Letter from John and Eva Fillion to MLK about Moral Support

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This letter dated March 14, 1968 was written to Dr. King from John and Eva Fillion. In this letter they thank Dr. King for promoting the cause of freedom and tell him how grateful they are for all of his work in the fight for justice.

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Letter from John and Eva Fillion to MLK about Moral Support
Thursday, March 14, 1968
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[On letterhead] [Inserted text in red left margin: kind] [Inserted stamp in black ink right margin: Mar 18 1968] March 14, 1968 Dear Dr. King, Thank you so very much for sharing this evening with us. I feel you have given us a strong helping hand and touched us with your love to speed our turning of the corner to freedom. For this we are all immeasurably grateful. Sincerely, John and Eva Fillion
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Support Correspondence
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King, Martin Luther, Jr.

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Michigan (MI)