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February
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I first knew Les when
he was a drama student at Kent State University during
his high school summers. His mother Emma was so proud of
him! Later he was employed part time by the Cleveland
Transit System as a traffic checker. I last talked to
him about three years ago and we had a fine
conversation. Goodbye Les!! |
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Robert Korach
(San Diego, CA ) |
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January 31,
2006 |
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I am sorry about your
father's death. I am 13 years old and doing a report on
(cjd). I hope to be able to help someday. |
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Danelle Heath
(Saluda, SC ) |
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January 29,
2006 |
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I'm sorry about your
father.I'm 13
and I'm doing a report on CJD.I passed
over your artical and I
had to tell you how I felt.
Let god be with you |
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nick brekken
(lakeville, MN ) |
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January 4,
2006 |
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To the family:
I
understand your pain as I lost my husband to this awful
disease on November 9, 2005. He died 11 days after being
diagnosed with CJD. Keep your dad's memory alive by
continuing to talk about him to others and raising
awareness of CJD. |
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Wendy Newcomer
(Richmond, VA )
Rdnwen@aol.com
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May 11,
2005 |
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Dad, he had his bad
points, he had many more good points, he was a man whom
lived his life to the fullest and learned from his
mistakes.
He wanted to genuinely help people and
looked for the way to benefit the most people he could
through Chiropractics.
We love him and miss him, he
influanced many lives and changed a few also, he will be
missed. BB |
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William
Hauserman (Austin, TX )
webmaster@mymac2u.com |
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May 9,
2005 |
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My memories of Les are
of someone full of enthusiasm for life and persuit of
the truth. No matter where you are, enjoy it...that's
how I remember Les.
Dr.Kay Andersson |
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Dr. Kathryn
Andersson (Shell Beach, CA )
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May 9,
2005 |
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My sincere condolences
go out to you and your family. My mother, Rita, was a
patient and really appreciated everything Dr. Hauserman
had done for her. |
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Pamela Colbow
(Cleveland, OH )
pam4336@aol.com
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May 9,
2005 |
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Dad, you were a great
man! You helped so many people. I miss you so much. I
love you with all of my heart! Be at peace, and be in
pain no more. You are were you should be, I know. |
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Karen Hay
(Fairview Park, OH )
unii@yahoo.com
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