Back in May, 2008, I talked with Gia R. Tatone, deputy director of Young Preservationists Association of Pittsburgh. She is also the author of "Neville Island, a River Community." Due to the fact that Gia and I were unable to "reconnect" with one another via telephone, I sent Dorothy Antonelli (of Neville Green) the article and pictures (History of Neville Manor, two pictures) via mail. Dorothy called and informed me that she received the mail (cell phone message). I called her back unable to contact her. I can only assume that the History of Neville Manor (article/pictures) will be in the book "Neville Island, a River Community." On behalf of the hundreds of individuals who resided in Neville Manor from the years 1946 thru 1970, (and some are still residing on Neville Island), I want to thank all of the individuals who have contributed to the success of this book. Most of our parents have passed away, so this book can be our "tribute" to them and the good times we experienced in Neville Manor (which was located where Robert Morris University Island Sports now exists). I and many others who are now grown, have children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, relatives, and friends are happy to be able to share our childhood (via pictures/articles) with them. So, once again, thank you for you dedication. Sincerely, Deborah J. Brough