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Dawn Richardson from Providence RI
May 12, 2004
Dear Hanie and Suri,I recieved your book about Nancy this afternoon. I never met Nancy, but I raced bicycles with a number of her teammates, and know many of the contributors to the book. Her story is so inspiring, and it's clear that you are so proud of Nancy, as you should be. I wanted to share a recent story with you that put a smile on my face, and I hope you enjoy it. I was invited to the barmitzvah of my neighbor last week. I found this a bit odd because he had just turned 83. It was my first time in a synogogue and I found the service quite moving. I'm sure you know the reason why an old man can have a barmitzvah, but for those who are not Jewish, apparantly one is entitled to a second barmitzvah 70 years after the first. What a wonderful... Read more
Dear Hanie and Suri,I recieved your book about Nancy this afternoon. I never met Nancy, but I raced bicycles with a number of her teammates, and know many of the contributors to the book. Her story is so inspiring, and it's clear that you are so proud of Nancy, as you should be. I wanted to share a recent story with you that put a smile on my face, and I hope you enjoy it. I was invited to the barmitzvah of my neighbor last week. I found this a bit odd because he had just turned 83. It was my first time in a synogogue and I found the service quite moving. I'm sure you know the reason why an old man can have a barmitzvah, but for those who are not Jewish, apparantly one is entitled to a second barmitzvah 70 years after the first. What a wonderful idea and a fantastic celebration of both ends of life. Harold, my 83-year-old neighbor, is also an avid biker and a true inspiration for me. Thank you so much for sharing the book with me. Dawn Richardson... Collapse
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