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Richard Meter 603 252 8090
October 6, 2024
I happen to find this scrap of paper which I found in a box of papers I had kept for almost 30 years. I changed careers from Chemical engineering to medicine in 1995 when I entered medical school but obviously was still getting a chemical engineering magazine. The scrap of paper recounts apparently George Randall recounting a story of his father, apparently George Randall Sr., as George Jr says he was 3 1/2 years old in 1948, if I read the article correctly. I am retired now going through boxes of old papers and thought I would reach out to see if a family member would see this. Not that it is much, but I would want someone to do the same for me regarding a family relative.
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