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Jeff Hannah
November 21, 2009
Although it has been many years since I last saw Charlie I think of him often. I first met him 25 years ago at Norshipco, I was a 23 year old planner and Charlie was an old salty buyer, he scared me every time I had to call him. He taught me so much those early years. After working with for a few years, I learned what a nice man he was, he forced me to learn and now I am the Manager of the purchasing department he once work in. I can still see him at his desk every time I pass by. I am sorry to hear of his passing. God bless you all.
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