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Re: Lewes Park
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pdl3560@aol.com
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2015-11-23 15:18:20
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Joshua Alcorn
<jmalcorn@me.com>
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Ashley Biden
<abiden@dcjustice.org>
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Hallie Biden
<halliebiden@gmail.com>
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Hunter Biden
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Agreed. As you know I met with these folks, vetted them, and ran the concept by everyone. I explained to them, that the foundation could not financially support them, but it was a lovely idea that would be a wonderful way to honor two things that Beau cared about, children and the environment. It is planned to be a childrens teaching forest. The reporter just called me, but I did not take the call. His explanation in the of what he wanted was strange. Patty Patricia Dailey Lewis Sent from my iPhone > On Nov 23, 2015, at 10:04 AM, Joshua Alcorn <jmalcorn@me.com> wrote: > > Hi folks - just got a call from a News Journal reporter working on a story regarding the folks in Sussex looking to buy the land for a nature preserve and name it after Beau. He asked to confirm that they’ve talked to us (they have) and that it’s something Beau’s name could be associated with. > Since they have not yet purchased the land, what about giving him this line, “They’ve reached out to the Beau Biden Foundation, and if the land is purchased, the family will consider the opportunity.” On background, of course. > I feel like we need to be especially careful after the Victory Village thing not to let people use Beau’s name as a way to ensure they’re able to do something they haven’t done yet. But this is your call, of course. > /ja > > Josh Alcorn > 302-598-1885 > jmalcorn@me.com >=2
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