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David Hillman
April 14, 2009
Larry - It's been a very long time, my friend, but neither you nor your family has been forgotten. Rather, you've been thought of often and fondly. Sorry to read of your loss. Hope all else is as well as can be under the circumstances. If it makes sense, perhaps we could connect sometime. Best always, DGH
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Charles L T Smith
March 29, 2009
Lynn
You will recall how your Mother was always so kind to me. So sorry to see that she is now gone.
At this time, I am in DC working on the replacement for Walter Reed (Hospital Architect), but I still have my home in Manitou Springs Colorado.
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Chas
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