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It's From Who? Looking for a unique way to honor someone special? How about a greetings card signed by the President and Mrs. Bush? That’s right, you can request a card for a new baby’s birth (make request after birth,) fiftieth, (or greater) wedding anniversary, and a 80th (or greater) birthday. Just go to www.whitehouse.gov/contact/index.html# and scroll down to Invitations and Greetings and click on the word “guidelines” in the sentence “Please follow these guidelines for greetings.” A window will pop up to explore the guidelines and application forms for the different available greetings. You will need to supply; the name and address of the honoree, the date of the event and the requestor’s name and daytime phone number. The honoree must be a U.S. citizen. The request can be made online from the website. It can also be faxed in at 202-395-12323 or mailed to The White House, ATTN: Greetings Office, Washington, D.C. 20502-0039 I have a card signed by Ronald and Nancy Reagan in 1984. It was sent to my grandmother for her birthday and it is now a treasured family heirloom. What a great way to celebrate your special event with a Presidential Greeting! 04/2007, Kazwell Newsletter 
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