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He says he now experiences much satisfaction from making new friends, staying alive and healthy, and working in my vegetable garden, as well as watching three grandchildren grow up: two boys and a girl. Johns favorite memory of his time at Cornell was, he says, singing with the Cayugas Waiters. In late October, class officer Bill Flanagan wrote from Colonial Heights, VA, I have some sad news to pass onmy soulmate for 60 years, my wife, Diane, passed away on September 26 at VCU Medical Center in Richmond

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[DOI] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 66.Iwasaki Y, Nakatogawa M, Shimizu A, Sato Y, Shigemura Y