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David Machan
June 18, 2003
Dana,
Very sorry for your loss, something you and your family are never quite ready for. Your co-workers back at the job, their thoughts are with you and your family.
David Machan
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Jim Houmard
June 16, 2003
Dear Dana,
I just learned from our friends at ABSC that your father passed away. It is very hard to loose a father, especially at his age. I had a similar experience since my father died at the age of 69. Please know that you have my deepest sympathy.
Doug Moseley
June 16, 2003
Dana and Family:
Please accept my deepest sympathies, and wishes for your comfort and healing.
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