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    - The sender saw a copy of a note Kathy Fox sent to Jeff Rohr and feels they have little choice but to accept her point of view on the issue and sign the papers as given. - Now that the office is reopening, the sender hopes to work with Kathy to guarantee an additional $450,000 on the same terms as the original $850,000, as these funds are crucial for operating until expected federal funds become available. - Don will separately send Kathy a backup business plan in case federalization does not occur, and the sender wants to clarify that this institution is too important to rely solely on federalization, though it remains the top priority.

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    - The sender saw a copy of a note Kathy Fox sent to Jeff Rohr and feels they have little choice but to accept her point of view on the issue and sign the papers as given. - Now that the office is reopening, the sender hopes to work with Kathy to guarantee an additional $450,000 on the same terms as the original $850,000, as these funds are crucial for operating until expected federal funds become available. - Don will separately send Kathy a backup business plan in case federalization does not occur, and the sender wants to clarify that this institution is too important to rely solely on federalization, though it remains the top priority.

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    From: jepepjr@aol.com [mailto:jepepjr@aol.com]


    Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2010 11:23 AM
    To: Kathy Fox
    Cc: dmurphy@nurfc.org; BReece@nurfc.org; robinson.kb.1@pg.com
    Subject: Your note to Jeff Rohr.....

    Kathy,

    I saw a copy of your note to Jeff Rohr. We have little choice but to accept your point of view on
    this and I’ll go ahead to sign the papers as you have given them to me.

    I hope now that, as the office re-opens, we’ll be able to come to grips with the issue of my being
    able to also guarantee the other $450,000. My guarantee on this will be total, and it will be on
    the same terms that apply to the $850,000 and, to repeat, the availability of these funds as crucial
    to giving us the “running room” to get to the point in time where we hope and expect
    Federalization funds to be available. Don will be separately sending you the back-up business
    plan that you’ve requested in the event Federalization does not take place. To be absolutely clear
    with you, this institution and mission are far too important to put all our eggs in that basket, even
    as we continue to be hopeful of it coming through and even as it remains our #1 priority by far.

    John E. Pepper

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