Sunrise: July 18, 1941- Sunset: February 28, 2018
It is difficult to believe that it has been a year since you unexpectedly left us. Countless times we have had questions about all range of topics and, because you knew so much about so many things, we reminded ourselves that you would have known the answer and (the professor that you were) could have very easily explained it all. You are so deeply missed.
Forever in our hearts,
Your Family
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