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Strategies & Market Trends : ajtj's Post-Lobotomy Market Charts and Thoughts
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To: Lee Lichterman III who wrote (77149)3/2/2023 1:57:39 AM
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Lee - my uncle was the civilian " head " at Edwards a few decades ago, fyi ... if memory serves

He and his wife lived in Rancho B..., CA
he died in the 1980's I think after a double-hernia repair surgery followed
by a knee replacement surgery, and the operation killed him as a result
of too much stress on his heart ... he died on the operating table when I was about
14 years old, if memory serves ...

he was more distinguished in personality than one of his country-boy brother, my Dad...their
other sibling was even more distinguished as the lead professor at Northwestern U. for the
entire Transportation Dept at Northwestern, and assisted many countries in the 1960's through
1980's to optimize the use of $'s for highways, rails and other transportation ...he was the most
" distinguished " of the siblings and was easy to recognize his level of expertise at a glance ...their
sister was an artist and straight shooter and everyone knew her level of love and loyalty to them at
whatever time and energy cost it required of my aunt

sometime in his later years, my one uncle and his wife from Edwards had a dream home
in their retirement and a dam breaking took out all their belongings
and home with the resulting wash out ...

a good memory: my uncle and my Dad probably brought to their SD home over
several thousand mallard ducks to the family during their teenage years
in the 1920's and 1930's living in the Dakota's when the possession limit
was something like 50 ducks per hunter
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