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 campus of Southwestern (Rhodes College)" (Colyar's letter to David - January 1974)
 "'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe; All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe."
"Jabberwocky" written by Lewis Carroll (b. 27th January 1832 - d. 14th January 1898) - COLYAR BANKS, born December 1, 1953, died unexpectedly at her home Saturday, February 10, 2007. She earned a bachelors degree at Southwestern (now Rhodes) College and a masters degree at Memphis State University (now the University of Memphis). She taught English as a second language and freshman composition for a number of years at Memphis State and Southwest Tennessee Community College. A lover of music and literature, she sang, played the flute, and wrote poetry for her friends and family. Once upon a time David was Colyar's companion. They lived together till David left for war in the Middle East in 1974. Never again did David and Colyar live together. But they always loved each other.
 -David Saks & Jerry Lee Lewis- Jerry Lee Lewis September
29th 1935 - October 28th 2022 David was at Elvis' house with Jerry Lee Lewis. David was walking around with Jerry
Lee and said to him, "Jerry Lee, a woman with multiple personalities fell in love with me. She said I could marry anyone I wanted to as long as it
was her." Jerry Lee said, "David, I play the piano better than you do."  1991 Newspaper Article
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth
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Coronation Collection Of David Saks The Entire British Commonwealth of Nations
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My Business Card by David Saks Take
my business card It's plain, not much to see Maybe some day you'll find it again And have nice thoughts of me Keep it in your favorite book Or underneath your phone Right there on the table Somewhere inside your home Here's my business card Please take it in your hand I hope one day we'll meet again Till then please understand It's just my business card Call me when it's right But darling you're the only girl Who can call me late at night Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy "The Music Box" 1932 Stanley Kubrick (b.1928 - d.1999) Film Director/Producer
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