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Letter to Mike Kennedy from Anna Kennedy, Feb 23, 1980
Saturday, February 23
N.Y. 1980
Mike darling, darling, darling - when you
read this you will be free and we shall
probably be dead of Excitement & joy.
The enclosed letter was written to go to Iran
but Louisa advises keeping it for home coming
as every thing is so sensitive now, and it might
make the hostages seem too important to
release! So I shall write on un-newsy
letter right how to the American Embassy- -
the Commission (U.N) leaves today for Tehran
Our prayers re-doubled. I know I shall
faint when I hear your voice on the phone.
Bless you, Mike ___ and come soon. When
your read this, all our sadness & apprehension
will be turned to Joy and thankfulness.
All my love Mum.
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Letter to Mike Kennedy from Anna Kennedy, Feb 23, 1980
Letter where she tells Mike they are more hopfull of his release. The U.N. Commision is leaving for Tehran. Her feelings on how she will react when she hears of his release and his voice on the phone. Anna also refrences an enclosed letter that she was going to send to him but Louisa told her to keep it as part of the home coming letter (object Id 2015.1982.1.267)
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The letter is written in blue pen on blue air mail paper
Moorhead “Mike” C. Kennedy, III
Anna also refrences an enclosed letter that she was going to send to him but Louisa told her to keep it as part of the home coming letter (object Id 2015.1982.1.267)
The hostage’s family members were asked by the United States Department of State to write a letter to their family member anytime the State Department thought their release was imminent.
