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James Dages
May 9, 2002
Ted & Debby - Your dad was a great guy. We had lots of good times together and we're sorry we lost touch for so long. He is and will continue to be in our prayers. We were sorry to hear about Terri. I spoke to Tom about a month ago after another classmate, Jim Kaspar died and Tom told me about her. We didn't know Tom was that sick when we spoke, but he hadn't returned my phone call or e-mails since.
Our sincerest condolences and if you get a chance, please call us or e-mail us.
Jim & Judy Dages
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Dan and Lois Waber
May 8, 2002
Our deepest sympathy to all. Many great times were had with the study group from the University of Chicago. We still have the baseball bats Tom made for us.
Ron and Jean De Lacey
May 8, 2002
Tom and I were in the same study group at the University of Chicago. We shared many memories. My wife Jean and I also were friends with Terri. We were extremely saddened by their passing. They were both very special people and will be missed.
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