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President Huddleston:
Congratulations on making it "official". I do believe the virtual approach makes sense in the 21st Century as well as given the critical fiscal world in which the University finds itself.
As an adjunct in the Department of Hospitality at WSBE I look forward to seeing you again on December 4th at the Community based skating party at the Whit.
Our Meetings Management class, which produces that event, appreciates the time and thought provided to us from Susan and Patrice.
All the best
Carl Lindblade
PS As an adjunct It was an honor to be tasked to take the lead in
developing a new course for the Department in Sales and Revenue
Management. The course content was suggested by our Alumni Advisory
Board.
President Huddleston,
I found your speech from the Chronicle news item on your inauguration.
As someone deeply interested in universities and leadership, I found it refreshing.
Of course, I know nothing about the challenges you all see from the inside and
I’m confident that some faculty are displeased about aspects of your plans
(or is that a tautology), but there appears to be clear direction to your leadership.
I wish you long and happy success UNH.
James A. Meek, Ph.D.
Assistant to the President for Planning and Assessment
Lock Haven University
Dear President Huddleston,
I have read your inspiring and engaging inaugural address with admiration and
pride. As a UNH alumnus who knew the institution when it was much smaller
(yet had already grown well beyond the old campus created largely by college
architect Eric Huddleston), I continue to marvel at the physical and intellectual
growth of UNH over the pasty forty years.
I know that UNH serves, and actively recruits, undergraduate and graduate students
from around the world. But I like to think that the university still retains
the heart of the College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, in which pioneer
faculty and administrators like Dean Pettee and “Dad” Henderson principally
served the youth of a smaller and more rural New Hampshire. The knowledge that
UNH was a New Hampshire institution that performed with excellence despite a
statewide culture of frugality (if not parsimony) provided me with a sense of
pride as I worked my way through college on a strict budget of $2.00 per day. Your
touching remarks concerning the priceless gift of education to young people of
limited means, and your insight into the philanthropy that is embodied in the
physical campus as well as in the endowment, will resonate with many alumni.
The Division of Historical Resources (the State Historic Preservation Office)
has been proud to work with UNH staff on several projects, including the recent
rehabilitation of Thompson Hall. I know that our office and the university
will find other ways to work together toward a still finer campus. We look
forward to being of service to the University of New Hampshire and to you.
Thank you for distilling from your time at UNH such an insightful and compelling
address.
Sincerely,
James L. Garvin, B.A. 1967
State Architectural Historian
New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
Dear Mark,
Warmest congratulations--and all the best for a successful presidency.
Ray and Mary Helen
Dr. Huddleston,
As an aging alum, (BS '50) and former Trustee, it was a joy watching and hearing
your passion for our UNH.
Delighted to hear about the 'green' approach to energy conservation and a major
budget concern.
Wish you every success in your administration and though I am now an 80-year
old snowbird, am willing to aid in any task at my alma mater. Best, Stuart
Shaines
Mark,
UNH is very lucky to have you as their leader. As much as we enjoyed participating
in your inauguration at OWU, we applaud your choice of a virtual inauguration. What
an appropriate format to communicate your agenda for UNH's future and a great
example for all. Looks like you had a stimulating and enjoyable day for
the UNH community. We wish you the best. Love to Emma and the kids.
Illene
Dear Mark,
You just gave the best presidential address I have heard in over forty years
of life in academia. I am very grateful for your presence among us.
Sincerely,
Robert E. Stiefel, Ph.D.
Fellowships Coordinator and Advisor, The
Fellowships Office
Hi Mark,
I admire your decision to keep the inauguration consistent with the goals and
aspirations of the University. Your attention to and support of the sustainable
university are much appreciated.
Congratulations on the inauguration (finally) and I look forward to working with
you in the future.
Kind regards,
Joanne Curran Celentano, PhD
Professor, Nutritional Sciences
Department of Molecular, Cellular and Biomedical Sciences
President Huddleston,
I realize you are probably getting swamped by emails this week,
but I
just wanted to add my best wishes on the occasion of your inauguration.
You have made a very good impression on the campus community in your first
year here, and I hope that the years ahead will be fulfilling and fruitful.
And, from down in the trenches, I will try to do my part to help you make
UNH a bigger success.
