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STR~A"USC:OMPUTER. INC. SS FAI1=!9ANKS BLvD. MA.~LBORO< MA 0'752 (e1;) 460'2000 TLX (294' , 2) ANSeK STRA UR USA Fax n617·481~894S

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ADDITIONAL lNFORMATlON: Sill would like to send out th$ invitations this L •

week. Hava you Bpo~en to anyone .(Mikl;! Olekslw).at th~ computer.Museum to

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let them know that Bill intends to have this dinner, (at your request) even

if it mi9~t "compete:.with the Museum's "Computer Bowl Fundraiserll ??

Please advise.

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27 May 1988

Mr. SCOtt O. McNealy Chainnan. President & CEO Sun Microsystems. IncOIporated 2550 Garcia Avenue Mountain View. CA 94043

Dear Scott,

WILLIAM E. f=oSTER PRESIoENT f

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~rig my ~vlt'\ticm to speak at,the Computet ",!useuin On .. ,,' ; y goals 1S to mterest local High Tech CEO's 11\ ~ U ng to the Museum. and your reputation and the success of Sun will be,~.big~aw. ,',' . ': '_, " . ~ ,

As you'may know. there'are two Sun 3/i60's on display at the Sm~ Machines Exhibit in the Museum, which was formed several years ago to educate the general public about the history oC computing, what computers can do today •. and what the future might hold. .

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Some suggestions for your talk might include: future workstation : architectures, UNIXt the difference between West Coast and East Coast computer companies, why Sun has been so successfuL. As September approaches. we will be in touch regarding media requirements and any other presentation requests you nlight have.

If you have time to play some golf when you're here, let me know and I'll get uS onto a good course. Congratulations on the continued phenomenal success of Sun!

Sincerel)' ,

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Apollo Computer, Inc.

Thomas A. Vanderslice Chainnan & CEO

Data General Corp.

J. Bradley Stroup Vice President

Teradyne, Inc.

Fred VanVeen Vice President

6.15.1988 9:54

Germanh.lm Power Devices

OliverO. Ward President

Deloitte Haskins & Sells

Marlo Umana Partner in Charge .

Augat, Inc.

Roger D. Wellington Chainnan

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Coop~rs & Lybrand

William K, O'Brien

Managing Partner

Printed Circuit Corp.

Peter Sannanian

Chaim'lan

Barry Wright Corp.

Ralph Z. Sorenson

President & CEO

LTX Corp.

Graham Miller President

IBM Corporation

Paul J. Palmer N .E. Regional Vice President

AT &T Bell Laboratories

William O. Scheerer

Executive Director

Adage~ Inc.

Richard Spann President

Adams, Harkness & Hill, Inc.

Theodore L. Stebbins

Senior Vice President & Treasurer

6.15.1988 9:54

Dank of bQslol\

Peter C. Read Executive Vice PItsident

Genetics Institote, Inc.

Gabriel Sclunerge~ President & CEO '

Analog Device~, Inc.

Ray Stata

President

ATEX, Inc.

David E. Monks

President

BayBank Middlesex, N.A.

Paul J. Ryan , Senior Vice President

Spinnaker Software

C. David Souss Chainnan & CEO

GCA Corporation

David R. A. Steadman Chainnan & CEO '

GenRad, Jnc.

William R. Thurston

Chainnan

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Shepherd Intelllgencc Systems, Inc.

Robert F. J asse

President &. CEO

Computer Solutions, Inc.

Mitchell Kert:anan

President

Adams-Russell Electronics Co., Inc.

John J. Lynch

President

Arthur Young & Co.

Thomas P. McDennott Managing Partner

Kaye Instruments, Inc.

Clarence Kemper

President

Bolt Beranek & Newman Inc.

Stephen u;vy

Chainnan

Al'thur D. Little, Inc.

John F. Magee Chairman & CEO

Intermetrlcs, Inc.

John E. Miller

Chairman

6.15.1988 9:53

Alpha Industries, Inc.

George S. Kariotis Chairman

Motorola, Inc.'

John A. Lockitt

President

Lotus Development Corp.

Jim P. Manzi President

Digital Equipment Corp.

