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Casey Savanna
October 7, 2024
Dick was the best "step father" but he wasn´t that, he was an amazing father. He taught me work ethic, he taught me how to stay strong, even in rough times. He was someone I could push his buttons against and still be a good man even if I mad his face red, he also kept his for composure. I am beyond Grateful, for knowing and having the teachings from
Richard, my 2nd. Dad. RIP what is
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