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Duck-Joo (DJ) Yang
October 19, 2014
Dear Mrs. Jane Jolly and the Jolly family:
My name is Duck joo (DJ) Yang. I was a PhD program student of Prof. Jolly and got my PhD degree in 1977 under his superb guidance. It happened to me to know about his pass-away today but I believe it never be late to send my deep condolence. Last time I saw him was around 2003-4 at his EL Cerrito house and he mentioned me that he was missing the research what he wanted to do at that time. Since my daughter and son are living in the Bay Area, next time when I visit the kids, I would like to visit his cemetery to give my respect with deep appreciation for his great PhD training given to me. Thus, I would like to get in touch with either Mrs. Jane Jolly or Kim Jolly via e-mail, text message or phone call.
Sincerely,
DJ Yang
[email protected]
(972)883-6681 (o)
(214)289-2636 (m)
Kimberly Jolly
February 6, 2014
We miss you Bill! What a wonderful and productive life you had, we are so proud of you.
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