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Ken Briers
September 8, 2009
I worked on the railroad with Chris. He stood apart from the rest as an unusually thoughtful, intelligent person with an open and curious mind. I last saw him when John Sampsill brought him up to Baltimore for the retirees group meeting, about a year ago. Chris was one of a kind. I shall miss him!
Erlinda Brent
September 6, 2009
Sounds like a really nice man. I never met him. Blessings on his Spirit.
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