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The War Cry | July 21, 2012

To Be Commended

You and your staff (and most
probably the National
Archives) are to be commend-
ed on your special
Heritage edition.

As the former corps officer

of the New York Temple
(NY#1) during their 75th an-
niversary year, Executive Offi-
cer for the Western Centennial
Congress in 1983 and the for-
mer DC of the Intermountain
Division during their Centenni-
al Year in 1987, many of the
photos and articles, especially
those on pages 6, 7 and 8 are
of special interest to me.

It is unfortunate that there

are no dates attached to these
articles (other than
on the front page, 1895, or
perhaps the entire edition
is from 1895?) We can do fur-
ther research if we wish.

Any further help would be

appreciated.

Colonel George F. Church
Aurora, CO

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Very Special!

I have just finished reading
over the Special Heritage Issue.

I especially enjoyed the sto-

ry on page 8 about the Seat-
tle #1 Corps, having attended
the Seattle Temple Corps
while I served as the divisional
director of development for
the Northwest Division.

Being a former member of

the New York Staff Band, I
also enjoyed the band photos
on pages 12, 13 and 20.

But my favorite of all is the

photograph of the Founder
on page 3. What a find!!!

Would it be possible to get

a copy of that photo sent to
me via Lotus Notes for use on
our corps website, as well as
in some of our internal publi-
cations (i.e. annual reports,
newsletters, etc.)?

What a great edition! Keep

up the good work. Blessings!

Captain James C. Kisser, Jr.
Williamsport, PA

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