Cheers,
Kevin Short
Mark,
I regret that I am not able to attend your Inaugural Ceremony today, but herewith
am sending my congratulations to you and Emma.
Please know that I am ever available to assist you in whatever way I can to effect
the vision that you have for UNH's present and future roles. I am confident that
under your leadership UNH will soar to new heights and reach its potential as
one of the best and most highly respected land grant institutions.
With warm regards,
Maxine Morse
Dear President Huddleston,
I shall be thinking of you and sending you good vibes when you'll give
your address later on today. I tried to shake your hand this
morning at this
wonderful opening breakfast event, but never made it to your
table. I am
sorry I'll have to miss the installation ceremony due to a UCIS
meeting
that cannot be rescheduled... Too many meetings, too little time!
With my heartfelt wishes for a wonderful presidency at UNH and many
years of fruitful collaboration with CIE to promote international
education,
Claire Malarte-Feldman
Mark,
I am sure this is an exciting day for you, Emma, and the kids, but it is one
that is well-deserved. I know your first year was challenging, but I am
sure the best days are ahead. My wishes for the rest of your tenure at
UNH are best summed up in a metaphor that perhaps only you and Emma will appreciate: I
hope you shoot in the 90s!
Enjoy the day.
John A. Courtright
Associate in Arts Program
Department of Communication
University of Delaware
Dear Mark: Just a brief but sincere expression of my best wishes at your
inauguration and for all the good things you are bringing to UNH. The
faculty and students are lucky to have you and I look forward to staying
on you event invitation list despite my leaving the NH legislature. Joe
Miller
Dear President Huddleston, I will not be able to attend your Installation
Ceremony, however I wish you Best Wishes during your tenure as
President.
Dr. Roger M. Beattie
Just a note to congratulate you on your inauguration on Tuesday. Thank
you for having it available on the web and for writing a terrific speech. The
challenges are just things to oversome after all and if we continue to work as
a family unit we shall succeed.
I have ben at UNH going on 12 years now and as you know I am an alum. With many
years of varied work experience behind me,I can honestly say that I come to work
EVERY day thinking I can make a difference. Working with young people
makes me stay young (at times they make me old) and I am challenged daily in
making sure that I am part of their learning process so that they have the life
skills they will need to succeed. After all when we admit them we have
the responsibility to not only educate them but also to make them understand
what it takes to succeed and be good citizens when they graduate.
Thank you for developing a strategic plan that will secure UNH's future long
beyond our tenure. If I can be a resource or of any help to you,please
don't hesitate to contact me. In the meantime maintain a sense
of humor and laugh daily. Marty and I have vowed to do that and we stick
to it. We are here way too many hours not to enioy what we do and the people
we are sharing ourselves with.
My best to Emma and the "kids"
Dot Sheehan
Dear President Huddleston!
Congratulations to you on your inauguration ceremony as the President of the
University of New Hampshire! It truly is a wonderful learning institution
and I am glad you will be a major contributor to its continued success. May
God richly bless you as you embark on this new adventure. Again, my sincerest
congratulations to you and your family.
Best regards
Kate Ferreira
Director, UNH Center for Graduate & Professional Studies
Mark,
Congratulations on your installation as the 19th President of UNH. We all
had confidence that you would be the right person to take the University to a
new level of teaching, research, and service to the state and the nation. You
are living up to those high expectations. I wish you continued success
and happiness as you continue to lead this institution forward.
With best wishes,
John W. Seavey, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Everett Sackett Professor
Health Management and Policy & Public Health Program
School of Health & Human Services
President Huddleston I would like to personally congratulate
you from
Alicante Spain. I enjoyed working with you last year on the FOC
as the
undergraduate representative and I look forward to my 3 remaining
semesters at UNH with you being our President.
Best Regards,
Patrick Cambiasso Helfer
Dear President Huddleston,
It is with genuine enthusiasm and optimism, that I look forward to your Presidency
at UNH. I have no doubt, that the efforts you and your administration will make
on behalf of the entire UNH community, will benefit us all for years to come.
Best wishes and good luck.
Sincerely and Respectfully,
Keith Thomas Leonard 04
Dear Mark,
Congratulations on your formal inauguration. I wish you the best in dealing
with the perpetual fiscal challenges of UNH.
