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John W Hiller behind the camera - what can be more natural??
Leslie Ann Hiller
February 25, 2020
For My Dad:
Your sudden departure took me by surprise but you were always full of surprises. Thank you so very much for giving me/us the Smithsonian as our second home - one of the best places to grow up in and around - in my mind's eyes I can still see me and the boys running around behind the scenes. - getting to see the King Tut exhibit alone before opening to the public. All real treasures of my life.
I Love you so very much and will miss your wonderful face, smile, and kind words. Thank you for being there when I needed you - you'll not be replaced.
Love Always and Forever,
Leslie Ann Hiller, Esq.
Larry Hopkins
February 25, 2020
Loved the picture and learning more about John. One of my favorite people of all time; he was truly an amazing human being.
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