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______________________________________ADDENDUM__________________________________________________ Due to the long-standing personal friendship I have with the subject, (California Poet Laureate, Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel) I have been asked by previous contributors to submit materials that I have come into possession of, mostly from Ms. McDaniel herself, and with her complete trust and permission to share with (her exact words) "...anyone who has a genuine interest in the Okie experience." This photo of Ms. McDaniel includes a credit to the photographer. However, the image quality of the photocopy it is taken from, as submitted by myself, is far too degraded and grainy to make out clearly. This photo was included in an interview with Ms. McDaniel by Joan Jobe Smith, entitled: "The Almost-Interview of Wilma E. McDaniel". There is an inscription by Ms. McDaniel in the upper right-hand corner of the photocopy that says "Chiron Review, Autumn 1999". Due to her declining health issues, even at the time of this inscription, I cannot positively verify the accuracy of this publishing date. I do have a current request in with (now defunct!) 'Chiron Literary Review' Editor/Publisher, Michael Hathaway, to possibly provide as much available materials as he might be willing to, for inclusion to the Wikipedia - Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel project, now in progress. Of cousre, he will receive full credit and heartfelt thanks for any and all contributions, as will any other source that provides materials for this worthwhile "labor of love". Thanks to Wikipedia staff for all of their diligent and thoughtful re-formatting and/or other assistance with this effort. Sincerely,

Pat 'the Hat' Goodrich Performing Songwriter Audio Archivist for Wilma E. McDaniel 12/5/2006 Nashville, TN

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(del) (cur) 02:40, 6 December 2006 . . Patthehat (Talk | contribs) . . 382×473 (52,381 bytes) (This work is a copyrighted publicity photograph. It is believed that the use of some such photographs to illustrate: the person(s), product, event, or subject in question where the image is unrepeatable, i.e. a free image could not be created to replace)