Letter from Peter F. Drucker to Mrs. Kidd thanking Mrs. Kidd for her assistance on the completion of a book and asking about Mrs. Kidd's new home. Drucker relates that he hopes Kidd becomes and remains a close personal friend in spite of their working relationship coming to a close. He proceeds to inquire about the particulars of Mrs. Kidd's new home and when she will actually move in to the residence before proceeding to ask about Mrs. Kidd's children, specifically Laura-Jean, Jay, and Carolyne. He closes the letter expressing how grateful he is for all of Kidd's help.
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