Zippy the Pinhead: “Formative Moment” (click to enlarge)
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“Georgie,”
I am your cousin, Jack (Sczerbicki) Sherwood. My father, Dr. John V., delivered you. You might also remember bro Ron. I have been a classic film fan for 60 years. Check out my (critically-acclaimed) book, “Maryland’s Vanishing Lives,” published 1994 byJHU Press. First (hardcover) edition sold out; second (paperback) still in print. Your local library can locate a copy.
I hope Clara and George are doing well. I last saw them 13 years ago, at my wife’s funeral. Do they “do” email etc.
My middle son, Eric, is also an avid “fan.”
Regards, Jack
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