From Anonymous

Dear Wendy and Stu, I returned from London to hear the great news about your 60th birthday party. You can't be 60 because (Stuart)as one of my former graduate students at Carnegie-Mellon that makes me a very old man! You both look much younger, so it must be designer genes, healthy diets, much exercise or just plain good old fashion luck. Congratulations and don't forget to celebrate again on January 11, 2009!

From Sally Feeney

Wendy and Stu -
I hope you have a great, great birthday celebration!! Congratulations on all the many accomplishments you both have made during the years. Stu, one of your best was marrying my sister!!!

Stu - as always, you're the best!! I love you and thank God every day we were so blessed to have you added to our family!

Happy Birthday!!

From Jill Levy

My remembrances of the "twins" are platinum blurs. They seemed to be in perpetual motion all the time; playing tennis, hockey, even walking down a hall-always moving. Apparently when they did stop it was to prove how smart they were! "Awards" nights were spent listening the the name Lazarus over and over again and watching the hardware pile up around them. Unceasing energy makes remarkable results and you, both, are proof of that. Fran and Chuck must be so proud!

From Phyllis Greene

I had invited your parents and grandmother for dinner the evening of January 11 and I was a nervous wreck, thinking about the quality of my cooking compared to Gertrude's meals, what with Ollie and all that. Bur then, you decided to be born and dinner was out and Stert and Gwendolyn were in. I have treasured all three of you for all these years... and I wanted to write a more clever comment but only love kept coming out of my fingers.