William R, Johns~n Jr. Vice President

MASSCOMP

August P. Klein President

SoITech, Inc.

Justus Lowe. Jr. President

International Data Corp.

Patrick 1. McGovdrn

Chairman

Data Translatioft, Inc.

Alfred A. Molinari President

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Stratus Computer, Inc.

William B. Foster

President

Computer vision Corp.

Robert L. Gable

President

lonics, Inc.

ArthurL. Goldstein

President & CEO

Prime Computer, Inc.

Joe M. Henson

President

Sippican Ocean Systems, Inc.

Thayer Francis. Jr. Chainnan

VoiceTek Corp.

Robert M. Gasparro President

Allalogic Corp.

Bernard M. Gordon

President

Hewlett·Packard Co.

Ben L. Hohnes Vice President & General Manager

6.15.1988 9:53

EO & G, Inc.

Dean Freed Chairman

GTE Government Systems

Francis A. Gicca . President

Alliant Computer Systems Corp.

Ronald Gruner President & CEO

Davox CommuAications Corp.

Daniel A. HOS8ie President & CEO

Sequoia SystenU, Inc. Gabriel P. Fusco Chainnan of the Board, CEO

Millipore Corp_ John A. Oihnartin President & CEO

Thinking Machines Corp.

Sheryl Handler

President

Charles Stark Draper Laboratory

Ralph H. Jacobso4 President & CEO .

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Dynatnics Research Corp.

John S. AndereggJ Jr.

Chai.llnan

Unitrode Corp.

George M. Bennan Chainnan

American Research & Development

Charles L. Coulter

President

Data General Corp.

Edson D. deCastro President

Nixdorf Computer Corp.

Michael A. Anderson

President

Honeywell Bull Inc.

John C. Butler Executive Vice President

esp, Inc.

Edmund U. CollIer

Chai.llnan

Symbolics, Inc.

Ronald L. DeITy President & CEO

6.15.1988 9:52 P. 2

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AT&T Informtl'1lon Systems

Robert C. Babbitt~ Area Vice President

Integrated Genetics, Inc.

Robert J. Carpenter President

Cullinet Software, Inc.

David L. Otapmatl Chairman & CEO

Concord Data Systems, Inc.

John S. Donnelly' President & CEO

Dynatech Corp.

Jay P. Barger President

Stellar Computer. Inc.

Arthur Carr President & COO .

Teradyne, Inc.

Alexander V. d'Arbeloff

President

Goodwin, Procter & Hoar

Donald J. Evans, P.C.

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October 28, 1988

Mr. Gardner Hendrie PO Box 1158 Northboro, MA 01532

Dear Gardner:

STRATUS COMPUTER, INC. 55 FAIRBANKS BLVD. MARLBORO, MA 01752 (617) 460·2000 TLX (294112) ANSBK STRA U R USA

Enclosed please find copies of:

Re: The Computer Museum

• letters from attendees of the Computer Museum Fund Raiser on Sept. 27 • follow up letters • lists of people who attended • lists of people who were invited and declined

I think a follow up call to each individual would be appropriate, but would be most effective if we knew which ones were already members and whether they are active or not. Can you find out which ones are members, how much more $ you think we can squeeze out of the ones who are members and what specifically we should ask for out of those who are not members? I have taken the liberty of setting aside an hour for Bill to do his follow up work ...

Best regards to you and your new assistant,

c~strom Secretary to the President

Enclosures

BANK OF BOSTON

Peter C. Read Executive Vice President and Group Executive

Mr. William E. Foster President Stratus Computer, Inc. 55 Fairbanks Blvd. Marlboro, Massachusetts 01752

Dear Bill:

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October 20, 1988

After a bit of inquiry, I've determined that while Bank of Boston is already a Corporate Member of the Computer Museum, we have not actively participated in its programs nor have many people truly been aware of our involvement. In fact, it was even suggested that we might consider dropping the membership in 1989.

We will definitely continue our membership and in addition, we will make a conscious effort to become much more familiar with the museum's offerings and will supplement the normal systems areas with High Tech and Venture Capital personnel for dissemination of program information, etc.

