Letter
#1
St.
Peter's Catholic School
4th grade teacher, Ted Wortman:
Celia,
I wanted
to thank you for the wonderful performance that you put on for
my fourth grade class
during our last field trip. We all enjoyed the singing and dancing. As you
know, the California Gold Rush
is part of the 4th grade curriculum. I loved the way that you included information
about the Julian Gold Rush
in your play. It certainly enhances what we have learned in the classroom.
I would certainly recommend
the play to other teachers.
Thank you
again for the unexpected entertainment.
Ted Wortman
4th Grage Teacher
St. Peter's Catholic School
Fallbrook, CA
Letter
#2
San Diego Public Library
California Room
Supervisor, special collections, Richard Crawford
Dear Celia
...you have certainly consulted the right source materials. I particularly
respect Fetzer as an authority on the region...you have offered an intriguing "first-hand" look
at local history. It's and excellent way to make history accessible to a wide
range of audiences. Julian is known to most people for apple pies. Your play
is an opportunity to bring the real history to light. I wish you well with
it.
Sincerely,
Richard Crawford
Letter #3
Julian Historical society
Dear Celia,
On behalf of the Julain Historical Society I want to thank you for being our
special program for the Annual Membership Meeting and Picnic. You not only
gave us musical entertainment but a Julian history lesson as well.
Here's wishing you the very best on luck with your "show"
Thank you again.
sincerely,
Jan Mattias
Letter
#4
Richard Bailey, grandson of Dru Bailey, founder of Julian