Raymond Woo

Raymond Woo

During 1988 I have been envolved with a project for Hewlitt Packard Inc. In the course of the project I came in contact with a fellow by the name of Raymond Woo. I would say that Ray is in his early twenties. He had only been with the project for about a week when I heard that he had had an accident and would be out of work for several weeks.It seems that he had been trying to open a window and somehow pushed his hand through the glass. It had cut his wrist severly. He was out of work for about 6 or 8 weeks and just as he was about to return, we were notified that he would be out for a few more weeks as he was getting married.About this time a card crossed my desk. You know the kind, best wishes from all of us. I always have a little trouble with these cards, especially when it is for someone I hardly know. Some how "lots of luck" and "best wishes" always leave me a little cold. So I thought about it for a while and this limerick was my entry in his card.

Gale L. Wolfenbarger
2 October 1988

Raymond Woo

Raymond, a coder deluxe,
Experienced incredible luck.
First he cut up his hand,
Then he managed to land
A reason to rent a black tux.

Gale L. Wolfenbarger
June 1988