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Ellen Smith
August 16, 2014
That is one of the nicest and most fitting obituaries I have ever read. I was 22 when Dave hired me and I know I am one of a long line he mentored and supported in his career and life. I only saw him a few times after I left Washington, but his example (professionally and personally) has always been with me. He steered me into and away from more than a few important decisions and situations in my young life! And always with wit and grace. I am blessed to have known him and very sorry I won't be at Arlington next Friday. My husband Ian and I send our deepest sympathy and best wishes to Carol and the family.
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