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David Pollay
April 22, 2018
Thanks, Lynn (aka, Ms. Zwitter). I sure appreciate your note. And I send my prayers, love, and good thoughts to you and your housemate.
Dad knew and appreciated how much you helped inspire me to get the best grades I could during high school. Your encouragement ultimately led to Yale opening their doors to me.
I will always be grateful to you and your challenging and fun class.
Looking forward to seeing you,
Lynn Zwitter
April 10, 2018
David, I was sorry to read your Dad's obit in the morning paper. Please accept my sympathy. I am not sure if I ever met your father but I think you told me that he lived near you in FL. I hope that you were able to share much time together.
We have not been to Fl for two years as my housemate has been under cancer treatment all that time. If I get back down sometime I will surely look you up.
Take care of your family and remember the good times,
Lynn Zwitter
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