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David Kimble
November 26, 2002
Sharon,
I am saddened to learn this morning of John's death. He was a good man and an excellent technical innovator. His remote monitoring and control devices for sophisticated power generation equipment and motors demonstrated capabilities not before deemed possible and opened new control horizons. His passing is a loss not only to your family, but also to the controls industry. We extend our sympathy and blessings to you, Jim and your family.
David Kimble
Technology Enterprises Inc.
Leonard J. Brinson Omega Power Systems Co
November 22, 2002
Dear Sharon, Amanda, Scott and Bret
I am very sorry to hear about John.
Please know that you and your family are in our prayers.
Arlene and Len
Marlene Tramonte
November 22, 2002
Dear Sharon, Amanda, Scott and Brett:
We were especially sorry to learn about John. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. He will be greatly missed.
Love,
Marlene & Jack Tramonte and family
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