January 1988
Dear Mrs. Uible,I hope your weekend has been a very rewarding spiritual experience. In writing this note I recall the many pleasant occasions we had at New Vienna School and the associations & friendships I developed. Your friendship is one I cherish very much. I have a deep respect for you as a person as well as your professional knowledge of books. I always was impressed with your knowledge of the content of the books in our library. I observed you helping young people with book selection – be it for pleasure or to complete an assignment. I placed complete faith in your ability to select materials for the library. Your moral and value system was the same as mine so I didn't worry. You have a very pleasant and pleasing personality as well as intellect that permits you to be comfortable with all people.
A memory that will always remain with me concerns John's illness. I will never forget how serious his condition was nor how badly he looked when I saw him recovering. I can still remember searching for the disease that afflicted him. I was extremely happy that the condition was treated and he fully recovered. I also remember when John, Sam Terrell and Kelly Grooms had the disagreement which resulted in Kelly's feelings being hurt.
John always (generally) was very serious. Mary was very fun-loving. Remember the Spanish Program Mary performed with [?] in the New Vienna Gym? I certainly enjoyed her singing and acting that evening.
I have never attended a spiritual retreat but am aware that this is an excellent opportunity to renew one's spiritual feeling. I will always value your friendship. I wish only the best for your family and you.
Sincerely,
James A. Luck
P.S. I have not edited this letter. If I used incorrect grammar or misspelling – please overlook.
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