Hopefully, by the end of next year total awareness and in­volvement will have significantly increased.

Kindest personal regards,

Sincerely

Executive ,,'ice President

100 Federal Street. Boston. Massachusetts. 61! -434-2970 Mail: P.o. Box 2016. Boston. ,\-t-'. 021 06 THE FIRST "'ATIONAL BANK OF BOSTOr-:

BANK OF BOSTON

Peter C. Read Execulivt' Vice President

and Group ExecullvE'

Mr. William E. Foster President Stratus Computer, Inc. 55 Fairbanks Boulevard Marlboro, Massachusetts 01752

Dear Bill:

September 29, 1988

You were thoughtful to invite Sue and me to the extremely enjoyable and informative evening Tuesday night. We were pleased to have our first opportunity to be at the Museum as well as listen to Scott's remarks, which I believe are right on the money.

Thanks for including us.

Executive Vice President

100 Federal Street. Boston. Massachusetts. 61 ;--43";-:!970 Mail: P.o.Bo>.:!016.Boston.MA 0:!106 THE FIRST I\:ATIO~AL B"I\:I< OF BOSTO;\;

./ CHARLES R1VER VENTCRES

Mr. William E. Foster President stratus Computer, Inc. 55 Fairbanks Blvd. Marlboro, MA 01752

Dear Bill:

September 28, 1988

'!hank you so nnlch for hosting Grace and me at the Computer Museum. I really enjoyed hearing scott McNealy talk. I have read so nnlch about hiln; it was a real treat. I am glad we were included.

I did not mind the gentle kidding at the dinner, but would like equal time if I am same day c:hainnan of an event at \\'hich you are a guest. Maybe we can keep the roast going.

I understand from Marian that your son will be reporting to Pensacola on January 9, after TBS. My son is hoping to start flight instructor duties in May of 1989, \\'hich would be about the time your son would actually clllnb into an airplane after completing his preflight at Pensacola. I will, obviously, tell Mark to be on the lookout for hiln.

Best regards,

Sincerely,

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IJonn T. Neises f General Partner '>../

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29 September 1988

Mr. William E. Foster President Stratus Computer, Inc. 55 Fairbanks Blvd. ~arlborough,~ 01752

Dear Bill,

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Fax (6171423·9655

Our many thanks again to you and Stratus Computer for the very delightful dinner occasion at the Computer Museum. Margaret and I enjoyed the gathering, the setting, the fine dinner and particularly your and Scott's remarks.

Apropos of our brief discussion, I am enclosing our latest Annual Repon for your interest. I am also signing up my children to be members of the Museum!

Again our appreciation.

Sincerely,

f. (j"/ ~!J.ur

Charles J.CouIter President

CJC:jlm

Enclosure

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September 30, 1988

Mr. Charles L. Coulter President American Research & Development Division of Textron Inc. 7th Floor 45 Milk Street Boston, MA 02109

Dear Charles:

STRATUS COMPUTER. INC. 55 FAIRBANKS BLVD MARLBORO. MA 01752 (508) 460-2000

WILLIAM E FOSTER PRESIDENT

Thank you for joining me at the Computer Museum last Tuesday evening. I appreciate your interest in the museum and hope that you had a chance to enjoy some of the exhibits.

The Computer Museum is the world's flrst and only museum devoted solely to computers and computing. We feel that the Museum has done a great job of preserving the history of computing and serves as a valuable resource to industry and the public.

There are many ways to suppon the Museum: corporate sponsorship, individual membership, or donations of equipment for exhibits. Benefits to you depend on the amount given, but generally include: public recognition, free admission tickets, invitations to special events and lectures, use of the library, archives, auditorium. and eligibility to borrow parts of the collection. I do hope you will consider making a donation and I have enclosed a pledge card for your convenience.

Sincerely,

cl3;.JJL WEF/cal Enclosure

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September 30,1988

Mr. Ray Stata President Analog Devices, Inc. P.O. Box 9106 NOnNood,~ 02062

Dear Mr. Stata:

STRATUS COMPUTER. INC. 55 FAIRBANKS BLVD. MARLBORO. MA 0'752 (508) 460-2000

WILLIAM E. FOSTER PRESIDENT

I am sorry that you were unable to attend Scott McNealy's presentation at the Computer Museum last Tuesday night It was both entertaining and enlightening. However, I would still like to give you the opportunity to visit the museum and have enclosed some passes which Stratus receives as a corporate sponsor.

