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To: Larry S. who wrote (22120)	2/13/2000 6:53:00 PM
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A legend is gone. DALLAS (AP) - Tom Landry's friends and fellow churchgoers at Highland Park United Methodist Church remembered him Sunday as a devout Christian who learned how to appreciate life and taught others to do the same. The Rev. Mark Craig focused his sermon on making memories. The theme was based on a sermon Landry gave several years ago, one Craig called the best he'd ever heard. ''He talked about joys and pain and happiness,'' Craig told more than 1,000 worshippers. ''Through all the good and the bad he said he was thankful God gave him another day. If you want great memories, you need to live each day fully and thank God for another day.'' Landry died around 6 p.m. Saturday at Baylor University Medical Center surrounded by his immediate family. He was 75 and had been fighting a form of leukemia since May. He talked about his accomplishments in life modestly, which is hard to do,'' Craig said. ''He talked of winning one Super Bowl and then a second. And then he stopped and said it was nothing. He said it wasn't until he realized how great God was and what God did in his life that he lived. 'In a world of celebrity and ego, coach Landry was really a man of faith, character, integrity and dignity,''