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William Peters
September 19, 2024
Dave and Marylynn,
I first met "Mort" in 1967 at the Bueter Road facility when I started work at Magnavox. As a new employee, I was blessed to start my employment working under Mort who mentored me into the Magnavox work environment. Mort was a patient supervisor and was generous with his knowledge to educate an "newbie" in the trade. Mort was always free with great smiles and kind words. Of course he had an ornery side too! I have fond memories of my time working with Mort. May he rest in peace.
Judy wilges
September 19, 2024
I worked with him for years great guy.so sorry to hearof his passing.
Deb Downing Ferguson
September 19, 2024
David I am so sorry to hear about your dad. He was a nice man. You are in my prayers...
Kerry Monnot
September 19, 2024
David I´m sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. I have good memories of us all in Charlesbury Ct.
sending prayers for comfort and peace
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