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kind of mixed feelings when i see his name in a post, but it is a reminder of the contribution he made to other pd'ers so i guess it's good. felt like i had to say something.
Yes, my heart pains and feels such a loss for Rick. I miss his posts, humor and research in so many ways we have lost a champion on our team. Aunt Bean
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