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Barbara Bandy-Welch
June 8, 2025
I´am so sorry to hear Mel passed,he was my cousin Lauren´s husband.My husband Richard and I visited them when they lived in Bridgeville CA. he was so funny with a John Wayne accent.It was so amazing the life they lived I regret not keeping in touch.
I hope to get in touch with Lauren.
Charlie and Suzanne Plopper
April 17, 2022
It was with great sadness that we learned of Mel's diagnosis of metastatic melanoma and his subsequent passing. We have known Mel since his and Lauren's move to the May ranch in Bridgeville. We always enjoyed discussing life and politics with Mel when we were at the ranch. Mel had a huge heart. He had integrity. He had high standards for whatever he undertook. Mel always had a smile and a positive and supportive attitude regardless of the circumstances. He was a wonderful human being. We will miss him!
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