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Rob Wesler
January 8, 2014
While the light of a candle may be darkened with the passage of time, the memories you have created will live on forever in the hearts, minds and souls of every person you touched. I remember fondly thousands of moments from feasts shared around many a holiday table, to swimming in your pool, walks on Franklin Avenue, parades, parties, dinners, drives to summer camp, phone conversations and graduations. You have forever had an effect on me and therefore my family. I am proud to be your nephew. Your candle will never go out in my heart and you will be forever a part of me.
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