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Robin Fenner
December 12, 2019
In 1983 as a 25 year old African-American female employee at the Federal Reserve Board, I received a special achievement award for my work. I was not a high level employee, but along with 11 other employees, I had the honor of having lunch with Paul Volcker. I think we all pinched ourselves at the prospect of actually having lunch with the chairman who everyone referred to as "Tall Paul". But to me personally, it meant so much that he took the time to acknowledge our contributions. I still have the program from that occasion as well as the award that he signed. I appreciate his service to this country and offer my condolences to the family. May he rest in peace.
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