Rebecca Gratz to Maria Gist Gratz - December 18, 1832

Writing to her friend Rebecca, Slowey shares her sadness about her own sister's departure while rejoicing that Rebecca's sister Rachel moved back to Philadelphia. She also reflects on the death of Charles Fenno, a brother of Rebecca's friend, Maria Fenno Hoffman, and comments on some pro-Napoleonic sentiment in Boston.

This document is an email from Guy Hinrichs to Marilyn Harran, dated April 8, 2014, with the subject "Farewell Dinner". The email begins with a list of names, likely attendees or individuals associated with the event. The sender indicates that the section on "Temianka" was too interesting to edit, leading into the main content: three detailed biographical sketches. The first sketch highlights Henri Temianka (1906–1992), a renowned violinist, conductor, educator, and founder of the Paganini Quartet and California Chamber Symphony, detailing his efforts to free his parents from Nazi and Franco's camps and his significant contributions to classical music in Southern California. The second sketch introduces Mark Hilbert, an avid collector of California Scene Paintings and founder of the California Scene Museum of Art. The third sketch focuses on Joel Moskowitz, the founder and CEO of Ceradyne, Inc., noting his success in advanced technical ceramics and his extensive philanthropic activities supporting various educational, health, and Jewish community organizations.

Writing in a sorrowful mood, Slowey tells her friend Rebecca about the loss she feels after her best friend's marriage and the visit to her father's and sister's graves.

This is a typewritten letter on "The Secretary of State Washington" letterhead, dated November 21, 2011. It is addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Elie Wiesel (Elie and Marion) from Hillary Rodham Clinton. In the letter, Clinton extends heartfelt condolences on the passing of her beloved mother, Dorothy Rodham, and expresses gratitude for the Wiesels' thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. She also thanks them for acknowledging her mother's remarkable life. Below her typed signature, there is a handwritten note from Hillary Clinton that reads: "Thanks so much ~ and I miss you too!".