The Hyatt Tragedy, the Hyatt Corporation and the one thing that hasn't been said

So yes, today is the 30th anniversary of the horrible Hyatt Hotel bridgewalk collapse all those years ago. It's getting good, worthy coverage in and by all the media outlets, the local TV news stations, the Star and all the rest. The article today in the paper is very informative and helpful, I think, for those of us who are maybe a bit less familiar with the story. You may want to check it out if you haven't already. But here's the thing: there's one thing that hasn't been said publicly in any of the media. That is, the Hyatt Corporation has not given one dime, to date, to the memorial in any way, from what I understand. With that, the thing that needs to be said is that that same Hyatt company should realize a couple things. First, it would go a long way to not only the survivors of those 114 people lost that fateful day but also to the city of Kansas City and the area. Hyatt would be doing themselves a great service if they would just step up now and make a donation--hopefully a significant one--to this memorial and the families and friends of the people lost. It is the right thing to do, of course, period, but also they would gain a great deal of terrific public relations. Then, as if that isn't enough, they can deduct at least a good portion of the contribution. All the way around, it's a "win" for Hyatt. The time has come and that time is now. They should do this. And the sooner the better. Let's get that memorial completed for these people, for the metropolitan area and for the region. Link: http://www.kansascity.com/2011/07/16/3018298/the-hyatt-disaster-30-years-later.html