Yours,
Jeff Diefendorf
Department of History
Mark, Emma, Katherine, Giles----Very Best wishes----It takes a family to make a University President----Fraser
TW Fraser Russell
Allan P Colburn Professor
Chemical Engineering
University of Delaware
Dear Mark and Emma:
It is an exciting time for UNH. We're glad you're at the helm.
All the best.
David and Marion Ellis
Mark,
Marilyn and I wish you great success with your work at UNH. We wish you all the
very best!
Mike & Marilyn Hickey '73
The Coastal Response Research Center (Gregg Hall) congratulates President
Mark Huddleston! Thank you for your commitment to university research,
dreaming big dreams and supporting our numerous Center activities.
Wishing you continued success & enjoyment at UNH.
Nancy Kinner & Staff
My parents and I share our excitement in welcoming you officially as
part of UNH! Congratulations and best wishes, President Huddleston!
I hope that you find as much pleasure and life-long memories
here as I
have. Glad to have you here, you're going to be great!
Sincerely,
Shauna White
MS Family Studies Program
Congratulations, Mark! Wish I could be there in person to celebrate
with you and everyone gathered. Instead, I am joining in virtually
via my laptop from a Starbucks in Boston while I have a few moments in
between visits on the fund-raising trail. Three cheers for UNH technology!
I look forward to many memorable years ahead.
Deepest regards,
Jason Brodeur
Associate Director of Major Gifts
Dear President Huddleston,
Congratulations on your Inauguration and best wishes to you and your family.
We appreciate your style of leadership and ability to include the University
community in addressing issues. Your continued focus on sustainability has given
UNH a common goal that everyone can participate in achieving and we believe will
lead to many successes.
We look forward to seeing you at various events through out the year.
Mike ’64 & Bea Dalton
Best wishes on your inauguration.
From Kathy Ott-McHugh - Class of 1980
Wish you the best here at UNH !
Bob Goudreau (Scratchboard Artist)
Although my Class of 1950 is far in UNH's past, my wife and I summer
in Dover and do see the campus growth and improvements, with
lunch at the Dairy Bar and dinner at Acorns we enjoy the UNH
atmosphere and the ever busy and hurrying summer students. My
wife continues to volunteer at the UNH
Seacoast Science Center, so with that added to the Alumni Association,
long time friendships are renewed.
May you continue to expand the high quality of UNH education.
All the best,
Robert L. Jones
Colonel USAF (Retired)
Class of 1950
Best Wishes. May your term of office bring UNH success and recognition as a top notch university.....Colette Janson-Sand PhD RD LD
Congratulations on your inauguration. I look forward to helping
solve the University's challenges specifically in Athletics.
If we continue to work as a family we should be able to accomplish
great things.
Dot Sheehan
Senior Assocaite Athletics Director-External Relations
UNH's newest Wildcat mascot team member says
CONGRATULATIONS President Huddleston, you're #1!
He is looking forward to meeting you at the first home football
game of the season on Saturday!
Just a quick note to say congratulations! You have some very proud alumni
here in New Jersey! In fact, our campus communications director's daughter
just transferred into UNH this fall (Emma Paxton) and so now I have someone
to share UNH memories with (who will actually listen to my bragging about
my collegiate experience).
I'll be on the stump for the U next month as well in my continued volunteer role
with UNH Admissions - so keep the good news flowing!
— Lisa (Segerman) English '88
WSBE/Hotel
Please accept my best wishes for a long and successful tenure at UNH.
Clia Goodwin
Technical Publications Specialist
Journal of Geophysical Research - Space Physics
President Huddleston,
May you tenure as the President of the University of New Hampshire be among the
most successful in the history of this institution!
Anita Klein
Biological Sciences
Good luck and best wishes,
Susan Terzakis
Political Science-maj
Dear President Huddleston,
Please accept our congratulations on the occasion of your presidential inauguration.
We are excited to see in the office of President an individual who has already
established a keen interest in fiscal responsibility and keeping the students'
education at the forefront of his mind. We hope to see you leading our university
for many years to come.
On behalf of the Office of the Student Activity Fee Committee, once again, congratulations.
Sincerely,
Andrew McKernan
Student Activity Fee Committee Chair
Class of 2009
Dear President Huddleston,
We would like to send best wishes and hopes for success from the Department
of Communication Sciences and Disorders. You have taken the helm of this
university at a very important time. We are anxious to not only witness but join
you in actualizing a vision of all this great university can and should be.
