163
June 29, 1991
Mr. and Mrs. Kalman and Betty Phillips
3486 Woodcliff Road
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Dear Kal and Betty:
Your big party sounds wonderful. The invitation was
beautifully done. I loved the picture of you and Kal and
also the fine picture of Kal's parents. It is wonderful that
you have six grandchildren. They have good genes and were
brought up in a good environment.
I feel sad that I won't be at the party. I will send a
note to your three children.
My sister Dorothy died in 1978. Her illness and death
was a very sad event and stressful to my health. I am still
getting along. With the billions of people on the planet who
are living destructive lives, I do not feel that I should be
sorry for myself.
I enclose an article entitled the voice of the enemy.
My articles are serious, but they are basically optimistic
because I feel that the world's trouble is made by human
beings and could be corrected.
I send my love to all of you. You're wonderful people.
You make a bright spot in a troubled world. Wishing all of
you good health, long life and lots of joy.
Sincerely,
Bob
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June 29, 1991
Karen, Greg and Brad Phillips
15027 McKendree Avenue
Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
Dear Friends:
I appreciate the invitation to your wonderful party. I
would have loved meeting you and the collectively your six
children. I should be a very happy affair. Wishing all of
you long life, good health and happy happenings.
Sincerely,
Robert Little
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June 29, 1991
Dr. John P. Nelligan, M.D.
801 Brewster Avenue, Suite 100
Redwood City, CA 94063
Dear Dr. Nelligan:
I still cannot escape the wheel chair and walker. Would
you kindly provide me with a statement to that affect that I
may give that to the Palo Alto Orthopedic people. Thank you.
I enclose an article that I wrote sometime ago, dated
August 22, 1990, but you might find it interesting.
Sincerely,
Robert H. Little, M.D.
