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Catherine Seeger
October 9, 2011
My dad will live on through us his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. I love you Dad but i told you that everytime we talked. See you someday.....till then i know you are watching over us all.
George Zlatkowski
October 6, 2011
Please accept my sincerest condolences in this time of sorrow. Dick was my co-worker, friend and mentor at NAWC Lakehurst for some twenty years. It was my honor to know him. May God bless him and all your family.
Memory Eternal!
Deacon George Zlatkowski, O.C.A.
megan green
October 2, 2011
love u best
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