The Computer Museum is the world's first and only museum devoted solely to computers and computing. Visitors get in touch with the past, present and future of computers in a fun and educational way. We feel that the Museum has done a great job of preserving the history of computing and serves as a valuable resource to industry and the public.

There are many ways to support the Museum: corporate sponsorship, individual membership, or donations of equipment for exhibits. Benefits to you depend on the amount given, but generally include: public recognition, free admission tickets, invitations to special events and lectures, use of the library, archives, auditorium, and eligibility to borrow partS of the collection.

I do hope you will take advantage of the tickets and visit the museum and then consider making a donation.

Sincerely,

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Mr. Bruce J. Bergman President & CEO Xylogics, Inc. 53 Third Avenue BurlingtonMA 01803 272-8140 Wife, Jan

Mr. Joseph F. Executive . The Co 300 Co ess Street Bost MA 02210 42 800

Mr. Jim Daley VoiceTek Company 61 Chapel Street NewtonMA 02138 964-8820

Mr. Daniel A. Hosage President & CEO Davox Communications Corp. 4 Federal Street BillericaMA 01821 667-4455 Wife, Betty

Mr. Nick Bologna Sequoia Systems, Inc. 3 Metropolitan Corporate Center MarlboroMA 01752 480-0800 Wife, Vickie secy, Dottie Vandette

Mr. Charles L. Coulter President American Research & Development Division of Textron Inc. 7th Floor 45 Milk Street BostonMA 02109 423-7500 Margaret Logan

Mr. Howard P. Foley President Mass. High Tech. Council, Inc. World Trade Center Boston #315 Boston MA 02210 439-0050 Wife, Marilee

Mr. Mitchell Kertzman President Computer Solutions, Inc. One Burlington Woods S.301 Burlington MA 01803 229-2200 Murray Mathews

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Mr. Eiji Kuge Exec. VP & COO NEe Systems Laboratory, Inc. 1414 Massachusetts Avenue BoxboroughMA 01719 263-2627 K. Kagiyama

Mr. Thomas P. McDennott Managing Partner Arthur Young & Co. One Boston Place Boston MA 02102 725-1100 Arthur Koumantzelis

Mr. Robert M. Morrill Hambrecht & Quist Suite 102 One Hollis Street Wellesley MA 02181 237-2099 Wife, Barbara Secy, Mary McCall

Mr. Dave Perozek General Manager Hewlett-Packard Co. Medical Products Group 3000 Minuteman Road AndoverMA 01810 687-1501 Wife, Betty

Mr. Rich McAndrew Alliant Computer Systems Corp. One Monarch Drive Littleton MA 01460 486-4950 Wife, Marty secy, Marybeth Shults

Mr. Fred Molinari President Data Translation, Inc. 100 Locke Drive MarlboroMA 01752 481-3700 Wife, Maureen secy, Glenda

Mr. Jack ~eises General Partner Charles River Ventures 67 Batterymarch Street BostonMA 02110 439-0477 Wife, Grace secy, Elaine

Mr. ~ick Pettinella CFO Intermetrics, Inc. 733 Concord Avenue CambridgeMA 02138 661-1840

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Stellar C puter, Inc. 100 We Avenue Newt MA 02159 964 000

Mr. Ben F. Robelen 25 Meadowbrook Road Weston MA 02193 899-1966 Wife, Maureen

Mr. Peter C. Read Executive Vice President Bank of Boston 100 Federal Street BostonMA 02110 434-2970 Wife, Sue secy, Betty Pomarico

Ms. Maryann Walsh V.P. Engineering VoiceTek Corp. 61 Chapel Street Newton MA 02138 964-8820

Mr. John S. Chairman

Anderegg

Dynamics Research Corp. 60 Concord Street Wilmington MA 01887 658-6100

Mr. Robert C. Babbitt Area Vice President AT &T Information Systems 430 Bedford Street Lexington MA02174 863-0161

