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You are so welcome

An amazing moment was last year when I was sent 25 British Pounds for an article by Keith that was published in Beat Scene magazine. And it wasn't amazing because of the money. It was amazing that I was finally able to revive his Intellectual Property, his mind, his thoughts - they still count and people still want to publish what he wrote because he had his moments of genius - he had a great love for his art and showed it in his creativity. And when the 25 pounds arrived, I thought "Wow, that was easy" because this has been a nightmare, a walking nightmare to try to rescue my father's literary legacy from the trash.

It really does mean a lot to me because I saw his struggles as a writer and I loved him. His materials represent so much of the era that he lived in and the people he knew. I promised my father as he lay dying that I would find him again.

Hi Nathan, I feel that you have some deep concerns about this matter but I assure it is no joke. I am trying to preserve my father’s literary legacy. In my mother's will there was the statement that my mother left the right to purchase the home on 1046 Grant Street in Longmont for a fair market price and with it the remaining contents of the house to Eldon and Terry Mast. Question: Was the missing archival material in the house? Details of the sale of the house and my mother's will can be seen at: persephoneabbott.com/eldon-mast-and-terry-stutzman-mast-1046-grant-street-longmont-colorado/ Thank you.

@@PersephoneAbbott I have been informed that you were reached out to after your mother’s passing and did not want the documents. They have been disposed of. I am sorry.

@@nathanandfamily Dear Nathan, I am shocked to hear this. I was never informed about the matter. Debra M. was the only person who contacted me after my mother's death and never mentioned these materials. I made my wishes clear to my father's community before my mother's death that I fully supported that the archival material should be sent to UWW in Bellingham. Who said that they reached out to me? Where are the documents? Who has the documents? They represent the entire life of an artist and creator who had many important connections to the artistic world of his time. Kind regards, Persephone

Hi Zoe, I feel that you have some deep concerns about this matter but I assure it is no joke. I am trying to preserve my father’s literary legacy. In my mother's will there was the statement that my mother left the right to purchase the home on 1046 Grant Street in Longmont for a fair market price and with it the remaining contents of the house to Eldon and Terry Mast. Question: Was the missing archival material in the house? Details of the sale of the house and my mother's will can be seen at: persephoneabbott.com/eldon-mast-and-terry-stutzman-mast-1046-grant-street-longmont-colorado/ Thank you.

There's usally more sides than one to view a situation.

@@PersephoneAbbott Point.

Thank you! I loved reading them and I am glad that you could also enjoy my father's words!