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Anne Schmitt
February 6, 2011
I spent a lot of time at Dr. Hunten's house as a friend of his son Mark. I played a lot of Scrabble and ate wonderful meals. I envied his SciFi collection and loved his smile. My deepest sympathies to all the family. Thank you for sharing him with us.
Judith Bishop
February 6, 2011
To Isobel Ann Hunten & children:
I worked for Dr. Hunten at Kitt Peak National Observatory at the UoA until 1968. I remember him as kind and highly intelligent and it was a pleasure to work for him. We exchanged Christmas cards with you for many, many years. I also remember your hospitality while visiting your home on Calle Corta. My deepest sympathies for your family's loss.
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