[Letter, 1977 Sepl 23 : to Jeannine Morrison].

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[Letter, 1977 Sepl 23 : to Jeannine Morrison].

Rogers tells Jeannine Morrison, a fellow Rollins College alumnae, about his son who has just started there. Rogers wishes Jeannine luck for her next piano recital which she will be performing with his wife, Joanne.

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