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Letters from the Heart

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A note from Craig Kausen:

It is hard to believe that it has been 20 years since my grandfather passed away on 2-22-02.  His timing was always impeccable and the symmetry of the date was not lost on me.  Perhaps the only better timing would have been if it were on a Tuesday …  Alas, the additional years were not to be shared with us, but today is 2-22-22 and a Tuesday.

In the year 2000, a campaign called “Letters from the Heart” was started and tens of thousands of letters poured in to and about Chuck.

Take a look at a few of the letters and leave a message of your own if would like to —

www.ChuckJonesCenter.org/letters

Dawn Matarasso

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