Professor John J. DonovanInnovator • Teacher • Philanthropist • Entrepreneur

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Testimonial

President H W Bush Bush

“Dear Professor John J. Donovan: Please convey this Administration’s appreciation for your outstanding contributions. I salute you all for the technological achievements made so far, and for your present and future contributions to America. President Reagan’s belief that free industry is the best industry and your imagination and vitality within this exciting industry of telecommunications and computers will continue to make America strong, and the wide ranging application holds the promise of the betterment of mankind.”