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<title>David Herron </title>
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<description>It is such a pleasure to see the success of Dance Factory.  I was one of your students in 1990-91 when I was working at the Pentagon. I started as a beginner, knowing absolutely nothing about ball room dancing and rapidly advanced to the intermediate classes.&lt;br>In September, 1991, I suffered a berry aneurysm rupture (similar to a stroke) and had to take a disability retirement while I taught myself how to walk and talk all over again.  I now am married to a beautiful woman, a M.D.  who does not like to be lead! (She wants to do her &quot;own thing&quot;) So, that puts a crimp in any attempt to take dancing lessons again.  Plus, Severna Park (where I lived while working at the Pentagon)  is so far from Northern Virginia that it would not be possible for me to return for the lessons which I loved so very much.  &lt;br>My best to Dennis, who I believe is the only one who was there when I was taking classes.&lt;br>&lt;br>Cordially,&lt;br>&lt;br>David R. Herron, Ph.D. </description>
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