Dear Ms. Lynch, I realize Ms. Lynch is no longer your name, but I don’t remember your new one. My mother did tell me once after running into you at the SFUSD office when I was already an adult. It took some time for the two of you to realize how you knew each other since she was no longer Mrs. Hanni and you were no longer Ms. Lynch, but, eventually, one or both of you recalled. I suppose I could address you by your first name since I am an adult now, but, well, that’s not how I think of you. Besides, I believe that is the answer to one of the security questions for some financial institution so I shan’t repeat it here. Anyway, as you may have guessed, none of that is why I am writing to you. If you remember me at all, you already know that I adored you as a child. You were the first teacher I...