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Linda Melchiori Eisenberg
March 13, 2008
The Plaine Family (Mrs. Plaine, John, Susie, MaryElizabeth and Dan) -
We are so very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Fondly,
Linda and family
Robert Wetjen
March 3, 2008
Jack and I were students at Fordham University.
After my Marine Corps service we again connected in New York City and Bay Head NJ. Marriages and career pursuits separated us until the early 80's. At that point we became amateur mountain climbers.
We hiked the Maroon Belles' loop and completed several other climbs. At the age of 63 we summited Mt Elbert (14,433 ft).
He will be missed.
Mary, Leo Williams
March 2, 2008
Jack will be remembered as a great help to us in difficult times. He also helped other members of our family, and his work was impeccable.
Joe Hodges
February 23, 2008
Take care counselor - you were a great friend and attorney and you will be missed by all of us - your friends here at Suite 500.
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