movie is going to be pitched to several production companies in Hollywood California. This is a movie that pays respect to all types of miners from the past to present day. Without them, and their bravery we would not have the energy that fuels our world.

I ask you to please sign this petition because you will be the ones watching the movie. Not the managers, producers, directors, and so on. You decide what you want to watch, not those people.

I am not asking you to do this for me. I am asking you to do this out of respect for miners of all types. It is about time we show them gratitude, because they have been in the dark for so long...

Best Regards