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Theo "Tao" Blake
April 3, 2014
one of the most interesting fellows in my life - and still recall meeting him at Army Mapping Service during my work there from 1974 to 2004 as well again in the Episcopalian Conference of The Deaf He was so taltent with strong ambitions with great memories still living in us
March 17, 2014
Henry Buzzard ranks up there with my all time favorites, he was much more than an archivist, according to my knowledge he was also the first deaf priest ordained by the Episcopilan order. He also was a teacher, a gentle giant who will be missed. If I were in NY I would have personally attended the services. Rest in Peace, Henry.
Larry S. Taub
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