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Thank you again for a wonderful performance at our homeschool group...I have
had several e-mails about your fantastic TR program. Everyone loved it!!!!!
I have been telling everyone about you . . . you are fantastic...you have
blessed us. My 3 year old is sleeping with the bear you gave me and has
fondly named it Teddy . . . Teddy Roosevelt ! It is so cute!

Blessings!

Sandi Grutzius
CHESS homeschool group
Tinley Park, IL

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I have just returned from the Northstreet Playhouse where we enjoyed (for
the second night in a row) your captivating performance as Teddy Roosevelt.
You held the audience in the palm of your hand! An outstanding one man
show...thank you!!

Harry Crandall
Northstreet Playhouse patron
Onancock, Virginia

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Joe Wiegand's portrayal of Teddy Roosevelt is truly amazing, so much so that you have to remind yourself that it's 2007 and not 1907!  Joe does his "homework" which enables him to weave tidbits about the organization or institution he's speaking to into his remarks.  We found his presentations to both the Rotary Club of Redlands and the University of Redlands alumni, staff and friends highly informational and entertaining.  What a true "showman" Joe is in his superb depiction of the life and times of Teddy Roosevelt!

Lori Hatfield              Centennial Celebration Coordinator     University of Redlands

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At the podium beside the master of ceremonies, the pastors, and the representatives of the Lions and the Boy Scouts sat a special guest: a man nattily attired in tails and a fine top hat, the spitting image of our nation's 26th president, Teddy Roosevelt.  As he spoke and then later greeted guests with wit and charm, everyone felt he/she was witnessing a part of history.

Sylvia Heidemann, Editor -  Monument Builders News ö Monument Builders of North America

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