Hanukkah Greeting and Letter of Gratitude from Hannah Woo to Professor and Mrs. Wiesel

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Hanukkah Greeting and Letter of Gratitude from Hannah Woo to Professor and Mrs. Wiesel

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Unspecified day in December, 2014

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Woo, Hannah
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Wiesel, Professor & Mrs.

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This document comprises a Hanukkah greeting card and a handwritten letter from Hannah Woo to Professor and Mrs. Wiesel, dated December 2014. In the letter, Hannah apologizes for not being in touch, provides an update on her life, including her recent graduation from USC's Public Policy Graduate program and her new role as a Policy & Programs Coordinator at the Los Angeles Business Council. She expresses profound gratitude for the Wiesels' support and mentorship during her time at "the Foundation," stating that she wouldn't be where she is without them. Hannah also mentions her brother living and working in New York and hopes to visit soon. The letter concludes with warm wishes for the Wiesels and their family.

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