Letters exchanged in June 1965 between Zilla Linford Richards and Lawrence Linford

Letters exchanged in June 1965 between Zilla Linford Richards and her nephew, Lawrence Linford: (1) Letter dated 16 June 1965 from Zilla Linford Richards to nephew, Lawrence Linford, in response to his letter of 13 June 1965; (2) Letter dated 13 June 1965 from Lawrence Linford to Zilla Linford RichardsRiverside, California 16 June 1965 Dear Lawrence? I let your letter lie on top of the desk for a day to see if I could come up with any help for you. I have failed. This happens to be such an incredibly busy time for me that I can't even think about an additional thing. If I put this letter in the "RUSH - URGENT" drawer I may see it again in October so I had best send the sheets back to you. I do not have the records you need and at the moment can't think where they are. A project for you might be to try to make the system in Salt Lake City work with more facility. Mother often wished that she could accomplish something in this direction, -judging by the comments I heard. It was good to hear that you are all well. We are also. e had a pleasant visit with Rulon and Cecile during the one evening, \m spent in S.L.C. Willard will meet us in Germany for a brief auto tour before we go to Paul's wedding. It is a shame to go so far for such a short time as we can spend bat we feel that we must meet Audrey's family. Love,/; A. i A A Riverside* California 16 June 1965 Dear Lawrences I let your letter lie on top of the desk for a day to see if I could come up with any help for you. I have failed* This happens to be such an incredibly busy time for me that I can't even think about an additional thing* If I put this letter in the "RUSH - URGEMT" drawer I nay see it again in October so I had best send the sheets back to you. 1 do not have the records you need and at the moment can't think where they are. A project for you might be to try to make the system in Salt Lake City work with more facility• Hother often wished that she could accomplish something in this direction, -judging by the comments I heard. It was good to hear that you are all well* -"We are also. We had a pleasant visit with Rulon and Cecilo during the one evening we spent in 3*L«C WILlard will meet us in Germany for a brief auto tour before we go to Paul's wedding. It is a shame to go so far for such a short time as we can spend but we feel that we must meet Audrey's fiomily* Love, & hnc A5y Afss ^A AtAh /g&zAA? ^A ~^&* slAA/. 7/ffH ^' SAA**^' J*r* ^** pU? AA"4 A^^' ^y A** '""^ '***' c^^ys*w~^ ^ - ^ AU*U At* ^^cf yyYA%£ J%A*>? AZ-H^AU? ^^y ^AA7 <0Z#Z4A?<9*& A&lHtAs^&tA y