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About
Robert Hodder, Theodore Roosevelt, by Brenda Stultz, Volunteer
Curator of the Clyde ( OH ) and the McPherson House.
“ I
know you greeted more than 125 on Saturday and your friendly
handshakes, your contagious smile, and your professional
expertise helped make our event a super success.”
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About the
We Made History Living
Historians troupe:
On
behalf of the
Yours Truly team,
I want to thank each of you for all the effort that
went into Monday night [“Dinner with the Presidents”
2009]. Everything that each of you do is very
professional and it is a partnership that we are
very proud of.
Thank
you again for a job VERY well done!
Jeff
Shibley
[Vice President & Owner]
Yours Truly
Restaurants
Overheard at the 2009 “Dinner
with the Presidents” at Yours Truly Restaurant:
“They [Presidents Garfield &
Roosevelt and First Ladies Garfield & Eleanor Roosevelt]
are so knowledgeable and look and act so authentic!”
About Debbie Weinkamer & Ed
Haney (from their visit to 2
elementary schools in Georgia as President & Mrs. Garfield)
“Thank
you so much for coming to our school. I enjoyed it very much.
The acting was extremely realistic. It was like a blast to the
past. I savored the story about the little boy and the
reporter.” -- Fifth Grade Student, Tyrone Elementary School,
Tyrone, GA
“Thank you for the
magnificent speech. You must have worked very hard to get
all the knowledge you know now about James A. Garfield. You
really had me thinking you were really James Garfield.”
“Thank you for dressing up
for us. You were so awesome… When I got home I told my
parents and my little brother about you.”
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Ed Haney about his role as President
Garfield:
“The best compliment I ever get is when people tell
me how much they’ve learned about Garfield from my presentation and
that the program was much more than they expected.”
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From the
“Conversation with Eleanor & Lucretia” program at Morley
Library, 3/7/09:
“You two seem reincarnated from the real First Ladies.”
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About Ed Haney as President Garfield:
“You look
just like him!” – from students when comparing a portrait of
President Garfield with the “living version.”
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About Debbie Weinkamer as Lucretia Garfield: James
R. Garfield II, the great-grandson of President James Garfield, used
to say,
“If I want to know anything about my ancestors, I ask
Debbie.”
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Debbie Weinkamer about Ed’s and her joint programs:
“We
know we’ve convinced the audience that we are the Garfields when
they ask, ‘Are you married in real life?’”
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About
Linda Laronge
as Eleanor, after the Perry Library
performance a patron declared,
“You
became her [Eleanor]!”.
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Ralph Borror about Linda Laronge’s first portrayal of
Eleanor Roosevelt: “She did a more genuine performance than some
folks who’ve been in the business a long time.”
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About
Bob Hodder as Theodore
Roosevelt, Nancy Kneen, Proprietor of the Lawnfield Inn and Suites
states,
“He brings with him the charisma, humor and passion of
Theodore Roosevelt. The crowd loves him.”
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