Kenny Kato was the brother of AR’s longtime secretary, June Kato. He was a stamp collector before AR resumed that hobby.
February 3, 1950
Dear Kenny:
Thank you for your letter. I was glad to hear from you and to know that you haven’t forgotten us. I was very impressed to hear that you are doing well in school and have been elected Treasurer of your class. I always thought that you would be an efficient young man.
I will be glad to save foreign stamps for you. I haven’t many at the moment, but I am enclosing some Norwegian stamps which you might use.
I hope that when you move to Burbank you will come to see us with your parents. I would like to see how you have grown in these years.
Sincerely,
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