Bill Clinton:                   08/15/2003        "Thank you very much for writing. I'm Sorry that I did not receive your letter in time for the meeting in Washington, D.C. earlier this month, but I'm glad you took the time to share your initiatives with me."

Secretary Principi:         03/04/2003        "Thank you for your efforts to celebrate the accomplishments of America's veterans and to provide oppotunities for veterans to continue to serve America after their military service."

The White House:         03/23/1999         "On Behalf of the Office of the Presidential Personnel, I would like to thank and commend Wesley, Brown & Bartle for its recruiting efforts and strong diverse candidate base forwarded for consideration in the Clinton Administration."

Rep. Jerry Lewis:          10/13/1998         "Mr. Speaker, while the end of the Cold War erased international tensions, it led to a significant downsizing of the U.S. armed forces. Nearly one tenth of our country's population or 26 million people have served in uniform."

Rep. Maloney:              02/13/1997          Ms. Maloney of New York. "Mr. Speaker, despite the heated controversy and, at times, unfortunate rhetoric surrounding the plight of women and minorities who must strive for career advancement, I am pleased to report that Wesley, Brown & Bartle finds America's leading corporations continue to maintain diversity employment practices."

Pres. Bill Clinton:          10/31/1995          "Thank you for your letter addressing the societal hurdles facing existing service members as they transition to civilian life. I do indeed recall our discussion of this subject last month."