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Por favor acéptele mi compasión más profunda. Laurent era una gran inspiración a mí. Puede él descansar en la paz. Sinceramente Pete, Outback Bikes, Atlatna
Pete Wicker
September 16, 2010 | Atlanta, GA
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Obituary
PARIS (AP) — Laurent Fignon, a two-time Tour de France champion, has died after a battle with cancer. He was 50.
France 2 television, which had employed Fignon as a commentator since 2006, said he died Tuesday.
Fignon won cycling's most prestigious race twice, in 1983 and 1984, but was defeated by Greg LeMond in arguably the event's greatest battle — in 1989.
LeMond's eight-second margin was the narrowest winning result in the history of the Tour.
Fignon announced in June 2009 that he had advanced cancer of the digestive system and was undergoing chemotherapy.
Copyright © 2010 The Associated Press
Guest Book
To the Fignon family,
Please except our condolences. We are sorry for your loss. Please be comforted in the fact that God has promised to us that our dear loved ones will live again. Jesus said:"For this is the will of my father,that everyone that beholds the son and exercises faith in him should have everlasting life, and I will resurrect him at the last day." John 6:40 May this divine promise comfort you and bring you hope now and in the days to come.
September 08, 2010 | WPB
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To the Fignon family: Please accept my sincere condolences. I'm sure you have many fine memories that you will cherish of Laurent. In the meantime, we can be assured that our loving heavenly Father will help us to endure the burden of our aches and pains of losing a loved one because 'he cares for us.'
KAN
September 07, 2010 | MD
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GOOD BYE--LAURENT
THANKS FOR ALL THE MEMORIES
MAY YOU ALWAYS HAVE A TAILWIND ON
YOUR LONG JOURNEY HOME.
JOHN BRUCE
September 04, 2010 | SHERMAN, TX
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I was 21 years old in Massachussetts in 1983 when I sold my little used VW Beetle and took my summer job money and went to France to meet some exchange student friends in Bretagne for a reunion. But I made a point of being in Paris for the finals of the Tour de France. I was also a mediocre amateur bike racer but was passionate about the Tour. It was such a thrill to be there for the finals as I fought my way through the crowd to be near the finish line, and Laurent Fignon won and was a total...
Steve O'Brien
September 04, 2010 | Los Angeles, CA
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Remembered By
Richard Herrick
September 03, 2010 | Costa Mesa
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I learned of Mr. Fignon's death quite by accident; I was browsing the online obituaries of my local newspaper here at the Jersey shore, looking for details on the death of my friend Mark Catalano. Mark was a runner and triathlete and he was not of one of the toughest competitors I knew, but also one of the classiest and nicest guys around. He died suddenly on a training ride tuesday, at age 54, apparently from a heart condition, and I am heartbroken. So it gives me comfort to know that he...
gene gatens
September 03, 2010 | Brick, NJ
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Gayle and Family:
We are all from Crockett Estates and knew Adeline extremely well, as we've gone to garage sales, birthday parties and fast food restaurants.
MARIE said if it wasn't for her, she never would have had the chance to visit Bouchard Gardens.
JUANITA BARRETT (Montana) said she also
remembers going grocery shopping with her and how Adeline would look at cards
and write the verses in shorthand, that
she thought was really amazing!
WANDA EPPERS,...
Sherry Abermoske
September 02, 2010 | Ingleside, IL
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Je suis vraiment désole pour le morte de Michel. Mais j’espère que l’espérance de la résurrection fortifier votre fois en un monde meilleure (Jean 5 : 28, 29 ; Psaume 37 : 10, 11).
September 02, 2010
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