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James Dubelko
November 26, 2003
I was very sorry to learn of the death of Michael M. Dubelko. He was my father's first cousin. Although we never met, I corresponded with him for a number of years. We exchanged family information and, as a result of his willingness to share so many family memories with me, I learned many things about my ancestors from Kravany, Slovakia. During the time that we corresponded, I came to learn that he was a family-oriented, kind,intelligent and witty man. My condolences to his family in their time of loss.
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