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Michelle Anderson
December 29, 2011
I really enjoyed knowing Mr. Don (as I referred to him)...he was wonderful to talk with each time at the Wellness Center. He was always interested in what new nutrition information I had, as well as asking about my children and how they were doing. It was sad to have not seen him over the past year after the cardiac team was laid off. I'm glad to have know him for so many years. He was one of the few people who really took exercise seriously. We could always be sure he would show up, and have some great stories to tell us after spring training each year. I'm sorry for your loss. Michelle ( one of the dietitians from CNE)
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