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H. Duane Anderson |
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Here’s my honored Pappy, at his desk in the Mission President’s office at 3, rue de Lota, Paris XVI. His central workplace, from June, 1967, through January, 1969. No other place, I think, so fully captures his mortal experience, from the pinnacle of achievement and joy to the valley of despair. But we get ahead of ourself.
He appears, of course, in his proper central rôle throughout this account of my life and heritage. I’ll try to present a complete index to his images and references herein under several headings: |
| I. His partial but precious “Autobiography”, reproduced here in audio (click the link immediately below to hear his voice) and transcribed text (scroll down) formats: |
| Pappy’s Autobiography |
| II. The Section I’ve named “Pappy”, which translates into web-pages the sixty-five PowerPoint slides Brent assembled for Pappy’s hundredth-birthday party in 2013: |
| III. His mentions in Mammy’s centenary Gedenkschrift incorporated herein as the Section I’ve named “Mammy”: |
| IV. His frequent images, memorable quotations, and other mentions in my personal history incorporated herein as the Section named “Such A Life”, and occasionally in other Sections: |
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