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Footnotes to the Sun — Simonds '57 Formal We explore how mothers atBy John Simonds, Class of 1957 In this his second book of poetry, retired Honolulu and former Washington D. C. newsman John E. Simonds explores further experiences, travels, family milestones and personal encounters. Footnotes to the Sun pursues his interests in running and reflection, while also revisiting some compass points of life. A Depression era child of New England parents, he provides glimpses of youth in New York's lower Hudson valley, early