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I had the pleasure of meeting you several years back in Baltimore while attending an event at the RF Lewis museum. I’m a big fan of you and your brother. It’s amazing to think of the many barriers you broke with TLC Beatrice.

Recently I penned an article for a Black Business Journal in Houston. The article highlighted the achievements of iconic African American entrepreneurs. In the article I featured your brother as I’m a big fan of his. I’ve attached the article for your viewing pleasure. Hopefully you like it and once again thanks for all that you and your brother did. It’s truly inspirational.

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