1. Robert Peregoff (1928-1997)[The second best supervisor I had at the Crime Victims Board. An intersting man - he had been an art major and did a study of Anthony Van Dyke. Bob came from Baltimore, and we frequently talked about history, culture, travel. He had a back problem, and had been planning to move to a cottage in Kent in England in his retirement, but his healrh changed those plans. After he left our agency in 1990 Bob worked for the Maryland Crime Victims Board for awhile. His family was quite well-to-do, and he told me stories about how one member knew LBJ and his parents once used Governor Albert Richie as a lawyer in a case. I saw him in Baltimore on a visit in 1995 for the last time. When I last spoke to him in 1996 his mind was going. I was glad that I knew him.]