Sincerely,
Dear Mrs. Wilson,
I am a student journalist in high school, and we learned about some of the things your late husband went through as a journalist. After learning about the tribulations he went through, I am curious to learn more about his inspiring work. Thank you for taking the time to keep his memory alive.
Sincerely,
Dear Mrs. Wilson,
My name is Destiny Banks and I am in a broadcast journalism class. Learning about the things your husband endured during his career really moved me as a journalist. Learning about him really inspired me. His acts of courage opened the door for black journalists everywhere. Your husband can never be thanked enough for his contribution to journalism history.
Thank you,
Dear Mrs. Emogene Wilson,
My name is Jasmine lackey. I am a junior at Prince George High School in Virginia. I have been researching your husband and am so pleased that we have contacted you. I recently tried reaching out to your daughter and grandson but that was unsuccessful. I believe that what your husband “L” did was phenomenal. It’s really an honor to be speaking with you. Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to talk with us. I hope to meet you one day.
Sincerely,
Jasmine Lackey
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Dear Mrs. Emogene Wilson,
My name is Rebecca Shumar and I am a member of PGTV News in Prince George, VA. I have been researching your former husband L. Alex Wilson’s story and trying to talk to someone about him and I am thrilled that we were able to contact you! L. Alex Wilson’s story of perseverance and determination to overcome racial segregation truly amazed me. I am excited to hear back from you and I hope to meet you one day! Thank you for all you time; it is truly an honor.
Sincerely,