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Pam Starkloff
July 17, 2002
Dear Earl,
Thank you so much for always being there for me. I've never known anyone who was always willing to listen to my problems, small as they were in comparison to your own. You made an impact on so many peoples lives in so many ways. I will miss you terribly. My children will be told what a wonderful uncle they had in you and the great work you did for others. Now, finally, you may rest.
Your Loving Sister,
Pam
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