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Alan Brisendine
June 10, 2005
Please accept my sincerest condolences regarding Mr. Browder's passing.
Alan Brisendine
Clinical Trials
Medical University of SC
Jack Parker
June 8, 2005
To the family of John Browder.
I had the pleasure of working with John and being part of the same Shop. I will miss him and someday, when I go to be with Jesus, we will meet again. Please accept my condolances. Jack
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