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Paul DeBart
till then stay safe. Later bro
all of that. Hope all is well.
Great meeting you, hope all is well.
Thanks for the note. Hope all is good in the motor city. Keep in touch!
I have had 22 addresses (when I transfer to Excondido next month) and only 3 were in Detroit.
I have a sister still there and am trying to safe up frequent flyer tickets to get back.
David
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