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Dan Pedersen
September 10, 2016
I don't believe I ever met Cousin Ralph Junior face-to-face, nor any of his children, but I remember him with the warmest of feelings. We struck up a correspondence some years ago, mostly around the holidays, and I found him an engaging and caring individual who really made time for a relative he'd never met. He minimized his own tough health challenges and focused on others. I can only guess he made the world a much better place for many, many people whose lives he touched. It's funny what sticks with you -- he loved the BBC News. So do I.
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