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The Monday Morning Memo

Loren Laddick Lewis, a Very Important Mentor

February 7, 1975

Loren Laddick Lewis, a Very Important Mentor

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Just before I turned sixteen, my mom began dating Loren L. Lewis.
Perhaps you remember him from chapter 61 of my first book, The Wizard of Ads.
That chapter was called A Two-Peso Weather Report.
“Loren is known as a brilliant pool player, a wonderful storyteller, and a mechanical genius who has a weird, psychic bond with Cadillacs.”

They only dated for a couple of years, but Loren and I remain friends to this day.
Many of the things I like best about myself I owe directly to his influence.
Mom took this photo of Loren in February, 1975, more than 30 years ago.
I'm proud to be godfather to Loren's son, Joey.

Roy H. Williams

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