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David Schafer
May 5, 2015
Richard D. Schafer, known to me as Uncle Dick, was a very loyal and caring individual. He and my father, Stephen E. Schafer were born in Buffalo, NY. Their mother was killed in an accident when Dick was an infant (in her arms). Their father was a home builder who found it very difficult to care for who infant boys. They were raised by their aunts, one of whom lived in Virginia. Their uncles helped with Dick's Buffalo education. Stephen went to a Buffalo business college and became a CPA while he helped support the family. Dick and Stephen and their spouses remained in contact throughout their lives. (He attended my and my sister's weddings and spent a week with Stephen's family at a cottage in the late 1980's.)
As often is the case, I regret that I did not know him better. He was a good man.
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