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Tony Sauber
February 10, 2011
I had a number of dealings with Don in the late 1960's through the early 1970's, based initally on my employment with the Writers Guild, which grew into a social relationship. He was a warm, friendly person whom my wife Sheila and I enjoyed being with. I remember well his stories of his backpacking trips - of mailing food to post offices in little communities he would be passing through. And I remember his feeding birds on his deck, including one with only one leg. I'm sorry now to have lost touch with him. Tony Sauber
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