Mr. George M. Berman Chairman Unitrode Corp. 5 Forbes Road Lexington MA 02173 861-6540

Mr. Robert J. President Integrated Genetics, Inc. 51 New York Avenue Framingham MA 01701 875-1336

Carpenter

Mr. Michael A. Anderson President Nixdorf Computer Corp. 300 Third Avenue Waltham MA 02154 890-3600 seey, Claudia

Mr. Jay P. Barger President Dynatech Corp. 3 New England Executive Park Burlington MA 01803 272-6100

Mr. John c. Executive Vice President Honeywell Bull Inc.

Butler

U.S. Marketing, Sales & Service 200 Smith Street Waltham MA 02154 895-3450

Mr. Arthur President & COO Stellar Computer, Inc. 100 Wells Avenue Newton MA 02159 964-1000

Carr

Mr. Edmund U. Chairman CSP, Inc. 40 Linnell Circle Billerica MA 01821 272-6020

Mr. Alex President Teradyne, Inc. 321 Harrison Avenue Boston MA 02118

Mr. Ronald President & CEO Symbolics, Inc. 11 Cambridge Center Cambridge MA 02142

Mr. Paul J. Matrix Partners One Post Office Square Boston MA 02109 482-7735

Cohler

d'Arbeloff

Deny

Ferri

Mr. John Cullinane Chairman & CEO Cullinet Software, Inc. 400 Blue Hill Drive Westwood MA 02909 329-7700

Mr.EdsonD. President Data General Corp. 4400 Computer Drive Westborough MA 01580 366-8911

Mr. John S. President & CEO

de Castro

Donnelly

Concord Data Systems, Inc. 45 Bartlett Street Marlboro MA 01752 460-0808

Mr. Thayer Chairman

Francis

Sippican Ocean Systems, Inc. 7 Barnabas Road P.O. Box 861 Marion MA 02738 748-1160

Mr. Dean Chairman EG & G, Inc. 45 William Street Wellesley MA 02181 237-5100

Mr. Francis A. President GTE Government 100 First Avenue Waltham MA 02154 890-8460

Mr. Arthur L. President & CEO lonies, Inc. 65 Grove Street Watertown MA 02172 926-2500

Ms. Sheryl President

Freed

Gicca

Systems

Goldstein

Handler

Thinking Machines Corp. 245 First Street Cambridge MA02142 876-1111

Mr. Joe Gal Capital Management 8 Essex Center Drive Peabody MA 01960

Mr. John A. President & CEO Millipore Corp. 25 Ashby Road Bedford MA 01730 275-9200

Mr. BemardM President Analogic Corp. Audubon Road Wakefield MA 01880 246-0300

Mr. Joe M. President Prime Computer, Inc. Prime Park Natick MA01760 655-8000

Gal

Gilmartin

Gordon

Henson

Mr. Dave Area Manager IBM Corporation National Accounts Division 610 Lincoln Street Waltham MA 02254 895-2000

Mr. George S. Chairman Alpha Industries, Inc. 20 Sylvan Road Woburn MA 01810 935-5150

Herlihy

Kariotis

Mr. Stephen Levy Chairman Bolt Beranek & Newman Inc. 10 Fawcett Street Cambridge MA02138 873-2000

Mr. Justus President Sorrech, Inc. 460 Totten Pond Road Waltham MA 02154 890-6900

Lowe

Mr. Ralph H. President & CEO

Jacobson

Charles Stark Draper Laboratory 555 Technology Square Cambridge MA 02139 258-2868

Mr. Clarence President Kaye Instruments, Inc. 15 DeAngelo Drive Bedford MA01730 275-0300

Kemper

Mr. John A. Lockitt President Motorola, Inc. 20 Cabot Boulevard Mansfield MA 02048 364-2000

Mr. John F. Chairman & CEO Arthur D. Little, Inc. 25 Acorn Park Cambridge MA 02142 864-5770

Magee

Mr. Jim P. President

Manzi

Lotus Development Corp. 55 Cambridge Parkway Cambridge MA 02142 577-8500

Mr.Graham President LTX Corp. LTXPark University Avenue Westwood MA 02090 329-7550

Mr. William K. Managing Partner Coopers & Lybrand One Post Office Square Boston MA 02109 574-5201

Mr. Paul J.

