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Gerald and Betty Ford Special Materials
Letters Written to Gerald R. Ford Following the 1976 Presidential Election
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The original documents are located in Box C2, folder "George, Mary" of the Gerald and
Betty Ford Special Materials Collection at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
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THE PRESIDENT HAS SEEN
MARY GEORGE
STATE SENATE
WINDWARD DISTRICT
STATE CAPITOL
HONOLULU, hawaii 96813
AH
November 10, 1976
The President
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. President:
I am so sorry.
You expressed so well the way I felt, and
worked so hard for the goals I thought were
important. You brought us out of the
shadows that made us all uncomfortable after
Watergate, and gave us the confidence we
needed to get the economy moving again.
And thousands of us worked very hard with
you - and I just plain can't figure out
what went wrong!
It was a special pleasure to meet Mrs. Ford
when she was in Honolulu, and then to meet
you again when I was one of Bob Ray's cohorts
on the platform committee last August. I
don't regret a single minute of the time I
put in on the campaign - except that I might
have worked longer and harder if I thought
it would have made any difference! I will
always think of my efforts in behalf of your
election as a real privilege.
With aloha,
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