HENRY A. KISSINGER

June 11, 1982

Dear Sister Grace:

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

Lorne Greene

National Volunteer Chairman
Medic Alert Foundation International

Dear Friend and Medic Alert Member:

I'd like to share a personal thought with you.

Just like you, I am a Medic Alert member and enjoy the security
my membership gives me. It's great to know that if I get into
trouble, the staff at Medic Alert is on hand to make sure I get
the medical treatment I need in an emergency.

But I've also had the satisfaction of telling my friends and
relatives about my Medic Alert protection. The idea of telling
them about Medic Alert makes me feel good. After all, in some
cases, I was the only way they had of learning about Medic Alert.

What about you? One in every five of your friends and relatives
may have a condition that needs special treatment in a medical
emergency. By telling them about Medic Alert, you may be saving
a life. Think about how you'd feel if something tragic happened
and you might have been able to prevent it. That would really
hurt, wouldn't it?

Perhaps you've heard me talk, as National Volunteer Chairman, about
Medic Alert on television. This is my way of helping Medic Alert
reach the millions of men, women and children who need Medic Alert
to speak for them when they can't in a medical emergency.

But still more needs to be done. Medic Alert's objective is to
provide its services to everyone who needs it.

You can help tremendously!

Enclosed is a Medic Alert application form. Please give it to a
friend or relative who needs Medic Alert's 24-hour system of protec-
tion. Tell them about the benefits and feeling of security that you
enjoy as a lifetime Medic Alert member.

This effort won't cost you a cent (and isn't that nice in this day
and age)...and you could help save a life!

P.S. On the front of the application form is a place for you to
write your name and your Medic Alert membership number.
Please be sure to fill these two lines in so Medic Alert can
thank you properly for your effort in helping to help save
lives. Thanks.

2323 Colorado Avenue

1956-1981 Twenty Five Years of Service

Turlock, CA 95380

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HENRY A. KISSINGER

May 28, 1982

Dear Mr. Grobe:

HENRY A. KISSINGER

June 11, 1982

Dear Mrs. Grubaugh:

Best regards,

[LC]

All of Us Hope
You're Feeling
Better

CHIARA

"Cheerful thoughts
have the wonderful power
Of lightening a heart
or brightening an hour"