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There are 4 comments on Office Artifacts: Louis Mayhew

  1. You have me rolling over the Furby comment, as I had to fight through a war to buy one for my step kids, and it too freaked them out and wouldn’t shut off! At least yours was rescued to your office…mine didn’t have the same fate!

  2. I love this series and the stories behind the office artifacts.

    I saw Little Joe Cook at the Cantab Lounge back in the 90’s. It was a packed house, and all the people (hamburgers and cheeseburgers) from their 20’s on up were dancing and singing along, and having a fantastic time. Mr. Mayhew, I probably saw you that night!

  3. I had Louis Mayhew as my advisor way back around ‘93 and he was so wonderful! I credit him with my wonderful career as a social worker. Great to see your face again! Thank you from my heart. Hope you’re doing great!

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