From the office of Ms. Robinson-Sanchez:
Welcome.
Francesca has recently been involved in multiple projects that have taken up all her time.
She regrets not being able to respond to your posts as quickly as she would like.
She appreciates your patience, and in the near future will be answering all posts,
past and present.

Thank you all for your continuing support of Eddie and our site -- your participation in the Q&A board is truly appreciated.


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Jeanie L. Constable | @
Dear Fran,

I recently found your site. It is great! I hope all is well with you and Adam. I hope you are not currently living in Malibu!!!Those fire are the worst I have seen out there. Take Care,

Jeanie C.
23 October 2007 - Littlerock,CA.

Richard Charnay | @
While cleaning out my parents condo I came across a print entitled "The Arts are Eternal" by Abe Istric 1956 (my grand uncle). I had always heard that the original was purchased by Mr. Robinson. Can you shed any light on this subject?
22 October 2007 - Edmond Oklahoma (grew up in NYC)

Massiel Bobadilla | @
Ms. Robinson-Sanchez,
I'm writing an article on your grandfather's piano for UCLA's "Daily Bruin" newspaper and I'd greatly appreciate it if I could speak to you regarding this historic instrument! I haven't been able to find any other way of getting in contact with you. Please respond when you have a chance.
9 October 2007 - Los Angeles

bob | @
Hello, Francesca. Some great news. I have a letter today from the publisher that advises the Robinson Encyclopedia will be reissued as a paperback shortly after the first of the year. Thought you would be happy to hear.
5 October 2007 - st. louis

bob | @
To Nadine Ramirez of Paris: Taking the liberty of responding to your message, Robinson had 5 brothers (no sisters); he was 2nd youngest, and the family came from Bucharest. The family DID immigrate to the US when he was 9 or 10, in 1903, and settled in New York City. While Goldenberg was the original surname (probably what the "G" stands for), he didn't have a brother named Joe. Three brothers were Oscar, Zach and Max. Morris, their father was a cabinet maker and in this country had an antique shop of sorts. Hope this helps.
1 October 2007 - st. louis

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