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Charlotte Massie
May 30, 2020
Dear Robin, Fred, Joan and family,
I am so glad i spotted the write up of Jims passing. It is easy to miss sometimes and I want to send the Massie families condolences to the Wagner family. What a wonderful man your Father was and to have 101 years of life and adventures. It is interesting to me that two University of Richmond boys both ended up in Hartford at the Travelers.
In our younger days i fondly remember our families getting together for picnics and other fun times. Joan preceded me at Westhampton College and Robin...you and Buck crossed paths at the Aetna, it is such a small world.
Sending our love and healing thoughts as you mourn Jims passing.
Love, CHarlotte Massie
Mark DiBella
May 24, 2020
Robin and the Wagner Families,
Please except my heartfelt condolences.
May God Bless.
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