In 1958 at Indian Hill summer camp in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, I met you and your brother. We were just children then, but I had a stable home and a relatively easy life ahead of me.
I pay you tribute for your crusade to rehabilitate the reputations of your parents, particularly of your innocent mother who was killed in order to symbolize our national strength against the Soviet adversary.
Wishing you peace and justice, may it come to you in your lifetime.