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E. Allmendinger Obituary
Eugene was an associate professor emeritus at the University of New Hampshire, retiring in 1984.
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A full obituary will be announced by Wiggin-Purdy-McCooey-Dion Funeral Home, 655 Central Ave., Dover.
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Thomas Pistole
July 11, 2008
Dear Ann - My sympathies to you and your family on Gene's passing. It was truly an honor to know him. I have wonderful memories of practicing in your home for the Faculty Follies. I also remember talking with Gene at a UNH Commencement program. He mentioned that after he had replied that he would participate in the Commencement activities he had been invited to another event that, it was clear, he would have preferred to attend. He had made a commitment, though, and it was appropriate for him to honor it. I will always remember him for that.
In sadness,
Tom Pistole
Ken Wood
July 11, 2008
Dear Ann - I am so sorry to hear this sad news; Gene and you were wonderful friends to us. I enjoyed working with Gene on the Maritime Heritage Commission; he was my mentor.. and we always managed to have a wonderful, fun time at the events. You and Gene opened your cottage, home and your lives to us all. We still fondly remember the wedding toast that Gene gave at our reception. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Sincerely;
Ken, Judy and Sarah Wood
Ernie & Maureen Connor
July 9, 2008
Dear Ann and Family, we were saddened to hear of your loss. Gene was a dear and true friend many years ago when I was at the Port of NH in Portsmouth. We will always remember the kind farewell and sendoff given to us by Gene and Ann in their home. It is one of our fondest memories.
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