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05-12-2010, 02:19 PM
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Good bye Potomac Yank!
Joe was a little rough around the edges, but he was always entertaining. You never quite knew which way he would go on an issue, but he was never "leaning." Whichever way he went, he went all out. He will be missed.
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Jim Van Brunt 
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