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Robert Guido
July 3, 2008
James: I was so sorry and sad to see the obit in the paper about your Dad. From our conversations, I know he was fighting mightily to make the upcoming wedding. May he now rest in peace. My sincere condolences to you and all the family. Sorry I can't visit personally. With fond affection, I remain
Steve Roth
July 3, 2008
John, Joel, Jimmy, & families,
Sorry to learn about the passing of your Dad. I did not know him well but remember him from when my brother lived next door.
Your families are in my thoughts.
Regards,
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