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Tom Cleeland, Ed Dietrich, Ken Martin, Joe Secco, Dotti Singer, Jim Szep an
May 30, 2025
We first met "Duke" in 1969 at Fairleigh Dickinson University. He and a tight group of friends were inseparable over the next few years. Playing basketball in the gym, traveling to various sporting events, parties, nights in the Gaslight and the Deer Head. Making memories that would last a life time. Life after college was different for each of us. Many successes, a few missteps and set backs but there was always our friendship and support to get us through. We only saw Duke a few times when he was in Florida. The most recent being in 2024. Five friends got together for lunch in Fort Lauderdale. All the memories and the stories came rolling back. It was a great afternoon! Little did we know it would be our last meeting with Duke. Rest easy good friend. You will always be remembered.
Tom Cleeland, Ed Dietrich, Ken Martin, Joe Secco, Dotti Singer, Jim Szep and Bob Velardi
Donald Coustan
May 28, 2025
Dear Bob and Diane: We are so sorry to learn of your brother's passing. May his memory be a blessing. Love, Don and Terri Coustan
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