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In reply to the discussion: The Magistrate's obituary [View all]DFW
(56,797 posts)52. He looked just as I imagined him to be
That he was a few months younger than I am is slightly unnervingits good that I only found this out now.
I mentioned that he reminded me of only one other person I knewalso an extremely erudite friend with whom I could discuss everything from the Vietnam War (in which he played an unintended prominent role) to ancient Egypt. There was even a slight physical resemblance. I would have loved to have listened to a conversation between the two of them. Transcribed, that would have been on the NYT bestseller list for months.
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I've always loved that song, but this is the first time I've heard it in connection with the passing of
highplainsdem
Sep 2024
#18
If you haven't already, could you add this obit to the Magistrates "In Memoriam" page?
hlthe2b
Sep 2024
#14
May he rest in peace, surrounded by the perpetual light of Divine love. n/t
PatrickforB
Sep 2024
#28
The Magistrate was one of the most respected members of DU. He will be missed. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Sep 2024
#39