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Monday, April 30, 2001
Inheriting Physics, By Susan Kitchens on her gandfather's 100th Birthday - - ... Susan writes: I'm so glad to be able to come here and hear stories about your growing-up years and your working years and to learn all manner of things that took place before my time. And grandpa, a love of learning is just one of the many things that you've demonstrated that is part of a rich intangible inheritance.
I rejoice in the vitality of your mind and heart. I'm so proud to have a grandfather who has reached such a splendid great age. Even now you are still learning, and I gladly claim that as a thing I have inherited from you. Happy Birthday!
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