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Wayne Quan
January 6, 2021
A life well lived is one where people who know you,
love and respect you. Nate exemplifies this. Remembering Nate on this day.
Janice Twibell
October 14, 2020
I loved working for Dr. Tom all those years ago. He was a true professional and so very kind. I miss those years and I miss his family.
Wayne Quan
January 13, 2019
To Sue Lee and family,
I am sorry to learn of Nathan's passing. I remember visiting Nathan in his Newark office when I was considering applying for dental school. When I opened my practice in El Cerrito he was the first to send me a card of congratulations. When I retired he introduced me to his softball team. I continued to play softball for the next 15 years. I respected him for his professional achievements and was glad to be
his friend in our retirement. He lived a life with a great example for others.
Wayne Quan,Pharmd,DDS
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