Best,
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
Dear President Huddleston,
Congratulations and best wishes from the UNH Foundation! We are so pleased to
be working with you and look forward to the many wonderful opportunities that
lie ahead. Your leadership and vision are an inspiration to students, faculty,
staff, alumni, and friends, and we are all ready to help you take this great
University to the next level.
Dear Mark,
I don’t understand why it’s taken this long for this ceremony to
take place. Is that NH caution or academic tradition? I will be a virtual attendee.
I applaud your innovative and energy-efficient initiative. It is of a piece with
the great work that UNH is doing on the energy front. The university is setting
a good example and standard for the state to follow, albeit from quite a distance
behind.
As Ed McKay and Cathy know, I do what I can to support UNH in the senate.
Harold Janeway
President Huddleston,
Welcome to Durham and UNH – it seems like a great fit, at least for us! I
hope you and your family will be very happy here for a long time! May we
all do good work together!
Congratulations,
Martha
Martha A. Byam, ACSW
Undergraduate Program Coordinator
Clinical Assistant Professor
It was my pleasure meeting you at Thayer Hotel at West Point this past
weekend. I was one of the group in the private room and had asked
that you and your wife join us for dinner. I offer you my congratulations
on becoming our President. I sincerely hope you will be with the
University for a long long time. We need a President who is
not making a stop on the way to bigger and better things. UNH is
a rough cut gem in the State of New Hampshire and it needs someone to
facet those very rough edges. Good luck and God speed in your new
position. I live in Williamsburg Va and I feel that in 2009
The Cats may be playing William and Mary. I do hope we, with my
group can get together with you at that time.
Harold "Harry" Fellbaum
Class of 1950
Dear Mark
I had a wonderful educational experience at UNH. I graduated in 1983 and now
live in Florida so great to see the Football team beat Army. I was in Orlando
for a Trade Show this past weekend and met another alumnus. we had fun reminiscing
about great times at UNH...........
My major was Business Administration BS and it has helped me in the "Real
World" as I now am a Business Unit Manager running a Protective
Packaging Division for a $750 million dollar company.
Mike Weston
Business Unit Manager
Intertape Polymer Group
President Huddleston:
I look forward to your term as President of UNH,
my alma mater. I know you will do a wonderful job, and from your
resume you sound like just the person to lead UNH to greater things. I
look forward to meeting or hearing you speak at some point. My husband,
also a UNH grad is a pilot so he was very interested to know that you
are one also. Best wishes for many rewarding years at the helm of a great
university.
Dale and Penny Hardy '59 and '60
Dr. Huddleston, my wife, Joan (KSC '69) and I had the pleasure of hearing
you speak in Venice, FL. earlier this year. Although we didn't have the
opportunity to speak with you directly, we both departed the luncheon
confident that leadership is in very capable hands. Congratulations and
best wishes in your efforts to take UNH forward.
Paul Vachon '71
Dear President Huddleston (Mark),
Congratulations on the occasion of your inauguration as President. While
it is a challenging time for the University and our state, we look forward to
working together as we guide the ship of state, leaving in our wake a legacy
of excellence in education.
Best personal regards,
Sylvia B. Larsen
Senate President
New Hampshire State Senate
President Huddleston,
A heartfelt welcome on you installation!! May you and UNH both be served
well!!
Warmly, Charlotte (G06) & Kenneth Bell
Congratulations for joining the UNH coastal environment!
Ann S. Reid
Coordinator Great Bay Coast Watch
Dear President Huddleston,
Although Martie and I did not graduate from UNH, we feel a deep appreciation
for the University/Town relationship. We congratulate you on your inauguration
and wish you all the best.
Jay and Martie Gooze
Dear President Huddleston,
Congratulations on your appointment as President of the University of New Hampshire!
UNH is a very special place for me. In spite of never ever having set foot on
the gorgeous campus of the university, I got my Graduate Certificate in Industrial
Statistics from the University of New Hampshire in 2006. Thanks to the wonderful
Far View Program, I was able to take all my courses over the Internet from my
home in Puerto Rico, miles away in the Caribbean! I have done my research and
this Certificate Program is unique in the nation. Maybe the more important feature
of the Program is that you have instructors who are very knowledgeable in their
areas of expertise and who really care about their students.....the perfect combination!
