MS01.05.00.B07.F11.0009

March 30, 1968

Mr. David Driskill, Chairman
Art Department
Fisk University
Nashville, Tennessee

Dear Mr. Driskell:
Some time ago I sent you an envelope
Containing some snapshots of my latest work
and some examples of my son's sculpture.
Perhase this material did not Come to your
attention, so I am sending this note to let
you know that we still want to keep in
touch. You probably know that Miss Brady
Came by the Bay Area in January, but she
was too ill to stop. I did not insist on
seeing her since in her phone Conversation
she said that she had lost 50 lbs. She said
that she would see her N.Y. doctor and perhaps
go to a Manhatten hospital for a Check up.
I wrote a letter to her N.Y.C. address, and
also suggested to Palmer Hayden that he
keep in touch with her. I haven't heard
from Miss Brady, but Palmer Hayden said
that she did not stop long in N.Y. before she
was on her way to a meeting in Miami. I
would like to know if you have heard
from her at all this Spring.
I am teaching a Course here in Oakland at
Merritt College in their Black Curriculum