Dear Professor Baetzhold,
   
  Thank you for responding.  I know that he valued your friendship.  I have those two items that you so ably wrote.  May I have your permission to quote from them, or are the copyrights held by the publications?  It is early in my attempt to gather all his writing, and I am just starting to inquire about copyright from the various publishers.  Thank you for your good wishes.
   
  Regards,
  Sandra Littleton Uetz

"Baetzhold, Howard" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
  Dear M. Uetz,\

Two items regarding John Tuckey that I hope may be of value are

1. The note on John's death that I wrote for the Mark Twain Circular, Vol. 1, no. 11, November 1987\,
and 2. My introduction to Quarry Farm Papers No. 2, 1990 JohnTuckey's last presentation "Mark Twain: The Youth Who Lived on in the Sage."

Good Luck on your project,
HGB




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Subject: request for information on John S. Tuckey

Greetings, all--

I see by the brochure for the 2009 Conference in Elmira that another Tuckey award will be given, so I thought I would query the members here to see if any had memories of or anecdotes about John that they would be willing to share. I am working on a collection of his writing, including putting back into print his Mark Twain and Little Satan. I knew him as a graduate student, mentor, and member of his English department. I would appreciate hearing from those of you who knew him as well. Respond on or off-lline, as you deem appropriate.

Regards,
Sandra Littleton Uetz