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Box 542
Hollywood, Florida 33022-0542

March 3, 1982

The Honorable Henry Kissinger
Suite 520
1800 K Street
N.W. Washington 20006

Dear Secretary Kissinger:

I do hope you are feeling better. I am so glad to hear
you are on the mend so quickly. You have a wonderful
constitution.

You have contributed your energies and brilliance to
the service of your country. Your countrymen owe you
a great debt.

I sincerely trust you will gain strength daily and
get a good rest because your country needs your
wisdom.

I have been reading your, "Years of Upheaval" in
"Time". Thank you for sharing your experiences so
that we can better understand the why's and wherefore's
behind the decision making of our government. The
events that shape our lives and that we are ignorant of
until after the fact. That is why it is so important
that we have leaders at the helm that we can trust to
make the right decisions in time of crisis.

They should not be like, "Nixon" who carried his
prejudices and his narrow way of observing situations,
with him. We need leaders who can be objective and
rise above emotional hang-ups.

With a grateful heart, I wish you God Speed in your
recovery.

HENRY A. KISSINGER

May 28, 1982

Dear Mrs. Crawford:

I appreciated your card which I received while I was hospitalized. Your thoughtfulness and good wishes meant a great deal to me.

HENRY A. KISSINGER

May 28, 1982

Dear Mrs. Creagh:

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# A Prayer for You

Dr. Kissinger,

A prayer that God will bless you and fill your heart with cheer, A prayer that He will strengthen you and be especially near — Then a very special prayer that soon you're going to be Granted all the blessings of a full recovery.