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DEHeap Enterprises, Inc.
Exclamation! Publishers
Center for White Rose Studies Exclamation! Publishers Business Services Online Store
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Welcome to the online office of DEHeap Enterprises, Inc.
Whether you live in Center City or New York, Texas or Tel Aviv, Munich or Madrid, you are invited to come inside and see what we have to offer.
Click here to see what's new since your last visit!
Open this door to explore the suite of novels, non-fiction books, stationery, photography, and textbooks from Exclamation! Publishers.
Come inside to check out our book shelves ~ in our online store! (We accept VISA, MasterCard, and Discover...)
And enter here for information about our business services.
Here is the key. What are you waiting for?
In loving memory of Hans Forster, friend extraordinaire... Everyone should be so lucky to have a person like him in their lives. January 6, 1957 ~ August 4, 2003.
To know more about very, very old friends who impacted several of us around these parts, go to Canasta Game.
July 1, 2005 would have been the 100th birthday of Lelia Henrietta Sachs, who was an inspiration to all of us in this little company. "Aunt Wee-Wee" worked as bookkeeper/office manager for Anheuser Busch Yeast Division in Houston, Texas for many years. She looked out for her company's best interests, regularly demanding that her boss return the money he "borrowed" (read, embezzled) from Anheuser Busch. Growing up in chauvinist Texas of the 1950s and 1960s, we learned that "girls" could do anything they set their minds to. Because "Aunt Wee-Wee" did.
She traveled unescorted by protective male relatives ~ shocking for a single young woman of her era. She participated in sporting activities, and in general refused to be stereotyped as a submissive, passive doormat.
When she retired from Anheuser Busch, the company did nothing to honor her many years of loyal service. They refused to provide her with the pension she was owed. It bothered her, but she never complained. Did I mention that she was a financial whiz-kid, who had bought Magnavox stock when it was a relatively new company? Yet she never lived like someone who could have had a comfortable lifestyle. Instead of spending her money on herself, she "loaned" money to her nieces and nephews. When we would try to pay her back, she would wave it off, refusing to accept our money. She would tell us we were special, and not to tell anyone else she had given us the money as a gift. After her death, we learned that each of us was special, and that she had helped practically everyone in our extended family.
Lelia Henrietta, your memory is indeed for a blessing...
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Date of last update: 18 March 2008
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