My dear Rabbi Lamm: It was my good fortune to have one of my husband’s sisters direct my attention to the copy of your Baccalaureate address. This is the most intelligent reaction amid our reactions and in our overwhelming emotions. It began to re-express my own intimate feelings and possible statements. If you will put our names on your mailing list it would please us. Many times I think of the excellent lecture course with you on the subject of Maimonides, which you gave in 1958. Perhaps, when we are in New York at some time, we can attend the services at your synagogue. Our very best wishes to you and your family. Respectfully, Sylvia C. Heller.