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Dear Mr. Lay: I'm writing this note to you as a show of support to you during your dire times. The reason that I share this with you is my respect for you as a CEO, a business leader and a person. My wife is one of your employees who routinely shares stories about you that are nothing less than inspiring. I know that during difficult times, sometimes words emerge that can help people through difficult times. I believe that you are sincere man and know that you must be broken hearted, but I hope that this article can help you lead a dispirted workforce to see things more clearly. My wife, Shelly Pierce, has worked for Enron for the past two years and like many of your employees, has lost a great deal of her life savings. Of course, I accept most of the blame for this for reasons related to this article. I lost my investment discipline and held out the false hope that Enron could not falter. After reading the article to her while I was out of town, I believe that her spirit was a bit rejuvenated and she was ready to face the challenges that lay before you. Mr. Lay, I appreciate the opportunity that you have given my wife and our family and hope that this story inspires you to regain your successes.

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We are selling 20,000 day to Transco at TP #5564. It will cost us $.0153 to go from St 65 to the Sims deal, no fuel. The transport usage deal is 289228. Let me know if you have any questions.

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The following is a letter dated today, November 29, 2001 regarding the above referenced. Immediate attention <<Ltr Sitter and others 112901.doc>> requested. - Ltr Sitter and others 112901.doc

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Kennedy Oil and Enron North America Corp.