This is a handwritten note that reads "Aware of your developing interest in ephemera--ere's some you may not have. I appreciated the Saul Bellow Art of contrition--These days only epics in 20 pt or larger type can really appeal. The friendship, however, meets all strictures of size and variety. Thanks. Ben"

This is a 5 page typed, undated story about what books he would choose to have if he were on a deserted island. In the top right corner is handwritten his phone number and address.

This is a flier for Homecoming 2008 that features information about Ben Henneke's book A Ravenna Mosaic on a portrait of him. The flier was mailed to Mr. James S. Bryden 4184 E 48th Pl Tulsa OK 74136.

This is a handwritten letter from Ben Graf Henneke to Gary M. Fleener on personalized letterhead.

This is a typed letter on linen paper with personalized letterhead; at the bottom is handwritten a note that reads "Give me a call sometime when you're here, Ben"

This is a newspaper clipping of an article written by Ben Graf Henneke about the Tulsa World newspaper office in the 1930s.

This is a typed story entitled May Basket about not remembering the first May basket and wondering who sent the most recent one.

This is the program from the memorial service for Ben Graf Henneke that accompanied the memorial pamphlet.

Professional papers of Ben Graf Henneke

This is a set of three notes on legal pad paper all dated January 4, 2009.