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Re: Team 538- loss of a mentor
I am very sorry to hear of your loss, It is always sad to lose someone that is so valuable to a family and a community. My thought will be with his family and your team.
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06-02-2007, 15:09
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Re: Team 538- loss of a mentor
Words can't express our feelings of sympathy nearly well enough. Everyone passes on eventually too many of the best seem to do it before their time. Take the lessons he has given you both as an engineer and a person and carry those on. Share them far and wide. As long as you share the lessons, feelings and knowledge he has given you he will not really be gone.
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