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FRANKLIN & MARY ANN BLACK
February 19, 2006
Our dentist for many, many years. A fine man, gentleman and will be missed.
Walter Gindl
February 18, 2006
Dear Faamily of Dr. Lem:
I think that I must have been one of Dr. Lem's earliest patients many years ago. While in grade school, (I am now 78 years old) I would stop in annually to his office on the second floor of the building on Wentworth and Pulaski for dental work. In fact when I got out of the army and for a number of years after Dr. Lem was my only dentist until he closed up his office on Wentworth and Pulaski.
One other fact Dr. Lem and I shared in common was that both of us were born on April 4th. Am I correct?
TOM ZUKLEY
February 18, 2006
Doctor Lem was my first dentist way back in 1947. Went through high school with Darryl. Our condolences to the family.
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