Jesse G. Dorsey
Collection of WWII Correspondence
Public Comments
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Name: Ronald Walker
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Date: 10-8-12
Comments: Memories! Not just memories, but the letters give a good understanding of what these men and women felt about the war. First hand information--not form somebody else! A wealth of information. Just wish I had time to sit and read all the information. (By the way, I am old
enough to remember most of the writers)
Name: Karen Craig Donahoe
Location: Tampa, Florida
Date: 6-2010
Comments: What a treasure !!!!! What a wonderful wonderful man. I
have such special memories of the community house and Mr. Dorsey keeping all
of us kids in line. He was so beloved and respected. When I discovered the
letters at the library and held the letters that my dad wrote to Mr. Dorsey
in my hands, it was an emotional experience. How wonderful it is that Mr.
Dorsey insisted that the letters be kept in Sellersburg instead of the
Indiana Museum....but then again, that's the kind of person he was. The
library has done an excellent job and these letters are priceless. Thank you
!!!!
Name: larry thomas
Location: fort myers beach, florida
Date: 01-20-10
Comments: good morning.....i was an employee of louisville cement
between the years of 1962-1968 in the plant at speed...i was peronnel
director at the time. are there any pictures available on this website of
those years..particularly group....mr. willingham, bill leek, gene
hailstone, hal stouffer were among the group. if you can respond to this
query i would be most grateful. larry l. thomas
Library Response: We do not have any photographs online. There are
photos in the collection of items we have. From what I have looked at, these
photos are not labeled so there is no way of telling you if the photo you
are looking for is here.
Name: Ron Walker
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Date: 2/5/10
Comments: Don't ever let these letters disappear from the Internet! I
hope they are under lock and key at the library. I suppose they mean more to
me than to most because I remember most of the writers--and especially Mr.
Dorsey.
Name: Bonnie Reynolds
Location: Charlestown, Indiana
Date: July 24
Comments: This is a very impressive collection and the display is
attractive and easy to use. Congratulations!
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