Miller

O'Brien

Ryan Senior Vice President BayBank Middlesex, N.A. 7 New England Executive Park Burlington MA 01803 273-1700

Mr. Patrick J. Chainnan International Data Corp. 5 Speen Street P.O. Box 1450 Framingham MA 01701 875-5000

Mr. John E. Chairman Intermetrics, Inc. 733 Concord Avenue Cambridge MA 02138 661-1840

Mr. Russ acting President MASSCOMP One Technology Park Westford MA 01886 692-6200

Mr. William G. Executive Director AT&T Bell Laboratories Transmission Systems 1600 Osgood Street Room #MV 3N4 North Andover MA 01845 681-6011

McGovern

Miller

Planitzer

Scheerer

Mr. Gabriel President & CEO Genetics Institute, Inc. 87 Cambridge Park Drive Cambridge MA02140 876-1170

Mr. John A. General Partner Palmer Partners 300 Unicorn Park Drive Woburn MA01801 933-5445

Mr. Ray President Analog Devices, Inc. P.O. Box 9106 Norwood MA 02062 329-4700

Mr. Thomas A. Chairman & CEO Apollo Computer, Inc. 330 Billerica Road Chelmsford MA 01824 256-6600

Schmergel

Shane

Stata

Vanderslice

Mr.C. David Chairman & CEO Spinnaker Software One Kendall Square Cambridge MA 02139 494-1200

Mr. Ralph z. President & CEO Barry Wright Corp.

Seuss

Sorenson

One Newton Executive Park Newton Lower Falls MA 02162 965-5800

Mr. William R. Chairman GenRad, Inc. 300 Baker Avenue Concord MA01742 369-4400

Mr. Oliver O. President

Thurston

Ward

Germanium Power Devices P.O. Box 3065 Shawsheen Village Station Andover MA 01810 475-5982

Mr.RogerD. Chairman Augat, Inc. P. O.Box 448. 89 Forbes Boulevard Mansfield MA 02048 543-4300

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Mr. Joseph F. Executive D· ctor The Co 300 Co ess Street Bost MA 02210

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Sequoia Systems, Inc.~ not- 0: ~e''''''''~1 3 Metropolitan Corporate Center MarlboroMA 01752 480-0800 Wife, Vickie secy, Dottie Vandette

Mr. Charles L. Coulterk-.~ President American Research & Development~n 0-+ 0.. V>--A.,.,...""=-., Division of Textron Inc. 7th Floor 45 Milk Street BostonMA 02109 423-7500 Margaret Logan

Mr. Howard P. Foley c-- t' (..-j

President. Mass. High Tech. Council, World Trade Center Boston #315 . ~y Boston MA 02210 \JV 439-0050 Wife, Marilee

Mr. Mitchell Kertzman ~ V1c.;"t tl "1-e·r-.·~~1

President Computer Solutions, Inc~"--'o t Cl ~-.-I-::-<-, One Burlington Woods S.301 BurlingtonMA 01803 229-2200 Murray Mathews

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Exec. VP & COO Alliant Computer Systems Corp. E- ;\0-\ ~ NEC Systems Laboratory, Inc.t-is C\. ~.J-lJ One Monarch Drive \-n~v'I\..IoCrl 1414 Massachusetts Avenue -$ I ... 00 0 Littleton MA 01460 BoxboroughMA 01719 tJ~~rt~ ~fA'f-.-. 486-4950 Gc~ 263-2627 &Y-~'" blNtr> to aol( Wife, Marty K. Kagiyama IV. 8(0 secy, Marybeth Shults

Mr. Thomas P. McDennott <::- h 0+ &-~ ?Vl b.e. \

Managing Panner Arth ur Young & Co. 6.- v' <.\t [A \'--e~ ~"\ One Boston Place Boston MA 02102 725-1100 Arthur Koumantzelis

