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The last time I saw Gary was here at MGH. He was making his way down the hall toward the elevators. I said hello, asked him how he was doing, but couldn't help to notice that in spite of his illness, he continued to carry papers in one arm and a brief case in the other. I am sure the doctors told Gary not to stress himself physically nor mentally. Knowing Gary that advice went in one ear and out the other. He would have not part of being humble. Gary was truly a good person. I remember his smile. I remember, we at the Center worried about Gary and his driving. He was always so pre-occupied. I remember when Jeanne and Gary said they were going to cut down a bit
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I want to thank Jeanne and Gary for having made my life better.
I learned
Gary may you rest in peace knowing you have done so much for so many
lives.
Jeanne hang in there! Just a quick poem. It would be fitting to say I was sitting
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