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Dick Marin served with the Air Force during the Vietnam War and later was a principal quality engineer at Westinghouse Electric Co.
Lorena Malbrough of Louisiana was “a champion of education, passionate about making classrooms, schools and districts work for all students.”
Grace Atwater of Anderson, South Carolina died due to COVID-19.
Ramesh Patel lived by two basic tenets according to his children: “whatever you do, give it your all and where there is a will, there is a way.”
George Roark Jr., a psychiatrist in Washington D.C., served as a doctor in the Korean War and consulted part-time for the CIA.
Susan Maullar of Canton, Ohio “lived her life the way she wanted.”
Perry C. Adams of Macomb County, Michigan loved sharing his love of live music with the people he loved most.
Annie Louise Horne of St. Petersburg, Florida was the beloved mother of George and Annie Horne.
David Hebbe of Sandston, Virginia “lived life to the fullest through simple pleasures” and “had an uncanny ability to reach people in a deep and personal way.”
Lottie Adams of Syracuse, New York enjoyed sewing and painting — and could beat almost anyone at gin rummy.