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May 17, 2011
I worked with O.J. at A&B for many years and he usually had a smile on his face. I remember telling him while waiting to go to work one morning about a home delivery I had the day before and I pronounced the man's last name wrong when he answered the door. His first name was Simon and O.J. got such a big kick out of it and always called me Simon after that. O.J. was a great guy to work with and I'm sorry to read of his passing. Lanny Eastabrooks (Milledgeville, Il.
Bud Diamond
May 17, 2011
R.I.P. Jack. Great neighbor and friend, spent alot of time snowmobiling with Jack on the "river" also in Wisconsin,Lake Tomahawk area. We both enjoyed Bo Saki's and all the great trails systems there. Love them Rupp's.
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