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4:49 PM on January 5, 2014 
Cheryl Dietrich says...
Just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed your piece on Sister Eugenie in MWSA's anthology, Our Voices. It was very touching. Thanks.


Thanks, Cheryl. I've wanted to share her story since it was first shared with me. There were a number of civilians in the Tiger Death March (Korea, 1950). Shorty Estabrook, one of the American POWs, always wanted their stories written.
Reply Cheryl Dietrich
9:40 AM on November 24, 2013 
Just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed your piece on Sister Eugenie in MWSA's anthology, Our Voices. It was very touching. Thanks.
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6:22 PM on January 16, 2012 
Joyce passed your information on to Walt. I would love to talk with you sometime.
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Thank you,
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