Mr. Robert M. Morrill ~ -:) p (,"'~") Hambrecht & Quist.£::- v' c i c~ V'>-C'" ~b~',

Suite 102 One Hollis Street Wellesley MA 02181 237-2099 Wife, Barbara Secy, Mary McCall

:Mr. Dave Perozek not- C "r-,?,..-. 0-<.,

General Manager Hewlett-Packard Co. Medical Products Group 3000 Minuteman Road AndoverMA 01810 687-1501 Wife, Betty

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100 Locke Drive MarlboroMA 01752 481-3700 Wife, Maureen secy, Glenda

Mr. Jack Neises General Panner

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Charles River Ventures - ~i (11 c\ V>-e'~ La.-.:--.

67 Batterymarch Street ~ Boston MA 02110 r 439-0477 Vv Wife, Grace secy, Elaine

Mr. Nick Pettinella <:­CFO

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Intermetrics, Inc. ~ 733 Concord Avenue Cambridge MA 0213 8 661-1840

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25 Meadowbrook Road-fn $.s-oo WestonMA 02193 899-1966 Wife, Maureen

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Mr. t-1illiam E. Foster President Stratus Computer, Inc. S5 Fairbanks Blvd. Marlbo~o, Massachusetts 01752

Dear Bill:

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After a bit of inquiry, I've determined that while Bank of Boston is already a Corporate Member of the Computer Museum, we have not actively participated in its programs nor have many people truly been aware of our involvement. In fact, it was even suggested that we might consider dropping the membership in 1989.

We will definitely cont:tnue our me.mbership and in addition, we will make a conscious effort to become much more familiar with the museum's offerings and will supplement the normal systems areas with High Tech and Venture Capital personnel for dissemination of program information, et~.

Hopefully, by the end of next year total awareness and in­volvement will have significantly increased.

Kindest personal regards,

100 Federa! St'eel, Bo",on, Ma~~achu.en$, 617-434·2970 Mail: 1'.0 Bo~ 2016. BOMon. M'" 0:.'10(; THf FIRST NATIONAL B!\NK or BOSTO"<

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Mr. William E. Foster President Stratus Computer, Inc. S5 Fairbanks Blvd. Marlboro, MA 01752

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4 November 1988

I am sorry that Janice and 1 were unable to hear Scott NcNealy speak at the Computer Museum. I belive the Museum is a worthy endeavor and speaks well for the industry. I do get, a s I a.m sure you do, many requests for donations. I am prepared to contribute 200 shares of Intermetrics stock to the Computer Museum. If you would have someone at the Museum contact Carol Doherty (661-1840) here at the Company, she will arrange the transfer.

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Thoma. p, McDermott Meneglng j)arlnef, Botton

November 4, 1988

The Computer Museum Office of Development 300 Congress Street Boston, MA 02210

Gentlemen:

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Arthur Young is pleased to become a corporate member of The Computer Museum; I enclose a $1,000 check for that purpose. To that, please add the enclosed second check fOr $1,000 to your capital fund.

We were very pleased to spend the evening of September 27 at the museum by invitation from Bill Foster.

Sincerely,

Thomas P. McDermott

TPM/am Enclosu:-es

co: Mr. William E. Foster

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• FROM SIGMA PARTNERS

Thomll P. McDermott Managing Panner, aCl~10n

November 4, 1988

Mr. William E. Foster President Stratus Computer, Inc. 55 Fairbanks Blvd. Marlboro, MA 01762

Dear Bill:

11.14.1988 15:08

.& Arthur Young On", 901101'1 PlaCE! E!I;U;IOf1. MassachusellE· 02102 1(17) 7:.?~·1"·'

I enjoyed the evening at The Computer Museumj thank you for inviting us. Arthur Young would be pleased to become a corporate member of the museum. You will see from my letter to the Office of Development that we have applied for membership. I decided to add to that a contribution to the capital campaign.

It is easy to notice the great pride you have taken in the good work of this institution; we are pleased to join with yOU in that.

All the best!

Sincerely,

~ Thomas P. McDermott

TPM/am Enclosure

cc: Mr. Ar~hur Koumantz@lis

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