EFTA00176109
EFTA00176109 (USAFLS) From: Lilly Ann Sanchez Sent: aF lecembeS 2006 8:40 AM To: IMM (USAFLS) Subject: JE hope that the two weeks you will be out of the district is for a well-deserved vacation. I have been so busy lately that I am also looking forward to taking some time off closer to the end of the year. I am planning to be out of the office the weeks of Dec. 18 and Dec. 25 to spend much quality time with my son who is now 8 years old and growing up too fast. Since it looks like we will miss each other before the New Year, I will be in touch at that time and hopefully we will be able to meet shortly thereafter. In the interim, I will check on the document requests you made and get back to you. Regards. Lilly Ann Sanchez, Esq. FOWLER WHITE BURNETT P.A. >» (USAFLS)" 11/17/2006 9:22 AM >>> Hi Lilly -- This is the correct e-mail address. I hope that you received the letter that I faxed yesterday. I will be out of the office today, but I will be back on Monday. Tha
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EFTA00176109 (USAFLS) From: Lilly Ann Sanchez Sent: aF lecembeS 2006 8:40 AM To: IMM (USAFLS) Subject: JE hope that the two weeks you will be out of the district is for a well-deserved vacation. I have been so busy lately that I am also looking forward to taking some time off closer to the end of the year. I am planning to be out of the office the weeks of Dec. 18 and Dec. 25 to spend much quality time with my son who is now 8 years old and growing up too fast. Since it looks like we will miss each other before the New Year, I will be in touch at that time and hopefully we will be able to meet shortly thereafter. In the interim, I will check on the document requests you made and get back to you. Regards. Lilly Ann Sanchez, Esq. FOWLER WHITE BURNETT P.A. >» (USAFLS)" 11/17/2006 9:22 AM >>> Hi Lilly -- This is the correct e-mail address. I hope that you received the letter that I faxed yesterday. I will be out of the office today, but I will be back on Monday. Tha
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