Thank you from Holly
Dear music family,
I am so happy to hear from all of you. Please keep the memories coming! We are so moved by them.
Love,
Holly Goldrich
I am so happy to hear from all of you. Please keep the memories coming! We are so moved by them.
Love,
Holly Goldrich
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Comment by Dave Sherman on June 13, 2009 at 4:03pm - No, Holly; THANK YOU EVER MOST KINDLY!!! I just received my copy of "the book" after buying it online. In its own way, it's a masterpiece of memories, and some truly wonderful, fun, and most interesting stories and anecdotes those of us in the general public would've otherwise never known about. You, your dad, your brothers, and everyone else who put their collective time and efforts in the making of this book together (and, for that matter, this website), deserve to be extremely proud and happy over the results; and the those of us who had ever bought or browsed at the store, are, and will be forever grateful!!!!!
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