Gerald Ford 1976 Typed Letter Signed as President - With Exceedingly RARE Handwritten Postscript
38th President. Typed letter signed “Jerry Ford” AS PRESIDENT, September 3, 1976, White House stationery, stamped “Sep 8, 1976” along top edge., sent to R. Miller Hicks in Austin, Texas, in full:
Thank you for your recent letter, and it was great to see you in Vail. By the time this letter reaches you, our President Ford Committee leadership will be announced; and I hope you will take the time to contact them directly and become actively involved in our state effort. I am confident that November 2nd will be a great day for the Republican Party with the active support of leaders like yourself.
With an exceedingly RARE handwritten postscript: “P.S. When you come to Washington, and I hope it is soon, let me know so you can stop by the Oval Office. J.”
Previously framed, even toning across the letter.
R. Miller Hicks (1925-2020) was the president of R. Miller Hicks & Company in Austin, Texas, and Chairman of Ronald Reagan’s Small and Minority Business advisory panel. Hicks was a Republican donor in Texas with close ties to President Ford and President Reagan.
38th President. Typed letter signed “Jerry Ford” AS PRESIDENT, September 3, 1976, White House stationery, stamped “Sep 8, 1976” along top edge., sent to R. Miller Hicks in Austin, Texas, in full:
Thank you for your recent letter, and it was great to see you in Vail. By the time this letter reaches you, our President Ford Committee leadership will be announced; and I hope you will take the time to contact them directly and become actively involved in our state effort. I am confident that November 2nd will be a great day for the Republican Party with the active support of leaders like yourself.
With an exceedingly RARE handwritten postscript: “P.S. When you come to Washington, and I hope it is soon, let me know so you can stop by the Oval Office. J.”
Previously framed, even toning across the letter.
R. Miller Hicks (1925-2020) was the president of R. Miller Hicks & Company in Austin, Texas, and Chairman of Ronald Reagan’s Small and Minority Business advisory panel. Hicks was a Republican donor in Texas with close ties to President Ford and President Reagan.
38th President. Typed letter signed “Jerry Ford” AS PRESIDENT, September 3, 1976, White House stationery, stamped “Sep 8, 1976” along top edge., sent to R. Miller Hicks in Austin, Texas, in full:
Thank you for your recent letter, and it was great to see you in Vail. By the time this letter reaches you, our President Ford Committee leadership will be announced; and I hope you will take the time to contact them directly and become actively involved in our state effort. I am confident that November 2nd will be a great day for the Republican Party with the active support of leaders like yourself.
With an exceedingly RARE handwritten postscript: “P.S. When you come to Washington, and I hope it is soon, let me know so you can stop by the Oval Office. J.”
Previously framed, even toning across the letter.
R. Miller Hicks (1925-2020) was the president of R. Miller Hicks & Company in Austin, Texas, and Chairman of Ronald Reagan’s Small and Minority Business advisory panel. Hicks was a Republican donor in Texas with close ties to President Ford and President Reagan.