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July 25, 2012
Our thoughts now turn to those
who once shared with us
the joys and burdens of life,
but who are no longer in our midst.
Our sorrow is to have lost them;
our privilege to have known them;
our responsibility to build on their achievements.
In loving tribute,
we dedicate ourselves to the task
which unites the generations,
working to create a better world.
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Warren Linn
July 23, 2012
John Wood was an artist of the most serious sort while often utilizing wit and surprise. He showed us a lot about how to pay attention, be economical in speech and thought, and how courage can be quiet and humble. It is a gift to have known him for these 10 years in Baltimore as a neighbor, friend, and indeed mentor.
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