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Tracy Brown
August 7, 2022
I first met Ken and Christine at Mount Vernons Pool in the late 1990's. Every Summer weekend, up until about 2012, I always looked forward to seeing them there at the table a group of us shared. I could write forever about those days but what I valued the most was not the Grill I ran or the volleyball we played, it was all the thought-provoking discussions we had around that table. Ken possessed a Superpower over me that few have ever had. That power was the ability to change my mind, and coming from someone as hardheaded as me that says a lot. Farewell old Friend, may we meet again one day. Please save me a spot at the table.
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