Thank You Note to Dr. Wiesel from Leanna Kamrath

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Thank You Note to Dr. Wiesel from Leanna Kamrath

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April 18, 2019

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Kamrath, Leanna
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Wiesel, Dr.

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This document is a handwritten thank you note from Leanna Kamrath to Dr. Wiesel, dated April 18, 2019. The note expresses deep gratitude for Dr. Wiesel's time and efforts, specifically mentioning the valuable lessons taught at Chapman. Leanna Kamrath thanks Dr. Wiesel for coming to speak. The note is presented on a decorative greeting card, which features an illustration of a lit candle on the front page, suggesting a personal and heartfelt sentiment.

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