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Leslie Bass
April 14, 2011
It was my privilege to have Martin as a student in one of my classes last year at Boston College School of Social Work. He was such a thoughtful, kind, sensitive man who added much to the class discussion. He would sometimes stop to talk with me after class and I was struck by his sense of humor, his generosity of spirit and his warmth. I am sure his spirit touched many and that others share my sense of profound loss. My thoughts are with you, his family, at this time.
Leslie Bass
BC SSW
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