Get Well Letter to President Ronald Reagan from Mike Calhoun

[first page is a drawing of a jelly bean jar with what appears to be pencil drawings of a lot of jelly beans in this hand drawn, by crayon, jar. In the middle of the jar is a hand written note by a child, Mike Calhoun to President Reagan. Above the note is a square box written in pencil that says: "K-Mart $1.00 tax" Below this is another handwritten note by Mike Calhoun written in crayon which says: "New Imported "Jelly Bellies" hard on the outside, soft on the inside." Immediately below is a hand drawn, by pencil, drawing of a child, with a smile on his face, wearing a baseball cap and with something in one of his hands. [top left of document] Box 218 Palmdale, California 93650 Dear President Reagan I know how it feels to be in a hospital because i had an ear infection once, and I had to go to the hospital. I hope you feel better soon, and I hope Mr Brady feels better soon too. You must be very strong to walk in to a hospital after your shot, especially when your 70 years old. I hope you come back soon from Mike Calhoun [the letter is written in pencil on a lined piece of paper] [top left of document] Box 218 Palmdale, California 93650 Dear President Reagan I know how it feels to be in a hospital because i had an ear infection once, and I had to go to the hospital. I hope you feel better soon, and I hope Mr Brady feels better soon too. You must be very strong to walk in to a hospital after your shot, especially when your 70 years old. I hope you come back soon from Mike Calhoun [the letter is written in pencil on a lined piece of paper] [first page is a drawing of a jelly bean jar with what appears to be pencil drawings of a lot of jelly beans in this hand drawn, by crayon, jar. In the middle of the jar is a hand written note by a child, Mike Calhoun to President Reagan. Above the note is a square box written in pencil that says: "K-Mart $1.00 tax" Below this is another handwritten note by Mike Calhoun written in crayon which says: "New Imported "Jelly Bellies" hard on the outside, soft on the inside." Immediately below is a hand drawn, by pencil, drawing of a child, with a smile on his face, wearing a baseball cap and with something in one of his hands.