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John L
October 22, 2009
I was sadden to hear of his passing very late thorugh my friend. I met Mr. Figlia two times, but those moments let me understand he was an amazing man to talk to (A considerate, generous, and encouraging person. I wish I could have known him more).
I remember he told me once that "college is not the governments education, but the education they want you to have nonetheless my boy and that is the opportunity that must to used to your fullest open life..."
I miss his philosophical words. I will miss our interesting conversayion talks.
Rest in Peace Mr. Figlia.
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