Obama Responds To Whiteboard Message Left By Newtown Teachers Steve George and Bobby Pattison, two Newtown High School teachers, left a whiteboard message for President Obama as he visited the Connecticut town this weekend to speak to the grieving families impacted by the tragedy and address a nation in mourning over the young lives lost. Good Guy POTUS responded: Myself an pattison left a note to president Obama on my board and he responded!!Here is his response. twitter.com/newtownfootbal… — Steven George (@newtownfootball) December 17, 2012 Follow Us Here’s the transcription: Dear President Obama, The Newtown community is so thankful that you are coming to help us heal. In times of adversity it is reassuring to know that we have a strong leader to help us recover. Steve George Teacher/Football Coach Bobby Pattison Teacher And his response: You’re in our thoughts and prayers. Barack Obama That’s one whiteboard that should never be erased. MORE ON NEWTOWN: • Obama Holds Granddaughter of Fallen Sandy Hook Principal • NRA ‘A’-Rated Sen. Joe Manchin Says Rhetoric Must Change on Guns • Obama’s Moral Compass Address: After Newtown, ‘We Must Change’ • Westboro Baptist Church to Protest Sandy Hook Funerals? • Watch SNL’s Classy Children’s Choir ‘Silent Night’ Cold Open • Paper Apologizes For Gun Ad Appearing Next to Newtown Story • Mass Shooting at CT Elementary School, 20 Children Among 27 Killed • This Newtown Vigil Grief-Relief Group Hug Means All Too Much • C.J. Cregg Has a Message For the ‘Arm Every Teacher!’ Crowd • Watch Pres. Obama’s Emotional Statement on Newtown Tragedy • Mike Huckabee Blames Newtown Tragedy on Lack of God in Schools Follow Us