Dr. Ken Chamberlin was also very helpful.
Success in all your endeavours!
God bless you and all your dear ones!
Sincerely,
Xavier V. Perez-Pacheco
Dear President Huddleston,
Congratulations on your inauguration as President of the University of New Hampshire. We
wish you only the
best as you continue the legacy of excellence in education in Durham.
The Dugal Family
Timothy, '79, Deb, Emily, '12 and Andrew
Dear Dr Huddleston,
Both of our children are at UNH and we are grateful that their time on campus
coincides with your tenure. In the past months you have shown the UNH community
both your administrative and academic personalities, and we hasten to congratulate
you and welcome all the skills you bring to the University.
With best wishes for every success,
Susy and Tom Mansfield
Peterborough NH
First, I hope that my department supports your events of the day
with 100% perfection!
I’m not nervous at all though – they are a great crew.
Second, I hope that we are all beginning the official start of the best
of times at UNH – I have faith that these days will be seen in that light
with you at the helm!
Marshall White
Congratulations and best wishes from
Audiovisual Services
Academic Computing Systems
The IT Support Center at
Dimond Academic Commons
Mark,
Owen and I want to add our best wishes and congratulations on your Inauguration as UNH president. We believe that the university has made a thoughtful and wise choice asking you to lead them. Send our greetings to Emma and the children. HAVE SOME FUN,too!!!!!!
Love, your in-laws, Anne and Owen Bricker
Dear Mr. President,
On behalf of The Class of 1962, I offer you conrratulations on your appointment
as President of The University of New Hampshire. UNH is a significant part of
the lives of each member of the class and we are confident you will guide and
protect it through your tenure. Thank you for serving.
Warm regards,
William Y. Doran
President, Class of 1962
Congratulations, Dr. Huddleston,
And good luck. You have an awesome responsibility, as I am sure you are
aware.
I graduated from UNH in 1959 with a degree in Psychology. Dr. Johnson was president
then. I have a fondness in my heart for UNH and I am proud of the progress it
has made, especially in sustainability.
Sincerely,
P. Virginia Onorato (Merriam/Eaton)
President Huddleston,
Congratulations on your installation as President! It a very challenging time
for the University-- we're all pleased that you've navigating.
Best Regards,
Glen Miller
Dear President Huddleston,
Congratulations on becoming the 19th President at the University of New Hampshire. I have been asked by President Charles Steger of Virginia Tech to represent Tech at your inauguration. I received my MS and PhD at Virgina Tech in 1981 and 1984, respectively. I have been on the faculty here at UNH since 1991. I wish you the best as you lead UNH through these challenging times.
Sincerely,
Russ Congalton
Dear Mark –
The Hardy Family, like so many others, feels blessed to have
you leading us at UNH. You understand the depth of commitment and loyalty
that keeps the institution over-achieving, year after year. We hope
that you will be leading us for many years.
Best wishes,
Steve Hardy
President Huddleston,
Let me congratulate on your inauguration, from what I have read
your priorities are in the right place and you are uniquely suited to
bring the University to its next level. As a UNH alumnus and now parent of a UNH student,
I am pleased to see the social responsible way you have chosen to incorporate
your inauguration into UDay. The agenda you have set is thought provoking. I
hope that you find support within our state to deal with the challenges you
will face & to obtain the resources the university needs to advance its
position as a premier place for higher education. Enjoy your day it should
be memorable and fun.
Carpe Diem.
Peggy Lambert
Dear President Huddleston,
Congratulations on your inauguration as President of UNH!! I hope that you find
your new position rewarding, stimulating and challenging. I have great
memories of my time at UNH and get to see the changes happening since my family
still lives in Dover.
Welcome to a wonderful community.
Sue Smith
Elementary Education
Class of 1968
President Huddleston,
I look forward to working with you on your goals for UNH. With great leadership
and the commitment of dedicated students, staff and professors, UNH's goals towards
sustainability on all levels, across all disciplines is certainly unlimited. I
am pleased and honored to be part of such a wonderful and gifted team.
Best wishes on your journey as the New Leader for the University of New Hampshire.
