(Slightly edited version.)

October 29, 1997

To whom it may concern:

Pursuant to the agreement that (name deleted) and I signed on
September 2nd of this year, I will be vacating my position as
Console Operator at the end of this week (October 31).  That
agreement, which was negotiated in a meeting between (names
deleted), and myself, on August 29, 1997, outlines the terms
of my dismissal.

It is with a great deal of pride that I leave SNE.  I could
not be more proud of the exemplary performance that I have
exhibited throughout my tenure.  I am pleased to say that in
the last weeks of my employment I was able to train two new
employees to replace me.  Over the course of the last eight
years I have become close to (names deleted), so did not want
to leave them short-handed, thus the 60 day compromise.  I am
confident in the abilities of my replacements and therefore
take with me the satisfaction that my work there is now
complete.

While it is unfortunate that nearly eight years of service
has lead to this disappointing end, I look optimistically
toward the future and am extremely happy to be moving on.
Nobody thought, four years ago, that Mamis would still be in
operation today.  In that time my eyesight, with correction,
has diminished to 20/400 in my left eye, and hand movement
only with the right.  Given the cost of the accommodations
necessary to make it possible for me to continue in my
present position, along with the temporary yet open-ended
nature of that position, it was agreed by all in the
aforementioned meeting that it was time for me to leave SNE.

Now comes the time for me to get the training I need to find
more suitable employment.  For the sake of the circa-2400
employees of the company, I wish the best of luck on the
conversion to the new computer system.


Sincerely,


Gregory D. Roggeman