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September 7, 2012
A true gentleman who will be truly missed
September 6, 2012
Joyce and family
My sincere condolences to you and your family. As you know John and I were close friends throughout the years at SSPP where we lived only 1/2 block apart. After WWII we saw a lot of each other when traveling together for classes at SLU and then family visits with your family and ours and a few after we moved to Florida. You'll always be remembered as the Maid of Honor for Margaret at our wedding, Nov 20, 1948.
I know you occasionally informed me of John's condition and I hope he had a peaceful passing. My daily prayers will include those for John and you and your family.
May the Good Lord Bless John, you and your family.
Again, with sincere condolences.
Nick Stein
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