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07-07-2010, 07:38 PM
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My sincere condolences to Joe's family. He was a wonderful man to talk with. He was funny, witty and very informative on the sets that he collected. He always wanted to help others out with their collections. I don't know how many times that he tried to help to get people to go to the Chantilly show. He did this to help the dealers, not himself. It was totally unselfish.
I will deeply miss him. He always came to my table, sat with me and talked for a good while on a multitude of topics. He would sit and tell me so many great stories. He was a wonderful man to know. I am truly sorry that I missed his service. Thank you for sharing this with the members Sincerely, Cy 
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