Brenda Whitmore
Construction Project Manager II
Facilities Design and Construction
Dear President Huddleston,
Congratulations on your appointment as President. I look forward to your
leadership in the years to come!
Bill McDowell
Professor of Water Resources Management
Department of Natural Resources and the Environment
Presidential Chair
Director, NH Water Resources Research Center
We look forward to your LEADERSHIP of what too many identify as
just another sleepy state university. My wife ('64) and I ('62)
hope that your are able to increase national attention regarding
what sets UNH apart from other schools. Certainly, there are
programs of excellence and distinction that are worthy of a constant
drumbeat.
In our day, those programs were in the English and Biology
Departments.
Peter and Terry Greer
Dear President Huddleston:
You and I have met several times and let me assure you, that I truly believe you are exceptional in your new position as President of the University of New Hampshire. The choice to hire you was an excellent one. Although you have the unpleasant task of making cutbacks during this economic time which include a hiring freeze (one that effected me as well), you are true to the U - I like the sound of that.
Anyway, welcome President Huddleston. I’m pleased to have met you.
Laurrie Ann Malizia
Administrative Assistant for Housing Facilities and Operations
Department of Housing
Welcome to UNH and congratulations on your appointment as President of the University of New Hampshire from the bus drivers of University Transportation Services!
In Photo: Ex-bus driver, now speech-language pathologist, Pamela Williams '00, '06G
Dear Mark,
I am so proud to be a graduate of UNH (class of 1962) and knowing that you are at the helm now. I congratulate you on your many accomplishments and your choice to lead the University of New Hampshire. You and I worked on some committees at the University of Delaware when you were here.
Jim Swasey, Director, Longwood Graduate Program and Professor Emeritus (retired).
Dear Mark---
David and I want to congratulate
on your innovative, unique and “just-plain-superb” day of events
formally inaugurating you as President of the University of New Hampshire. The
manner in which you have selected to be inaugurated is remarkable and one more
piece of evidence of the luck those of us who are part of the University greater
community have in your being “our” President. Not only does your
style and preference for inauguration reflect brilliance, but economic and environmental
sense. Once more you are putting UNH on the greater maps of colleges and
Universities.
Thank you and your family
for selecting UNH. Your leadership in just the short time you have
been here has done so much for the University, and the State.
Ginny Theo-Steelman
David C. Steelman
Dear Mark,
I look forward to attending your inaugural virtually!
Very best wishes to you, Emma, and the kids—
Ann Ardis
Professor of English
Associate Dean, Arts and Humanities
College of Arts and Sciences
Office of the Dean
University of Delaware
Good afternoon President Huddleston,
First, I wanted to congratulate you on your inauguration! I plan on watching
it on the 16th and am looking forward the possibilities lying ahead for UNH. As
the Vice President of the UNH Alumni Association DC Chapter, I look forward to
seeing you in the Nation’s Capital in the months ahead. I know that
your office is working on a possible trip, but I wanted to extend a personal
invitation to you. Good luck on your upcoming academic year, and do UNH
proud!
Nate Smith
UNH Class of 2006
Vice President, DC Chapter – UNH Alumni Association
President Huddleston,
We send congratulations and applaud your upcoming, environmentally
responsible installation on September 16.
Cheers,
Susie Kendall
Assistant to the Chairman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dear President Huddleston,
The Office of President Susan Hockfield of the Massachusetts Institute
of
Technology has just received word of your upcoming installation
as the nineteenth President of the University of New Hampshire.
On behalf of the faculty, staff and administration of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, I send congratulations and very best
wishes to you and to the University community on this special
occasion.
Sincerely,
Dana G. Mead
The Chairman of the Corporation
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
President Huddleston-
Congratulations on your inauguration as President, University of New Hampshire.
It has been a pleasure to work with you over the past year. Your vision,
commitment and energy to the University, New Hampshire, the students, the alumni
and the faculty is recognized and valued.
We met with in a few weeks of your arrival on campus at the UNH Hospitality Advisory
Board meeting at Wentworth by the Sea. From day one I was impressed with
your style, your knowledge and your commitment. At subsequent UNH Foundation
Board Meetings your vision for the University was articulated, and the work has
begun.
Thank you to Emma, your family and you for coming to UNH.
Wishing you all the best, always,
Lynne Dougherty
UNH Foundation Board
UNH Hospitality Advisory Board
1978
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