From: "Zachary Foreman"
To: kforeman@sfsu.edu
Date: Thu, 30 Jan 1997 18:02:27 GMT+2
Subject: Re: Super Bowl Score
CC: praxxis@ix.netcom.com

Thanks for the message mom. IT was really touching how you spoke so lovingly about my father. Anyway, I think it's cool that I have another facet of my heritage to enjoy and explore. I am trying to find out if there is some sort of registry of holocaust victims to see if any Formanskis are on it. And dad, I was wondering if you had more info about other members of the family, like Grandma Jenny's side of the family. I am also considering an excursion to Recklinghausen. I talked to a few Germans here and one said that there are still a lot of poles living there (or at least people with polish last names). I'm getting kinda bored here and am not getting as much studying done as I would like. I think that I will be glad to get back into some sort of productive mode soon. I've been to long in between. Tell me more about what's going on with you guys (books, classes, etc) and I want to see what kind of connections you have. You guys should be able to find me some sort of internship in SF for the summer, in education, law, etc. Any type of work experience. That is top priority (with the FSE) when I get back. I will be very busy. Love you guys, see you soon

Zach

> Date sent: Mon, 27 Jan 1997 13:43:25 - 0800
> From: Kim Foreman > Send reply to: kforeman@sfsu.edu
> Organization: San Francisco State University
> To: paladin@scees.in.uj.edu.pl
> Subject: Re: Super Bowl Score
> Dad thinks you maybe are one eighth of Jewish. He probably wrote to you but I think he is really strange lately. You know he is eccentric but he maybe a borderline of being crazy, thinking that his father was a Jew, because you could not find the name "Formanski" in Poland. At any rate, he is not dangerous sort of crazy. Don't worry. Simon finally contacted us after 3 weeks away in Santa Barbara. I don't know how he supports himself, where he stays. But he said he will stay down there with his friends and applying for a state college for the
> next fall.
> > Take care, mom